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17 Jan, Sat 8:00AM				Pisgah rock to Erskine creek and return
Grade:3/6		Length	4km	200m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
When the heat of Summer is on theres no better place to go than the cooling and spectacular Erskine creek with its superb giant pools and refreshing cascades to relax in and chill out. So bring along you're surfmats, donuts, good food and drink and we will ride the odd rapid, swim in the wonderful swimming pools and just take it all in and savour our surroundings for many hours.Entry and exit via Pisgah rock. rock hopping Location: Blue Mountains National Park Map: Springwood Limit: 20. View

19 Jan, Mon 9:33AM				Castle Head Katoomba
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	435m	Sydney Branch
Janet R.
Meet outside the Carrington for bus 686G Katoomba loop at 09:33. If train late the next bus is 09:53. Alight at Acacia Street. Walk steps down to Narrow Neck. Walk to Castle Head. Good views. Return to Narrow Neck Road. Walk roads to Katoomba Park. Then through the paddock to the aquatic centre. A short part of Catalina, then streets back to Katoomba. Steep, rough, some roads Location: Katoomba Map: Katooma Limit: 15. View

21 Jan, Wed 10:15AM				Rydalmere to Concord West
Grade:2/6		Length	9km		Sydney Branch
Denise S.
(NEW!!!) Walk from Rydalmere Ferry Wharf to Concord West via Parramatta River Walk, Sydney Olympic Park wetlands and Bicentennial Park. Bookings only from one week prior to date of walk please. Location: Parramatta River Limit: 15. View

23 Jan, Fri 9:30AM				Discovering Sydney No 4 : Redfern to Newtown
Grade:1/6		Length	7km	50m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Discovering Sydney:learning what you don't know about places you thought you knew Based on a book Exploring Hidden Sydney by Trevor McAlister Limit: 10. View

24 Jan, Sat 7:30AM				Hobnail Canyon
Grade:4/6		Length	7km	150m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
Hobnail Canyon is situated on Range creek and offers the enthusiastic canyoner a wonderful and spectacular exploration along a beautiful watercourse which doesn't include any abseils although there are a few short tape sections to negotiate into and out of the canyon, especially at the exit track on South Bowen creek. Anyone attending needs to bring a helmet/wetsuit/drybag and PFD if you are not a proficient swimmer but you don't need a surfmat or donut as the swims are very short. This is a canyon well away from the insta crowd and one definitely worth doing. rock scrambling and offtrack Location: Wollemi NP Map: Mount Wilson 8930-1N Limit: 12. View

25 Jan, Sun 8:00AM				Bob Turners track to the Colo River and return
Grade:3/6		Length	7km	250m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
The Bob Turners track is probably the easiest route down to the mighty Colo River and where it meets this superb watercourse is an enormous pool which is perfect for a swim on a hot Summers day. But wait theres more! Bring along you're flotation device such as a surfmat or donut and we will float down the river, shoot the odd cascade before we return and eventually climb back up the way we came. A wonderful way to spend an Australia Day weekend. rock hopping Location: Wollemi NP Map: Colo Heights 90313N Limit: 12. View

26 Jan, Mon 9:32AM				Medlow Meander
Grade:3/6		Length	8km	310m	Sydney Branch
Janet R.
Note: public holiday Meet at Medlow Bath station. The walk distance is short but vegetation makes for slow going. Good views. Walk to Tuckers lookout, then to the Sun Bath. Tracks to several lookouts, views of the Hydro Majestic. Some evidence of a previous flying fox down to the Megalong Valley. Track to the Three Brothers. Return to Medlow Bath. Old tracks, trees roots, logs, strappy tree bark, muddy areas. Scratchy veg, long sleeves suggested. Map: Katoomba 89301S Limit: 15. View

28 Jan, Wed 9:35AM				North Head loop
Grade:2/6		Length	10km		Sydney Branch
Jill M.
(NEW!!!) Walk from Manly Wharf via Shelly Beach to North Head, and return  to Manly either by bus or via Collins Beach. Wonderful harbour and ocean views. T: Catch Manly Ferry at 9:10 from Circular Quay. (ETA 9:32 am). Bookings only from one week prior to date of walk please.   Location: North head Limit: 15. View

30 Jan, Fri 8:30AM				Discovering Sydney No 5 : City West
Grade:3/6		Length	15km	230m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Discovering Sydney:learning what you don't know about places you thought you knew Based on a book Exploring Hidden Sydney by Trevor McAlister   LEADER: Philip Wright Map: City of Sydney Limit: 10. View

31 Jan, Sat 8:30AM				Kiama to Gerringong
Grade:2/6		Length	15km	200m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
This is one of NSW most loved coastal walks and rightly so as you pass so many beautiful features along the way including several beaches which will be welcome as swimming stops as we hike south to the loverly beach town of Gerringong. I'm hoping for a warm Summers day so we can refresh ourselves with a dip or three. Location: Kiama Coast Walk Limit: 20. View

2 Feb, Mon 8:55AM				Paradise at Linden
Grade:3/6		Length	13km	350m	Sydney Branch
Janet R.
An opportunity for a swim. Meet at Linden station. Walk Burke Road past Kings Cave and Donohoe's grave, then past Caley's Repulse and part of Cox's Road. Down to Paradise Pool for and optional swim. Up towards Woodford fire trail. Down to Edith and Hazel Falls. Track and road to Hazelbrook station. Steep, rough, trip hazards Limit: 15. View

4 Feb, Wed 9:45AM				The Ponds Walk
Grade:2/6		Length	7km		Sydney Branch
Jeff O.
(NEW!!!) From Carlingford Light Rail stop we have a short walk to join the Ponds Walk track. Follow the track through a mixture of urban bushland and streets to terminate at Yallamundi Light Rail stop. Return to Parramatta by Light Rail or by walking along the parallel pedestrian path, approx 2.5k. Bookings only one week before the walk please.   Location: Dundas Valley Limit: 15. View

6 Feb, Fri 9:30AM				Discovering Sydney No 6: Parramatta Part 1
Grade:2/6		Length	9km	50m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Discovering Sydney:learning what you don't know about places you thought you knew Based on a book Exploring Hidden Sydney by Trevor McAlister   LEADER: STEVE RINGBAUER Map: parrammatta Limit: 10. View

7 Feb, Sat 8:00AM				Rocky creek canyon
Grade:5/6		Length	6km	250m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
Rocky creek canyon is the classic canyon and is regarded as an entry level wet canyon as it does not have any abseils but does have several short swims with the longest being about 30 metres. The scenery in this canyon is unparalleled as its sculptured walls are regarded as the best you'll find anywhere. On this trip I plan to do the full length and climb up the exit track which means we won't have to double back and climb up the cascades. Participants should have the following gear, helmet, wetsuit, drybag, PFD if you are not a proficient swimmer. I have rated this a 5 because there are some tricky scrambles down cascades to negotiate and a rocky climb out at the end. rock scrambling and slippery conditions Location: Wollemi NP Map: Rock Hill 89312N Limit: 12. View

9 Feb, Mon 9:10AM				Three in One
Grade:3/6		Length	9km		Sydney Branch
Janet R.
This is a new walk involving three parts. Cars required. Bullaburra station car parking is just off GWH. Meet at Bullaburra station. Leave the cars and walk to Minnatonka Falls and beyond. Return to cars. Drive to Tablelands Road and Queen Elizabeth Road. Walk out to Aboriginal cave and grinding grooves. Amazing views east. Return to cars. Drive to Chester Road. Jamison Creek trail to Rocket Point lookout. Tracks to little Switzerland trail gate. Then on to Lincoln's rock. Amazing views west. Return to cars. Return to station. Rough, edges, windy, exposed, trip roots, scratchy vegetation. Map: Katoomba 89301S Limit: 15. View

11 Feb, Wed 10:00AM				Brooklyn to Kangaroo Point and return
Grade:3/6		Length	8km		Sydney Branch
Valma Q
(NEW!!!) Walk around the headland at Brooklyn to Parsley Bay and then back to Brooklyn via a reserve before heading out to the new Kangaroo Point boardwalk and returning to Brooklyn. Bookings only one week prior to date of walk please. Location: Hawkesbury River Limit: 15. View

13 Feb, Fri 9:30AM				Discovering Sydney No 7 Balmain East
Grade:2/6		Length	7km	100m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Discovering Sydney:learning what you don't know about places you thought you knew Based on a book Exploring Hidden Sydney by Trevor McAlister LEADER: Heather Lakiss RSVP direct to heatherlakiss@gmail.com     Location: Balmain Limit: 10. View

14 Feb, Sat 8:00AM				Corkscreww Canyon~Upper Bowen creek south side
Grade:4/6		Length	6km	150m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
Corkscrew canyon is in the upper section of South Bowen creek drainage system and is a relatively easyish canyon to do as it does not involved any abseils or long swims but rewards the curious hiker with stunning constricted passages, sculptured clifflines, gorgeous cascades and pools and the chance to see an area not all that often visited. Helmet, wetsuit, drybag and a PFD required for those who aren't competent swimmers. rock scrambling and offtrack Location: Wollemi NP Map: Mt Wilson Limit: 12. View

16 Feb, Mon 8:29AM				Sand Hole to Glenbrook Gorge
Grade:3/6		Length	9km	300m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
Station St to Sand Hole. Follow Glenbrook Creek downstream. Visit Blue Pool and Jellybean Pool. Make our way to the Gorge for a look. If time allows explore further in. Back track to Gorge Track up to park entrance and walk back to Glenbrook Station. Some off track. Creek crossings. Rock scrambling. Track down to Sandy Hole steep. Sand on rocks could be slippery. Close to creek at times, so some possibility of getting wet. Location: Glenbrook Map: Penrith Limit: 20. View

18 Feb, Wed 9:30AM				Glebe Loop including New Sydney Fish Markets
Grade:2/6		Length	6km	50m	Sydney Branch
Brad S.
(NEW!!!) RSVP only accepted from 2 weeks prior to 7 pm the day before event. Starting from Wentworth Park Light Rail Station, we'll walk a loop including Blackwattle Bay, Jubilee Park, The Tramsheds, Johnston and Orphan Creeks, Forest Lodge, and Glebe, completing the loop at the New Sydney Fish Markets. If the ferry has been integrated into the Opal network by February, we will have the option of finishing the day with a ferry ride from Blackwattle Bay to Barangaroo. Uneven footpaths and road traffic. Location: Inner West Council Limit: 15. View

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