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
The proposal for this walk was a return trip along the Coppermine Trail from the Snowy Mts Hwy, with an alternative return back to Yarrangobilly Cave if group enthusiasm was high. Well, enthusiasm was high, car shuffle done and we were walking not long after 9am. The first 1.5km
After some late withdrawals there were only three of us up for this trip. Maybe the others knew something we did not? Nevertheless, the weather forecast was for wind and some chance of precipitation and cooler weather overnight. But we figured it is mid-summer so how cold would it be?
We will be heading to the Pretty Plain/ Wheelers hut area over Easter this year. Details may change, but the current plan is to drive to Tooma Dam, then walk to Wheelers Hut. On the following day go to Pretty Plain via Broadway Tops, next day returning to Wheelers hut
A visit to the Kybeyan State Conservation Area close to the winter solstice had a high risk of being a foggy, frosty affair – or worse. As it turned out it was a lovely clear day, cold but with brief bursts of sunshine. Seven of us drove out through Numeralla
Eight members of the Geehi Bushwalking Club set off to walk down a fire trail in the Coornartha Nature Reserve on Saturday the 13th July. The day was sunny but very windy with the start of the walk high on the exposed range between Cooma and Numeralla. Although the view
We have booked a lodge at Smiggins Holes Ski resort again this year so that we can do more walks with less travelling. Itinerary: Arrive at IMBAC lodge after 4pm on Friday 15th Nov. Check in and make own meals for the evening. Sat 16th Nov: early breakfast and pack
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
This will be a circuit walk along ridge tops in the Kybeyan State Conservation Area, including a 1.5km stretch along the Kybeyan River. After a 30min drive from Cooma, we will climb 200m up Mt Pleasant (1050m), then continue along narrow rocky ridges, gradually descending to the Kybeyan River (750m).
On Sat 13 July 2024 the Geehi Bushwalking Club will be conducting a walk near Numeralla. The plan will be to drive with at least two vehicles to Numeralla village, leaving one there and driving back to the start point 14.3 kms from Cooma Racecourse. The track leads downhill for
