All hell has broken loose; we have had a huge journey from Cusco via la Paz to Santiago. Intrepid cancelled our tour on Sunday night, as Greg and Prue were hiking the quarry trail in the mountains. We had 24 hours to get out of Peru before the borders closed, and we would be stuck…
Category Archives: Walks
Cancellation of our activities
Hello everybody, We have received advice from Bushwalking Australia that we feel it is necessary for us to comply with, requesting we cancel any meetings, face-to-face events and walks activities until June. In the interests of supporting continued health of all our members, we will suspend our current walks program and monitor the situation. We…
Mount Buller : March 14
Five committed walkers made an early start on the 14th to drive the 150km to Mt Buller village, where our objective was the Klingsporn Bridle track descent. It was a beautiful blue sky autumn day after some overnight showers, and we dropped one car off at Mirimbah picnic area, on the way. On arrival at…
Bushwalking and Navigation Course : May 23 and 24
There will be a Bushwalking and GPS Navigation course, conducted by Bushwalking Victoria on May 23 and 24 to be held at The Centre, Chisholm Street, Wangaratta, and in the surrounding parklands (Merriwa and Kaluna Parks). Everyone (including non-members) are invited to this event – click on the link below for a PDF with more…
Falls Creek weekend : February 28 – March 1
Our Falls Creek weekend was based at the Myrtleford Ski Club, and from here 21 adventurers ambled across the High Plains on the Saturday to Weston’s Hut. Having arrived at the Hut, Eric Weston’s daughter, Mary Goldsworthy, explained about the construction of the hut in 1932. Our own member Trevor Turnbull, was able to fill…
Bon Accord Walk Report
On Sunday Feb 16th fifteen of the nicest club members joined my walk in Harrietville. Today our destination was the Washington Creek junction with the Ovens River East Branch along the Bon Accord Track. This was a replacement walk for the Mt Dunn and Monolith loop I had planned on Mount Buffalo. I began the…
Category Archives: Walks
Escape from Cusco
All hell has broken loose; we have had a huge journey from Cusco via la Paz to Santiago. Intrepid cancelled our tour on Sunday night, as Greg and Prue were hiking the quarry trail in the mountains. We had 24 hours to get out of Peru before the borders closed, and we would be stuck…
Cancellation of our activities
Hello everybody, We have received advice from Bushwalking Australia that we feel it is necessary for us to comply with, requesting we cancel any meetings, face-to-face events and walks activities until June. In the interests of supporting continued health of all our members, we will suspend our current walks program and monitor the situation. We…
Mount Buller : March 14
Five committed walkers made an early start on the 14th to drive the 150km to Mt Buller village, where our objective was the Klingsporn Bridle track descent. It was a beautiful blue sky autumn day after some overnight showers, and we dropped one car off at Mirimbah picnic area, on the way. On arrival at…
Bushwalking and Navigation Course : May 23 and 24
There will be a Bushwalking and GPS Navigation course, conducted by Bushwalking Victoria on May 23 and 24 to be held at The Centre, Chisholm Street, Wangaratta, and in the surrounding parklands (Merriwa and Kaluna Parks). Everyone (including non-members) are invited to this event – click on the link below for a PDF with more…
Falls Creek weekend : February 28 – March 1
Our Falls Creek weekend was based at the Myrtleford Ski Club, and from here 21 adventurers ambled across the High Plains on the Saturday to Weston’s Hut. Having arrived at the Hut, Eric Weston’s daughter, Mary Goldsworthy, explained about the construction of the hut in 1932. Our own member Trevor Turnbull, was able to fill…
Bon Accord Walk Report
On Sunday Feb 16th fifteen of the nicest club members joined my walk in Harrietville. Today our destination was the Washington Creek junction with the Ovens River East Branch along the Bon Accord Track. This was a replacement walk for the Mt Dunn and Monolith loop I had planned on Mount Buffalo. I began the…