A September walk to a high exposed peak on the Monaro will always be a gamble with the weather. Whilst the wind howled up on the Main Range, of which we had glorious views on the walk, we were spared and enjoyed a lovely sunny, calmish day. The Bobundra Nature
Only 3 attendees ventured out in the cold threatening weather this time around. The weather cleared somewhat as we drove the 130km to Gungahlin. A strong cold westerly wind was ever present though. Overall we covered about 11.5km on the day, stopping many times along the way to take
On the 19th July 9 members set off from Cooma to drive to Namadgi National Park going via the upgraded Shannons Flat Road. In pleasant walking weather we started the walk at Brayshaws Hut, taking time to explore around it. We then walked through open bushland to Waterhole Hut
Seven walkers braved the early Cooma frost and fog to explore the Coornartha Nature Reserve and, hopefully, spotting koalas, which had been seen on the previous walk in the area. The walk started along the Coornartha Track, where there were many saucer-sized spider webs visible as the fog lifted and
After 2 miserable rainy days, we had a bright sunny day for the walk. 5 of us met up at the Nunnock Swamp campground. There was plenty of water laying around, but the roads and tracks were mainly dry. The swamp was a large shallow lake with many reed beds.
It seems that Easter time has many attractions other than going bushwalking – we only had two takers for this 4 day circuit from Tooma Dam via Wheelers Hut and Pretty Plain Hut. Moreover, we didn’t see any other walkers for the whole trip. Only one car parked at
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
