Sorry, but Mackays Hut will have to wait for another time. Members and new comers are invited to come along with us to Haycock Point. Information copied from NPWS website: The walk from Haycock Point to Barmouth Beach in Ben Boyd National Park takes in whale watching, scenic coastal views,
We are planning to have a camp out weekend at Oldfields Hut. This will be a good base camp for us to visit Mt Morgan and Bimbiri Peak. We will travel in on the Friday evening to the locked gate, (42km from Snowy Mountains Hwy) and do the short walk
To be held at Norris Park, Cooma. A social get together with the opportunity to take a walk along Cooma Creek. We will need to comply with any COVID-19 restrictions that are in place at the time, so RSVP using the link below. geehiclub@hotmail.com
The first walk for the Geehi 2021 program will be to the Cascade Trail 5km south of Thredbo. The Walk will be a grade 2 walk exploring the Thredbo River and Boggy Plain area, the setting for Elyne Mitchell’s book ‘The Silver Brumby’ . Please contact the leader by 5
The Committee Meeting is for Financial Members only and will be held at Cooma Library, with an online option for those who cannot attend the library. Please email the club at geehiclub@hotmail.com if you are interested in attending
In regards to our responsibilities in stopping the spread of COVID-19, the following protocols will be in place: All participants are asked to adhere to social distancing measures This includes limiting the number of people in each car to three for non-family car pooling During Covid-19 the Club will
Nunnock Swamp – a hidden treasure perched on the escarpment (extract from Sarah Ferguson NPWS )
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
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
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
