PLEASE NOTE: Due to the current Bushfire emergency THIS WALK IS CANCELLED. Club Lake - 12 January 2020 The walk is not difficult and is mainly on well formed tracks except for the last kilometre out to Club Lake which will be off track. The walk from Charlottes
Come and ski with us, we can show you some places you may not have seen before. Duration and distance will be set to suit the group, On rolling terrain, suitable for beginners. Grade: Easy, race season is over. Spring is on its way. Location: Cabramurra, snow permitting. Meeting Place:
Jamie Bond led a group of 11 Geehi members on this short walk in the Cooma locality.
Due to other commitments this activity has been pushed out by 1 week to Saturday 03/08/2019 At this stage the destination is not decided as it will be weather dependant. Also the capabilities of the group will be taken into account. Newcomers are welcome, but you will need well fitted,
Walk back in time along the Settlers Track to experience huts, homesteads and other historic sites from the 19th and 20th centuries. The Namadgi area was first settled by Europeans in the mid 1830s. Early settlers included Flora and William Brayshaw, who married in 1844 and raised a family of
Due to bad weather, Trip Leader John Hutton and 4 Geehi members walked to the headwaters of the Snowy River instead of Club Lake.
**Updated ** This is a short walk in the Cooma locality. Pine Ridge Reserve is an area of crown land between Church Road and Bligh Street, Cooma. We will spend the morning exploring the reserve and perhaps capture some sightings for the Atlas of Living Australia - https://www.ala.org.au/ Walking will
All Geehi members are invited to attend the Committee Meetings and participate in the running of the Club. The meetings are held in the Vin Good Room at the Monaro Regional Library, Cooma.
Activity: - Bush Walk and Camping Date: - Good Friday 19th to Easter Sunday 21 April 2019. Leader: - Frank Bakker Grade: - Medium – Hard (walk will be on well-formed track half of the way and approximately half off track.) Distance: - approx. 18 Km each way in to
On 13 January a small but energetic group of five, Andrew Egan, John Hutton, Frank Baker, Neroli O’Neil and leader Peter Davis left Cooma in two cars to travel some 30 kilometres north of Cooma on the Shannons Flat Road. One car was left at a private property one km
