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| 16 Nov, Sat 8:00AM | Crayfish Creek Canyon – Burramoko Hill | ||||
| Grade:4/6 | Length | 8km | 200m | Sydney Branch | |
| Mark G. | |||||
  From the heights of Burramoko Ridge we will descend into a world of coolness and calm! The stunning Crayfish Canyon is worth exploring and of course having a swim along the way is always on the agenda! I plan to explore any interesting side gullies and no doubt we will encounter the odd waterfall and cascade along the way. Rock hopping and off-track.Location: Blue Mountains National Park Map: Mt Wilson Limit: 12. View |
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| 30 Nov, Sat 8:00PM | The Grand Canyon by night. Neates Glen to Evans Lookout | ||||
| Grade:2/6 | Length | 6km | 300m | Sydney Branch | |
| Mark G. | |||||
   (Fully Booked) Most people have walked the famous Grand Canyon in the daytime, but have you ever experienced it at night?
Why would you want to do this you may well ask! Well, for starter,s you'll see an incredible display of glowworms that make the Glowworm Tunnel pale into insignificance. If lucky, you may also see glider possums, frogs, crayfish, bats and other denizens of the night. The one thing you won't see is the usual crowds that frequent the Grand Canyon in the daytime. Last time I did this walk we only encountered a couple of people. Bring a torch.Location: Blue Mountains National Park Map: Katoomba 89301S Limit: 20. View |
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| 14 Dec, Sat 7:30AM | October Creek Canyon – Du Faur Creek Canyon – Joes Canyon | ||||
| Grade:4/6 | Length | 13km | 300m | Sydney Branch | |
| Mark G. | |||||
 (NEW!!!) When the heat of summer is upon us, where do you head? To a Blue Mountains canyon to cool off and revive body and soul! On this trip we will experience not 1 but 3 canyons with Du Faur Canyon being the main course. The equally spectacular, but much shorter October Creek being the entree, and the Joes Canyon the dessert for what promises to be a superb day swimming, paddling and savouring these amazingly beautiful locations. I can promise you an amazing aquatic time! You'll need a helmet, wetsuit and I recommend a flotation device such as a surfmat, and life jacket as there are some longish swims involved. Rock scrambling/off-track walking/swimming.Location: Blue Mountains NP Map: Mt Wilson Limit: 12. View |
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