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
Big Hole and Marble Arch Walk 21 May 2023 After the last few years of Covid – 19 and road damage due to bushfires, we finally completed our trip to the Big Hole and Marble Arch. Eight of us meet in Cooma North so we loaded into two cars and
23 April 2023 The day originally set for this walk had a poor weather forecast - fair chance of showers. Nevertheless, we very optimistically drove to Kiandra. By then, strong winds and rain caused a change of plans, retreating to visit the newly rebuilt Delaneys Hut, and the Adaminaby pie
Last month the Geehi Bushwalking Club had their anniversary weekend. In order to celebrate it we stayed in a ski lodge at Smiggins Holes and did some walks from there. Our first walk was very well attended with 18 people and we tried out the new section of track from
First of all, thanks go to Frank for arranging such great weather for the day. The days prior to and after the walk were horrible. Sunday was F.A.B. Five walkers set off from the parking area at Brayshaws Hut. After inspecting Brayshaws Hut we took to the loop trail heading
The recent ongoing wet weather may have put people off, but 3 club members managed to score a day of perfect weather for a wander up South Ramshead.
Sentry Box Mountain on the ACT border was the destination for The Geehi Bushwalking Club’s recent walk. The sky was blue with just enough breeze to keep us cool. Twelve members drove into Yaouk Valley and commenced the ascent via the south ridge, a route not commonly used. After crossing
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.
