A large group of members and some visitors enjoyed a walk around the "best kept" secret at our back door. First obstacle once we met at Norris Park was to cross the Cooma creek. This was successfully done with only one of our starters electing to retreat and bypass this.
Three members and one about to be member met up at the Cooma North shops on a fairly cool morning in July. We shared the one vehicle for the trip to Tathra to meet up with another Geehi waiting for us at Kianinny, the starting point for our walk. So
Big Hole and Marble Arch Walk 21 May 2023 After the last few years of Covid – 19 and road damage due to bushfires, we finally completed our trip to the Big Hole and Marble Arch. Eight of us meet in Cooma North so we loaded into two cars and
23 April 2023 The day originally set for this walk had a poor weather forecast - fair chance of showers. Nevertheless, we very optimistically drove to Kiandra. By then, strong winds and rain caused a change of plans, retreating to visit the newly rebuilt Delaneys Hut, and the Adaminaby pie
Our original plan for this weekend was Hannels Spur but the leader, Llew, injured his knee whilst walking in Tassie. An alternative plan (without Llew) was hatched for a day walk – a circuit from Charlotte Pass to Mt Twynam via Blue Lake, returning via Illawong Lodge. The weather forecast
Rennix Gap Walk 25 Feb 2023 On a sunny day in Feb, 5 walking club members made our way from Cooma, and picked up one more near Berridale. So, after travelling up to Rennix (or is that Rennex?) gap and doing a vehicle drop at Snowy Adit we were finally
Jerusalem Hill / The Chimneys walk; 14- 15 January 2023 Starting from Dead Horse Gap, we had 5 members for the 2 day camp and 1 for the day walk option. The weather report of possible showers was a concern, but fingers were crossed. We set off following the Dividing
Walk to Bimberi Peak – ACT border. 9th -11th December A smaller than usual but typically keen Geehi group met in the Carpark next to the Bunkhouse at 3:30 pm to be farewelled by the original leader of the walk, Brian (who just happened to pull up as we were organising
Last month the Geehi Bushwalking Club had their anniversary weekend. In order to celebrate it we stayed in a ski lodge at Smiggins Holes and did some walks from there. Our first walk was very well attended with 18 people and we tried out the new section of track from
Geehi Bushwalking Club: Yaouk Bill Walk Report Eight bushwalkers tackled the peak known as Yaouk Bill on the southern side of Yaouk Valley on a clear sunny day last weekend. Tracking south through private property (permission required) for three kilometres on a four-wheel drive track we found a NPWS sign
