Geehi Bushwalking Club
The Geehi Bushwalking Club has been walking in the Snowy Mountains since 1957. The club leads bushwalks in the Snowy Mountains, South Coast and ACT; as well as camping, cycling, cross-country skiing and canoeing adventures. Walks are run at least once a month, as well as regular mid-week walks.
New members are always welcome. Whether you’re an experienced walker, new to bushwalking, or walking with your family. All ages and capabilities are catered for, with activities ranging from easy half-day walks on trails, to overnight treks and camps.
Check out the Upcoming Events page for the list of walks, or see the Membership page to see how you can get involved.
Read our COVID-19 Policy here. Whenever holding an event the current government guidelines will apply.
Upcoming Walks and Events
Our meeting and departure point will be at the Vulcan Street Playground. From there we will plot a course for Ayers Rock and try to follow the original track among the myriad of other trails through the area. After Ayers Rock we will make our way to Mt. Gladstone crossing the highway near Cooma Steel
This walk explores the 19th century settler history, centred around the huts and farms of the Brayshaw and Westerman families. There will be ample opportunity to explore the huts and yards that show the way people lived and worked into the early 20th century. It is a moderate walk gently rolling through lightly
Recent Events
Gulaga (Mt Dromedary) Walk 14 May 2022
Nine walkers took up the challenge of the steep Ascent of Gulaga mountain. Along the way walkers shared their knowledge of geology, fungi, plants and the birds we saw. This certainly made the uphill climb feel less
Jagungal Trip – Easter 2022
There were not many takers for the 4 day Easter walk to Jagungal. Then the death of a close friend of some of the party the night before we were to leave reduced the number
Cesjacks Hut to Jagungal
This walk had been postponed from a wet weekend in November 2021. This time, weather and road reports were good, so a group of 7 met at Cooma North on February 11, and set off