This walk was a trek up to above the tree line, exploring the high ridge to Consett Stephens Pass and Mount Tate and is one of the walks described in The Geehi Bushwalking Club’s book – Snowy Mountains Walks, page 81 in our 8th edition.
It was a sunny day for the Geehi’s first walk of 2021 in an area that looks to have benefited from the recent rain.
Six of us from Geehi Bushwalking Club had a camp out weekend at Oldfield’s Hut. This provided a good base camp for us to visit Mt Morgan and Bimberi Peak.
On 5th September we had a successful cross country ski day, with 5 Geehi's paricipating. In the end we relocated our trip to Perisher instead of Smiggins Holes so that we could ski up to the Porcupine and beyond on the back pole line trail to Charlottes Pass. This was
Illawong Lodge and track ACTIVITY: Walk to Illawong Lodge LEADER: Frank Bakker COORDINATOR: Jamie Bond GRADE: Moderate DISTANCE: 10km DATE: Sat 30th May DESCRIPTION: So in the end we did this trip on the Saturday, due to forecast high chance of wet weather. This turned out to be
"There'S no Walk like a Snow Walk" On the weekend of 9 - 10 November the Geehi Walking Club and friends had a stay at Smiggins Holes and did some adventure walking. On the Friday afternoon when everyone was arriving we were greeted with cold, windy weather and new snow,
Held on Saturday 12th October 2019 5 intrepid Geehi walkers headed off at a brisk pace along the Boundary Trail at the park border on a cool overcast day. I was testing out my new (to me) pack, you will notice in the photos that one of us appears overloaded
Activity: - Bush Walk and Camping Date: - Good Friday 19th to Easter Sunday 21 April 2019. Leader: - Frank Bakker We met at Meeting Point: - Mt Gladstone turn off at just after 07:15 and drove to Tooma Dam. Driving time was 2 hrs with a short rest stop at Tumut
Due to bad weather, Trip Leader John Hutton and 4 Geehi members walked to the headwaters of the Snowy River instead of Club Lake.
