For this walk we assembled a team of 9 experienced Geehi bushwalkers to undertake one of the longer and more challenging day walks in our calendar. With a relatively late start we made good time from Guthega to the suspension bridge near Illawong Lodge. This was helped by utilizing
The plan for this walk was an overnight trip to Teddys Hut at the top of the Thredbo River via the Brindle Bull Hill. 5 of us set out from Dead Horse Gap along the Cascade walking track for a kilometre before heading offtrack, uphill heading for the ridge.
8 of us set out towards Charlottes Pass, although not everybody planned to do the full walk. Once we got there we found cars parked along both sides of the road from the village turn-off onwards. Once organised we headed off down the steep that that takes you to
This walk was an excuse for an offtrack wander from Charlotte Pass around Mt Northcote. The pretense was to view elements of European history in the area. After crossing the Snowy River at the stepping stones we headed to Foremans Chimney, the remains of a cattlemans hut. Just downstream
The weather forecast left a bit to be desired, but 9 of us set off towards Kiandra. There were clouds/mist over the hills on the horizon, but not raining and even patchy sunshine. First stop was Delaneys Hut, just to check it out (it was rebuilt after the 2020
A September walk to a high exposed peak on the Monaro will always be a gamble with the weather. Whilst the wind howled up on the Main Range, of which we had glorious views on the walk, we were spared and enjoyed a lovely sunny, calmish day. The Bobundra Nature
Only 3 attendees ventured out in the cold threatening weather this time around. The weather cleared somewhat as we drove the 130km to Gungahlin. A strong cold westerly wind was ever present though. Overall we covered about 11.5km on the day, stopping many times along the way to take
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
Seven walkers braved the early Cooma frost and fog to explore the Coornartha Nature Reserve and, hopefully, spotting koalas, which had been seen on the previous walk in the area. The walk started along the Coornartha Track, where there were many saucer-sized spider webs visible as the fog lifted and
After 2 miserable rainy days, we had a bright sunny day for the walk. 5 of us met up at the Nunnock Swamp campground. There was plenty of water laying around, but the roads and tracks were mainly dry. The swamp was a large shallow lake with many reed beds.
