The Pod walking system is in full swing, and in the past few weeks Pod leaders have taken their flock to a range of different venues in the North-east, including Friends Loop, Mount Stanley, Sunrise Track, Chick Hill, Mount Buffalo, Loggers Lane and the Alpine Views Track. The photo is of Jeanette and Michael’s Pod,…
Category Archives: Walks
COVID19: Phase 2 program advice.
We will continue our informal program of walking in ‘Pods’ to provide opportunity for members to join for social walks within the COVID19 restrictions, however under the Phase 2 starting June 1 we will ‘network’ the Pods. Five Groups have been formed, and have stepped out together for local walks. 39 members have signed up…
Bushwalking Update
Warby Range Bushwalkers Update: May 16th From Cecily Fletcher, Club President (A PDF copy of this document is available for download under “Walks Program”). Hello everyone, The committee met this week, and have made some decisions about moving forward now restrictions are eased, recognising that the presence of COVID-19 remains a risk to be managed….
The Rock, New South Wales
My favourite destination is ‘somewhere new’, so when a detour off the Hume Highway was suggested early this year, it was a Blinding Flash of the Obvious that I was going to say yes! We were near the turn-off to Culcairn, and it was therefore not too far to get to The Rock (shown on…
Lockdown Walks
‘Lockdown’ Walks in the Warbies In this challenging time of the Covid19 lockdown, not all is lost for walkers. We are legally able to walk for exercise, and what better way to do it than a walk in the Warby Range, so close to Wangaratta. We currently have a household of six, as family who…
On the Overland Track
What a view on a perfectly clear sunny day. Wave after wave of mountains ebbing away in the distance. I was standing on the highest mountain in Tasmania, Mount Ossa, 1617 metres. It had been a strenuous climb, of some two and a half hours. We had walked along the Overland Track in Cradle Mountain…
Category Archives: Walks
POD Walks and Misc News
The Pod walking system is in full swing, and in the past few weeks Pod leaders have taken their flock to a range of different venues in the North-east, including Friends Loop, Mount Stanley, Sunrise Track, Chick Hill, Mount Buffalo, Loggers Lane and the Alpine Views Track. The photo is of Jeanette and Michael’s Pod,…
COVID19: Phase 2 program advice.
We will continue our informal program of walking in ‘Pods’ to provide opportunity for members to join for social walks within the COVID19 restrictions, however under the Phase 2 starting June 1 we will ‘network’ the Pods. Five Groups have been formed, and have stepped out together for local walks. 39 members have signed up…
Bushwalking Update
Warby Range Bushwalkers Update: May 16th From Cecily Fletcher, Club President (A PDF copy of this document is available for download under “Walks Program”). Hello everyone, The committee met this week, and have made some decisions about moving forward now restrictions are eased, recognising that the presence of COVID-19 remains a risk to be managed….
The Rock, New South Wales
My favourite destination is ‘somewhere new’, so when a detour off the Hume Highway was suggested early this year, it was a Blinding Flash of the Obvious that I was going to say yes! We were near the turn-off to Culcairn, and it was therefore not too far to get to The Rock (shown on…
Lockdown Walks
‘Lockdown’ Walks in the Warbies In this challenging time of the Covid19 lockdown, not all is lost for walkers. We are legally able to walk for exercise, and what better way to do it than a walk in the Warby Range, so close to Wangaratta. We currently have a household of six, as family who…
On the Overland Track
What a view on a perfectly clear sunny day. Wave after wave of mountains ebbing away in the distance. I was standing on the highest mountain in Tasmania, Mount Ossa, 1617 metres. It had been a strenuous climb, of some two and a half hours. We had walked along the Overland Track in Cradle Mountain…