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4 Sep, Wed 9:50AM				Malabar Headland loop
Grade:2/6		Length	8km		Sydney Branch
Denise S.
Walk from Maroubra Surf Club to Malabar via Maroubra Beach and the Western Escarpment Track, then return via the Boora Headland Track. Spectacular ocean views. Bookings only from one week before the date of the walk please.   Location: Malabar Headland NP Limit: 15. View

4 Sep, Wed 9:00AM				South Pacific Heathland Walk
Grade:1/6		Length	2km		Milton Branch
Sue W.
Stroll through a plant wonderland of diversity and spring flowers. We will examine some of these plants, noticing differences and similarities in their structure. With over 300 species in this small 14ha reserve, there should be plenty to see. We will take short side walks, for panoramic views, at Rennie’s Beach and South Pacific Lookouts. Coffee in Ulladulla afterwards. Limit: 10. View

5 Sep, Thu				Carramar to Bankstown Airport
Grade:2/6		Length	8km		Sydney Branch
Suzanne
Along Prospect Creek and its confluence with the Georges River with greenery all the way along the waterways. The route floods after heavy rain. Walk map. Contact leader for the meeting place and time. Limit: 10. View

5 Sep, Thu 9:00AM				Mirang Fire Trail
Grade:3/6		Length	10km	250m	Southern Sydney Branch
Brian E.
There is a delightful fire trail heading into Heathcote National Park close to Heathcote. We walk in on the relatively flat section before dropping down to the Pipeline Track. How far we go depends on what we see along the way. Why rush! Location: Heathcote NP Limit: 12. View

5 Sep, Thu 9:00AM				Paddle Georges River from Picnic Point (#K320
Grade:4/6		Length	18km		Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Paddlers) Keith H.
(Date Changed) From Fitzpatrick Park at Picnic Point  head eastward (downstream) along Georges River to explore Little Saltpan & Mills Creeks. Return upstream to Fitzroy Park. Optional extension to continue further upstream to explore Deadmans Creek. Participants to provide their own craft & are required to wear a correctly fitted PFD. Note: !! New Event 🙂 Tidal. Deep water. Possible wake from motorboats. Location: Georges River Limit: 12. View

6 Sep, Fri 8:11AM				Wilkinson Hill
Grade:4/6		Length	9km	300m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Out and back. Exploratory. Turn off Jinki Track for views over Jungaburra Brook. Then follow vague track towards Wilkinson Hill for views over Grose Valley. Half off-track. Maybe some scrambling. Location: Blue Mountains NP Map: Mt Wilson Limit: 4. View

6 Sep, Fri 8:54AM				Wondabyne to Pindar Cave return
Grade:3/6		Length	13km	400m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Leader: Philip Wright  Travel in the last carriage to disembark at Wondabyne Station. The walk climbs up a steep hill from the station to Pindar Track. Easy pace to admire spring wildflowers.  Hope to see Rock orchids. Plenty of other blossoms. Steep and slippery sections. Overgrown bush. Long trousers recommended. Limit: 10. View

7 Sep, Sat 8:00AM				Shaws Ridge – Shaws Creek – Hawkesbury Heights
Grade:4/6		Length	7km	230m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
In my local area is the beautiful Shaws Creek, which I only have partially explored, so in this walk I plan to visit its upper reaches via a rocky and very scenic ridge, before following its length down to a track, which I know well. Along the way you can expect some stunning swimming pools and patches of rainforest along with gorgeous views along the ridge that leads down to the creek. Rock scrambling and off-track walking. Location: Blue Mountains National Park Map: Springwood Limit: 12. View

8 Sep, Sun 8:00AM				Bungonia Gorge Circuit
Fully inside Goulburn Mulwaree Council
Grade:5/6		Length	9km	600m	Southern Sydney Branch
Paul L.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Bungonia Gorge has vertical side in the section that we walk and is impressive in depth. With a drop of nearly 300 metres in a gorge which is 800 metres long and only 76 metres wide, is the deepest gorge in Australia. The track is well defined to and from the canyon and is a steep descent/ascent. The canyon itself has a boulder field that is a challenge and a delight to find ways over, under or beside the boulders. The creek has pools as it exits the boulder field and makes its way to join the Shoalhaven River. Starting on the red track we descend into the canyon and then down stream through the boulder field. We will follow the creek to the white track at the confluence with the Shoalhaven River and then up to Mt Ayre lookout for views over the creek and river. Rejoin the red track and back to cars. Creek crossings, slippery rocks, steep walk out. Location: Bungonia NP Map: Caoura 8928-3N Limit: 12. View

8 Sep, Sun 8:30AM				Gadara Point and Ngaityung Falls
Grade:4/6		Length	12km		Milton Branch
Shauna G.
From Mt Bushwalker carpark walk to viewing platform, then on to Gadara Point and Ngaityung Falls. Some of the best views in the Budawangs! Map: Tianjara 89271S Limit: 12. View

8-20 Sep, Sun (03:00AM)-Fri (10:00AM)				Great South West Walk, Victoria
Grade:3/6		Length	13km		Sydney Branch
Tony T.
(Fully Booked) Eleven days of walking on sections of the Great South Western Walk, based firstly at Portland and later transferring to Nelson. Accommodation in cabins in caravan parks. The walk traverses national, state and coastal parks, state forests, roads, road reserves and private land. Coastal, cliff-line and hinterland walks of varying surface difficulty. Ref: greatsouthwestwalk.com Some rough sections of track. Possible wet and muddy in places. Location: Mt Richmond NP and Cobboboonee Forest Park Limit: 20. View

8 Sep, Sun 9:50AM				Wildflowers walk at easy pace
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	300m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Leader: Kevin Cliffe Patonga to Umina. Easy pace. On this walk, we will see Waratahs, Grevillea Speciosa, Boronias, Dillwynia, Banksia, Wattles, Pea Flower, Epacris, Rice Flower, Christmas Bells, Hardenbergia and more. Bonuses are beautiful old trees, Grass trees, magnificent sandstones,  waterviews to the Barrenjoey and Lion Island, visiting Pearl Beach and Patonga beach. We will also take a circuit bus ride at Patonga to see the township before setting off on our walk. It is a long day. Not suitable for someone who needs to get back by a certain time. Hazards: Some steep and slippery sections. Where we walk to Umina from Pearl Beach along the water edge, there is a sign to say "Walk at own risk" as we have to walk next to a Rockface. Limit: 15. View

9 Sep, Mon 9:00AM				Curra Moors (date altered after closure of the park on 2nd September)
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	250m	Southern Sydney Branch
Brian E.
It's September and the Curra Moors will be smiling on us! Make sure you can cope with looking at lots of wildflowers and we complete the loop! And if flowers are not your thing, there will be birds and, yes, the amazzing coastline to Eagle Rock Location: Royal National Park Map: Port Hacking 91294N and Otford 91294S Limit: 12. View

9 Sep, Mon 9:03AM				North Lawson Trail
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	300m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Hoping to see wildflowers out in North Lawson Park. Visit Sunset Rock and do the shorter loop of Lawson Swamp Trail. Maybe have clear views to the City. On the way to Hazelbrook visit a rock carving. The creek crossing usually only just wets the soles of shoes. Sections of trail are steep with a loose surface. Rock surfaces can be greasy after rain. Location: Lawson Map: Katoomba Limit: 20. View

9 Sep, Mon 9:30AM				North Ryde Loop Walk
Grade:2/6		Length	10km	190m	Sydney Branch
Ian B.
Please use email or text messaging for bookings. This is a loop walk in the river valley of the Lane Cove National Park. Once in the NP, the walk will be along paved paths and bush tracks including a section of the Great North Walk. Points of interest along the way which can be seen or visited are: Lane Cove River, Fairyland, Mowbray Park and Magdala Park. Trip hazards such as tree roots over the bush tracks, stony and slipery sections of track. Location: Lane Cove National Park Limit: 20. View

10 Sep, Tue 7:14AM				Balmain East to Circular Quay (#S600)
Passes through 2 LGA's. Inner West Council Council of the City of Sydney
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	300m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Ian G.
(Fully Booked) The first/last leg of the Harbour Circle Walk with short detours in Balmain, Pyrmont and The Rocks/Barangaroo as time permits. Fully paved with plenty of steps, coffee stops, public amenities and a touch of Sydney’s history. Return from Circular Quay Station to catch the 4.00pm train from Central. Paved paths, steps, coffee shops Location: City of Sydney Limit: 20. View

10 Sep, Tue 9:30AM				Faulks & Blakemans Lookouts (Near Fitzroy Falls) (#195)
Passes through 2 LGA's. Wingecarribee Shire Council Shoalhaven City Council
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	100m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Martyn M.
(Cancelled) From Yarrunga Rd Fitzroy Falls, head out to Faulks and Blakemans lookouts.  Good views over Kangaroo Valley. Indistinct track in places. Location: Morton NP (Fitzroy) Map: Bundanoon 8928-I-S Limit: 20. View

11 Sep, Wed 9:15AM				Sphinx Memorial to Bobbin Head loop
Grade:3/6		Length	10km	250m	Sydney Branch
Jill M.
A moderately challenging walk from the Sphinx memorial. Descend  to Cowan Creek and then along to Bobbin Head. Return via the Warrimoo Track and then the Sphinx Track. Some steps, steep sections and rocky terrain. Bookings only from one week before date of walk please. Location: Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park Limit: 15. View

11 Sep, Wed 11:30AM				Walkers get together
					Sydney Branch
Mal
Walkers lunch at O'Donoghues, Emu Plains. View

13 Sep, Fri 10:00AM				The suburb series of walk: Second Ponds Creek: Dual birthday walk: Allan Porter & Sheila Walker
Grade:1/6		Length	8km	100m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Allan P.
This walk starts and finishes at The Ponds Shopping Centre. Morning tea and lunch here or at adjacent park. Bring own morning tea and lunch or buy from the shops. Bring a snack in case we end up having a late lunch. The suburb of The Ponds straddles Second Ponds Creek. This creek flows north over 10km from Parklea, through The Ponds and Rouse Hill Regional Park, to join the Cattai River at Annangrove. Along our walk we will see remnants of the woodland that covered this flood plain. As well, we visit Dragonfly Pool and the pretty Ironbark Lake. Mostly on shared concrete pathway. Location: The Ponds Limit: 30. View

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