Sunday May 25th, a group of eight eminent walkers met in Wangaratta to undertake what I believe is a new walk for the club to Top Crossing Hut. Today we welcomed two returning casual walkers, Angi and Roger, for their second walk with the club. First timer Shreeyal came all the way from India to…
Category Archives: Walks
Kangaroo Hill Walk, Eldorado : May 10
We had 12 attendees on Saturday’s loop walk to Kangaroo Hill at Eldorado, which included five casuals, four walking with us for the first time, and another who has since joined our club. Starting at Gunhouse Park in Eldorado we wandered down to follow Reid’s Walk, which passes through a reserve near Reedy Creek, and…
YACKANDANDAH CREEK WALK, 26/4/25
Autumnal colours, a bubbling brook and sunshine regaled the 12 walkers on this nice adventure. Following Yackandandah Creek, we walked from Osborne’s Flat, heading to the delightful village of Yack (as the locals call it). Currawongs called, magpies carolled, and the track was good as we chatted our way. Three new walkers, Les, Wendy and…
Myrtleford to Gapsted, Stanley State Forest : Sunday, 13th April
Seven of us from Warby Range Bushwalkers set out for this hillside adventure on Sunday, 13 April. We started near Gapsted Wines, and it was a bit fresh with quite a breeze blowing, so we walked fast to warm up. Up and into the bush, then along a bush road we meandered at the edge…
Week Away at Anglesea
Planning Committee Chair Report 2025 April once again proved to be a month of stable weather, for 39 of our members, to enjoy the walking opportunities along the Surf Coast, with our base at Anglesea. This year we had a different style of accommodation, compared to the exclusive self-sufficiency of the lodge style with which…
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…
Category Archives: Walks
Top Crossing Hut : May 25
Sunday May 25th, a group of eight eminent walkers met in Wangaratta to undertake what I believe is a new walk for the club to Top Crossing Hut. Today we welcomed two returning casual walkers, Angi and Roger, for their second walk with the club. First timer Shreeyal came all the way from India to…
Kangaroo Hill Walk, Eldorado : May 10
We had 12 attendees on Saturday’s loop walk to Kangaroo Hill at Eldorado, which included five casuals, four walking with us for the first time, and another who has since joined our club. Starting at Gunhouse Park in Eldorado we wandered down to follow Reid’s Walk, which passes through a reserve near Reedy Creek, and…
YACKANDANDAH CREEK WALK, 26/4/25
Autumnal colours, a bubbling brook and sunshine regaled the 12 walkers on this nice adventure. Following Yackandandah Creek, we walked from Osborne’s Flat, heading to the delightful village of Yack (as the locals call it). Currawongs called, magpies carolled, and the track was good as we chatted our way. Three new walkers, Les, Wendy and…
Myrtleford to Gapsted, Stanley State Forest : Sunday, 13th April
Seven of us from Warby Range Bushwalkers set out for this hillside adventure on Sunday, 13 April. We started near Gapsted Wines, and it was a bit fresh with quite a breeze blowing, so we walked fast to warm up. Up and into the bush, then along a bush road we meandered at the edge…
Week Away at Anglesea
Planning Committee Chair Report 2025 April once again proved to be a month of stable weather, for 39 of our members, to enjoy the walking opportunities along the Surf Coast, with our base at Anglesea. This year we had a different style of accommodation, compared to the exclusive self-sufficiency of the lodge style with which…
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…