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| 7 Jan, Wed 9:30AM | Bundeena to Marley | ||||
| Grade:3/6 | Length | 11km | Sydney Branch | ||
| Denise S. | |||||
  Walk from Bundeena via Coast Track to Marley and return. Beautiful bush and coastal views. Location: Royal National Park Limit: 15. View |
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| 7 Jan, Wed 8:30AM | CO: Fig Tree Falls Orara West [Gr:4 D:8 A:220] | ||||
| Grade:4/6 | Length | 6km | 220m | Coffs Harbour Branch | |
| 65334 | |||||
 (NEW!!!) Visit rainforest and FigTree Falls in a green amphitheatre. Walk moderate pace on Frontage Creek Tr. same route return. and snig track. Take care on muddy sections, walking through creekwater & avoid cliff edge at falls. Orara West SF will be part of the Great Koala National Park. Optional swim at magic pools afterwards.
16 yr. olds & under must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Each member do your own registration with walk leader at least 24 hrs before start. Registration is not guaranteed until confirmation received. Events may be changed or cancelled due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances. 4WD near end of Dingo Creek Rd. A lift pre-arranged with leader may be possible.
Preparation: Confirm and register with walk leader at least 24 hrs before start. BYO 2L+ drinking water and snacks. wear walking boots. Swimmers? Subject to suitable weather and leader will notify if cancelled. A lift pre-arranged with leader is possible. Usual bushwalking & cliff edge at falls. Bring own 2L+ drinking water. Drive on Unsealed Rd - part 4WD.Location: Orara West SF Map: Brooklana 9437-2N ref. 975 453 Limit: 12. View |
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| 7 Jan, Wed 9:00AM | MI: Burrill Lake – West Arm [Gr3 D:6] | ||||
| Grade:3/6 | Length | 6km | Milton Branch | ||
| Jon and Elaine | |||||
  Explore Giriwa Bagan ‘goanna country’ walking trail along the southern side of Burrill Lake. Signs along the track highlight more than 20 000 years of continuous Aboriginal culture in this area. Find out about bush medicines, food like the edible native cherry, and cabbage tree palms which provide basket weaving material. Visit a fascinating Aboriginal rock shelter. A mostly shaded walk.
Contact leader essential for time and details.....subject to change Location: Burrill Lake View |
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