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1 Apr, Fri 8:36AM				Warrimoo to Glenbrook via Florabella Pass
Grade:4/6		Length	13km	350m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
Exploratory. Walk bike tracks instead of roads to Florabella Pass track. After walking Florabella Pass continue along Pippas Pass. We will look for a track to take us below St Johns and Coughlan Roads and on to Glenbrook. Map: Springwood Limit: 12. View

3 Apr, Sun 10:00AM				LaneCoveRivergaine IV
					Sydney Branch
Ted W.
Run by NSW Rogaining Association (not an NPA activity). 6 hour team event. See www.nswrogaining.org for information and entry. Location: North Sydney View

3-10 Apr, Sun-Sun				Warrumbungles National Park
Grade:4/6					Illawarra Branch
(SWAG) Adrian J.
A camping trip to the spectacular Warrumbungles National Park in autumn. A variety of day walks to different sections of the park. There will be a rest day where an optional tour of Sidings Springs Observatory will be available. Need to book campsites online and organise own transport. All walks will be at a relaxed pace. Itinerary and full walk information is available on request to Adrian Jones, 0418779196 or adrianandjulie37@hotmail.com. Cliff edges. Loose scree, rocks and creek crossings. Limit: 15. View

4 Apr, Mon 8:26AM				Dog Rock and Ravines Near Spot Height 558 m
Grade:5/6					Sydney Branch
Yuri B.
Park on D’Arcy Trail at GR 717 960 and descend into a gully to the east. Continue for about 800 m, then turn south and traverse under cliffs till GR 717 952. Continue up the gully for a short distance, then traverse above the cliffs to the first gully to the east. From here, walk back to the trail, visiting Dog Rock along the way. About 6 km. Scrambling and exposure. Mostly exploratory. Location: Wollemi NP Map: Mountain Lagoon 90313S View

4-8 Apr, Mon (10:00AM)-Fri (10:00AM)				Newnes
					Sydney Branch
Bandula G.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) (Cabin Full, room for campers) Stay at the Newnes Hotel Wollemi cabin and do day walks, including Petries Gully Circuit, Glowworm Railway Tunnel and Mystery Mountain. Must travel in car with no more than one other person. Steep and slippery sections, creek crossings, off-track walking, rock scrambling. Limit: 12. View

4 Apr, Mon 10:00AM				Sydney Harbour Bridge
Grade:3/6		Length	10km	190m	Sydney Branch
Renate W.
The Coathanger turned 90 years old in March! This walk takes a good look at the bridge: from a ferry under the bridge and the walk over the bridge, from close up at Milsons Point and Dawes Point, from the Cahill Expressway, Observatory Hill  and Wendy’s Secret Garden. There’ll be stairs to the Argyle Cut and at Kirribilli, but this walk will keep them to a minimum. Stairs, steps and heights. Location: Sydney Harbour Map: Sydney Street Directory Limit: 14. View

4 Apr, Mon 8:40AM				Yondell Trail
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	350m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(Date Changed) Visit Valley Falls then make way up to Batman Park. Take Batman Track to Magdala Creek and shortly after Magdala Falls head up the Yondell track and on to Springwood. Care needed above Magdalla Falls especially if track is wet. Creek areas can be slippery. Some steep rough tracks. Location: Valley Heights Map: Springwood 90304S Limit: 20. View

5 Apr, Tue 9:30AM				4x Views – Moolatoo Trig Fire Trail #110
Fully inside Shoalhaven City Council
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	200m	Southern Highlands Branch
Ian G.
(Cancelled) Cancelled due to road closure to Kangaroo Valley. See alternate walk to Buxton Plateau. Moolatoo Trig Fire Trail winds through forest.  There are 4 separate cliff edge sites with dramatic views over Shoalhaven Gorge towards Ettrema Wilderness. Hazards: Unfenced cliffs. Sandstone rock can fracture and crumble without warning. Location: Morton NP Map: Burrier 89282N Limit: 30. View

5 Apr, Tue 9:30AM				Buxton Ave Sharp Peak LO
Fully inside Wollondilly Shire Council
Grade:3/6		Length	18km	200m	Southern Highlands Branch
Ian G.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) A fairly flat walk (very steady climb) along Buxton Plateau fire trail which leads out to Sharp Peak LO for magnificent views down to Little River to the south and Blue Gum Creek to the north and the Nattai to the west. (Three views in one!) Excellent wild flowers late winter to early spring. Hazards:  Unfenced cliff edges. Location: Bargo SCA and Nattai SCA Map: Picton 9029-4S and Nattai 89291S Limit: 30. View

5 Apr, Tue 7:00PM				Wildlife crossings for the Royal National Park and Heathcote Road – Webinar
					Branch
General Community Event
If you’ve ever been curious about wildlife corridors, and wondered what all the fuss is about, now is your chance to find out. Do animals use them? What about all the koalas killed and injured on our roads? Seeing a dead koala is devastating. Can wildlife crossings make a difference? If one of Australia’s best loved National Parks has wildlife corridors will this help stop local extinctions of some species in the park? Register here: https://www.ssec.org.au/event/wildlife-crossings-for-heathcote-road-and-the-royal-national-park/ View

6 Apr, Wed 10:00AM				Maroubra to Malabar Circuit
Grade:2/6		Length	7km		Sydney Branch
Denise S.
Walk from South Maroubra Surf Club to Malabar via Western Escarpment Track and return by Boora Headland Track. Great ocean views. Opportunity for a swim at conclusion of walk. Location: Malabar Headland NP Limit: 15. View

6 Apr, Wed 10:00AM				Wild West Walk #2 – Cobbitty
Grade:3/6		Length	14km	200m	Sydney Branch
Peter R.
(Cancelled) (cancelled due to the endless rain) The second walk in a series of day walks immersed in the nature of the Cumberland Plain (Western Sydney). The Cumberland Plain offers the least explored bushwalks of the Greater Sydney region, despite an abundance of wildlife, flora and history. Today’s walk is a 7 km (14 km return) walk exploring one of the best remaining examples of the once extensive Cumberland Plain Woodland. The walk follows foot tracks and fire trails with some shallow hills. Public transport (bus) is available. Limit: 12. View

9 Apr, Sat 10:00AM				Edgecliff – Point Piper – Rose Bay
Grade:1/6		Length	6km		Sydney Branch
Sandra C.
From Edgecliff, amble  the foreshore of Double Bay. At Point Piper we will explore the wealthiest street in Australia, pass historic buildings and have views of the city and Manly. Some ups and downs, steps, drop out points and water available. Coffee tea options at Rose Bay. Bus or ferry to the city. View

11 Apr, Mon 10:00AM				7 Points of Balmain repeat
Grade:3/6		Length	10km	120m	Sydney Branch
Renate W.
This walk replaces Ian Baker's the Cheltenham to Epping walk on 11th April 2022.  The walk around the Balmain peninsula takes you to many different vantage points which provide a variety  of views across the Harbour, including Ballast Point, Birchgrove Park, Elkington Park and the foreshore of East Balmain; it also considers the industrial history of the area. The route takes roads and alleyways, park paths and several sets of steps. Hazards: steps. Map: Balmain Limit:14. T: Bus, ferry. Hazards:steps Location: Balmain Map: balmain Limit: 14. View

11 Apr, Mon 7:55PM				Dalpura Canyon
Grade:5/6		Length	6km		Sydney Branch
Yuri B.
This canyon will be done without abseiling. There are a couple of short deep pools, so bring your dry bags and also, if you wish, some change. Park at GR 511 862 on Bells Line of Road and make our way down into Dalpura Creek. Follow it through the canyon section. Climb out to the north west and visit the Jinki Ridge, then descend back and climb out to the south east and walk to Dalpura Head. Make our way back to the cars. Some exposure and scrambling. About 6km. Location: Blue Mountains National Park Map: Mount Wilson 89301N View

12 Apr, Tue 9:30AM				Les Lambert Lookout – (Near Belmore Falls) #120
Passes through 2 LGA's. Wingecarribee Shire Council Shoalhaven City Council
Grade:3/6		Length	9.5km	300m	Southern Highlands Branch
Sue M.
(Leader Changed) Walk through the locked gate at the entrance to Budderoo National Park and follow the Hindmarch Pass track until reaching an unmarked track to the left which leads to Les Lambert Lookout.  This provides a lovely lunch place among the rocks with wonderful views into Upper Kangaroo Valley. Hazards: Rough track, fallen trees, unfenced cliffs and steep ascent/descent Location: Budderoo NP Map: Kangaroo Valley 9028-4S Limit: 30. View

13 Apr, Wed 9:45AM				Cremorne to Balmoral
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	75m	Sydney Branch
Hildegard S.
Walk from Cremorne Point to Balmoral via Mosman Bay, Sirius Cove, Taronga Zoo, Bradley’s Head and Chowder Bay. Beautiful Harbour views. One or two steep hills. Location: Sydney Harbour National Park Limit: 15. View

13 Apr, Wed 11:30AM				Walkers get together
					Sydney Branch
(Mal’s Group) Mal
Walkers lunch at O'Donoghues, Emu Plains. Location: Emu Plains View

15 Apr, Fri 8:24AM				Glenbrook to Warrimoo
Grade:4/6		Length	13km	500m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(Cancelled) Exploratory. Trying to complete our Friday 1st walk, but in the opposite direction. Look for the Glenbrook end of our track. Follow this to join Pippas and Florabella tracks. Creek crossings. Some rock scrambling. Location: Warrimoo Map: Springwood Limit: 12. View

15-18 Apr, Fri (08:00AM)-Mon (13:00PM)				Grand Buddawangs Traverse
Grade:4/6		Length	40km	400m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
(Cancelled) All intending walkers must be double vaccinated. This walk will take in some of the Buddawangs most spectacular walking routes and features and will be a walk you won't want to miss out on! Starting from Wog Wog campground we make our way past the following scenic locations - Mt Corang, Corang Arch, Burrumbeet Brook, Mt Tarn, Mt Haughton, Styles Creek, Hidden Valley, The Vines, and the Endrick river, to name a few! Hidden in these locations are comfortable camp caves, stunning grassy campsites, pristine watercourses and indigenous art sites, all worth exploring. I lead this walk 4 years ago and it proved enormously popular and I think once we are able to regain our freedom again, after all the lockdowns, this trip will be just the ticket to refresh the senses! Might be some overgrown tracks to be encountered. Location: Morton NP Map: Corang 89273N View

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