Eight club members walked beside the Ovens River, after a short car shuffle, and we ambled for about six kilometres in delightful conditions along the track from the southernmost place on the river inside the Warby Ovens National Park, to the location where Frost’s Crossing track meets the Ovens Track. We visited all the campsites…
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Week Away – 2025
This year’s Week Away is based at Anglesea, running from Saturday 29/3/25 to Saturday 5/4/25, and based at the Anglesea Family Caravan Park. The 39 very happy club members have now experienced four days of great walking at different levels of difficulty along the spectacular coast, and in the impressive Otway forests, mainly west of…
MOUNT BUFFALO PLATEAU 3 PEAKS – Mt Dunn, The Monolith and Lake View : Sunday, March 23, 2025
On Sunday March 23rd, a fine and sunny day greeted the 16 walkers choosing to hike up on the plateau of Mount Buffalo. The original loop walk was altered slightly to take in Mt Dunn, the Monolith and the Lake View summit. This enabled three peaks within close vicinity of each other to be explored,…
Havilah : March 9
On Sunday morning 10 of us completed our planned walk in Havilah, north-east of Myrtleford, and we had two new members who joined us for their first walk with us. Our walk started in the farmland of the valley, but soon we were in the mature forest, and the road meandered very gradually up the…
Stanley Village Walk : March 3
This walk started at the Stanley Recreation Reserve, with nine walkers prepared for a walk in hot, but fine, conditions around, and through, the pretty village of Stanley. Led by former resident (Greg) we learnt a lot about the early days of the gold diggings, and the recent days of orchards and pine forests. Good…
Beechworth Tree Walks : March 2
For this urban adventure, a small group met at Mayday Hills in Beechworth to complete the three tree walks of this historic township. The gardens were planted in the late 19th century, with trees and shrubs donated by the Royal Botanical Gardens in Melbourne, and it took about two hours to explore, and locate the…
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Lower Ovens above Peechelba :.Thursday, 10th April
Eight club members walked beside the Ovens River, after a short car shuffle, and we ambled for about six kilometres in delightful conditions along the track from the southernmost place on the river inside the Warby Ovens National Park, to the location where Frost’s Crossing track meets the Ovens Track. We visited all the campsites…
Week Away – 2025
This year’s Week Away is based at Anglesea, running from Saturday 29/3/25 to Saturday 5/4/25, and based at the Anglesea Family Caravan Park. The 39 very happy club members have now experienced four days of great walking at different levels of difficulty along the spectacular coast, and in the impressive Otway forests, mainly west of…
MOUNT BUFFALO PLATEAU 3 PEAKS – Mt Dunn, The Monolith and Lake View : Sunday, March 23, 2025
On Sunday March 23rd, a fine and sunny day greeted the 16 walkers choosing to hike up on the plateau of Mount Buffalo. The original loop walk was altered slightly to take in Mt Dunn, the Monolith and the Lake View summit. This enabled three peaks within close vicinity of each other to be explored,…
Havilah : March 9
On Sunday morning 10 of us completed our planned walk in Havilah, north-east of Myrtleford, and we had two new members who joined us for their first walk with us. Our walk started in the farmland of the valley, but soon we were in the mature forest, and the road meandered very gradually up the…
Stanley Village Walk : March 3
This walk started at the Stanley Recreation Reserve, with nine walkers prepared for a walk in hot, but fine, conditions around, and through, the pretty village of Stanley. Led by former resident (Greg) we learnt a lot about the early days of the gold diggings, and the recent days of orchards and pine forests. Good…
Beechworth Tree Walks : March 2
For this urban adventure, a small group met at Mayday Hills in Beechworth to complete the three tree walks of this historic township. The gardens were planted in the late 19th century, with trees and shrubs donated by the Royal Botanical Gardens in Melbourne, and it took about two hours to explore, and locate the…