On Sunday 8th December, 13 of us met at the Thredbo River Picnic Ground for our Christmas walk and picnic. We organised a car shuffle to Sawpit Creek which is where we commenced our walk. We were very lucky with the weather, fine but not too hot - perfect for
Recently a group of 7 Geehi Bushwalking club members undertook a walk on the newest part of the Snowy Mountains Alpine Walk. This final section is now complete and joins the upper alpine sections to the lower sections on the Thredbo Valley Trail. On the day we started at Smiggins
As always the drive down to this coastal walk near Eden was long, but worth the trip. Nature really turned it on for us with sightings of whales on our first look out to sea. With strong off-shore winds there were plenty of mother and calf pairs within easy viewing
Following the postponement from the week before due to bad weather, an early 7.30 start from Cooma North saw a small group of 4 members set off, driving almost two hours to the 4 wheel drive car park near Landers Falls, turning off the Snowy Mountains Highway near the top
21 April 2024 This walk was undertaken for us to sample part of the new Snowy’s Alpine Walking trail. After dropping one car off at Perisher Valley, we started this walk from the trail head sign and map at Charlottes pass village. Following the new track across the Johnnies Plains
Watsons Crags and Mt Twynam Whilst this trip is often done as a long day trip, we decided to take a more leisurely pace over two days. Our journey was to be more of a wander, rather than a march. The recent weather hadn’t been very inviting, so it was
This Geehi Club event was a car camp at the Blue Waterholes, with 2 single day walks. We drove from Cooma late on the Friday afternoon, arriving whilst still light. On Saturday we followed the Nichols Gorge walk, a moderate 6 km walk upstream from the campground. The first third
The Geehi Bushwalking Club conducted a walk to the three Brothers peaks south of Cooma on 12th August 2023. Twelve walkers carpooled from Cooma North Shops and travelled south of Cooma on the Myalla Road to a point immediately east of the eastern most Brother known as South Brother. Entering
A large group of members and some visitors enjoyed a walk around the "best kept" secret at our back door. First obstacle once we met at Norris Park was to cross the Cooma creek. This was successfully done with only one of our starters electing to retreat and bypass this.
Three members and one about to be member met up at the Cooma North shops on a fairly cool morning in July. We shared the one vehicle for the trip to Tathra to meet up with another Geehi waiting for us at Kianinny, the starting point for our walk. So
