This activity has been postponed to a later date to be advised. The adverse weather warnings for the area this weekend indicate very wet / cold conditions so the decision has been made to postpone. Walk description Nov 12 depart Cooma in convoy 3pm. Drive to KNP border at the
The Geehi Bush walking Club is planning a 14 km round trip walk to the Sentry Box rock north of Cooma on the ACT border on Sunday 17 October 2021. Subject to Covid directives, the plan is to meet at the Cooma North Shops for a briefing and carpooling, then
This walk is on hold due to NSW Regional Covid Restrictions.
Details will be advised by Trip Leader at a later date.
This walk has been postponed to a date to be advised, due to the evolving COVID situation and restrictions. You can still register your interest via the email link below, that way we can email you directly when a future date is organised. All queries to the Geehi Bushwalking Club
ACTIVITY: Snow Picnic - 3 Mile Dam DATE: Sunday 20th June 2021 MEETING POINT: Cooma North Shops at 8:45am for a 9:00am departure RETURNTIME: Approximately 4:00pm LEADER: Jamie Bond GRADE: Grade 3 (Medium) There will be some snow and the possibility of ice. Any walking around the dam will be on
LEADER: Jamie Bond GRADE: 3 – The walk is mostly on well defined tracks, however there are some sections with rough formed steps and also exposed tree roots. Some areas of sloping path covered in loose gravel. Relatively short walk of 6km return but with changes in terrain as described
ACTIVITY: Cooma North Ridge Walk DATE: Saturday 17th April 2021 MEETING POINT: End of Mulach St near the stile past the Pound at 8.45am for a 9.00am departure RETURNTIME: Approximately 11.30am LEADER: Louise Jenkins GRADE: Grade 4 (Medium-Hard) Steeper, rougher terrain & may have off-track sections (no more than one quarter
ACTIVITY: Easter 2021 Expedition - to Tin Hut LEADER: Frank Bakker DESCRIPTION: This will be a four day trip into the Jagungal Wilderness area. Starting from Guthega Power Station we will ascend via the Munyang River valley to Schlinks Pass. We can briefly explore several of the iconic cattlemans and
Nunnock Swamp – a hidden treasure perched on the escarpment (extract from Sarah Ferguson NPWS )
