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| 13 Feb, Wed 9:00AM |
Little Forest Farm Wander |
| Grade:2/6 |
Length |
5km |
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Milton Branch |
| Barry T. |
 Led by Barry & Penny Tomkinson. Explore the fields and hills of the Little Valley around Duckpond, and saunter along the twists and turns of the Yackungarrah Creek. Coffee after at Penny and Barry’s.
Map: Milton 89272N
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| 13 Feb, Wed 7:00PM |
NPA Environmental Book Club |
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Sydney Branch |
| Anne D. |
 The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australia by Bill Gammage.
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| 13 Feb, Wed 11:45AM |
Walkers get-together |
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Sydney Branch |
| (Mal’s Group) Mal |
   Social get-together for Monday walkers who might be out of action, slowing down or just want to stay in touch. Lunch at O'Donoghues Irish Pub, 99 Great Western Hwy, Emu Plains. Crossing the car park.
Location: Emu Plains
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| 13 Feb, Wed 9:40AM |
Watson Bay to Rose Bay |
| Grade:2/6 |
Length |
11km |
50m |
Sydney Branch |
| Denise S. |
 Beautiful harbour and ocean views as we walk to South Head and then to Rose Bay via Parsley Bay, Neilsen Park and the Hermitage Foreshore Walk. Swimming possible at Neilsen Park. No need to contact leader.
Location: Sydney Harbour NP
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| 14 Feb, Thu 8:15AM |
Kincumber to Davistown |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
7.5km |
20m |
Sydney Branch |
| (Jean’s Group) Suzanne |
  Mostly along the waterfront to a ferry return from the Lintern St Wharf. Map of route.
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| 15 Feb, Fri |
Henson Glen |
| Grade:4/6 |
Length |
6km |
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Sydney Branch |
| Yuri B. |
(Updated Details) Guest leader: Bob Seibright. Walk Minnehaha Trail and descend into Govetts Creek via a spur. Walk/wade (some deep wades) in the creek through canyon-like Henson Glen for about 2km. Scramble out near the junction with Katoomba Creek, then re-join Minnehaha Trail and follow it back to the cars. Bring dry bags. Short wet suit is recommended. Rock scrambling.
Location: Blue Mountains NP
Map: Katoomba 89301S
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| 15 Feb, Fri 7:23AM |
Mt Victoria |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
12km |
250m |
Southern Sydney Branch |
| Sheila W |
| (Cancelled) A circuit walk from Mt Piddington, Hornes Point, Witches Glen, Reinits Pass, Little Zig Zag Track, Bushrangers Cave and Pulpit Rock Lookout. Limit: 15.
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| 15 Feb, Fri 9:55AM |
Waterfalls walk |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
12km |
400m |
Sydney Branch |
| Esther |
Jointly led by Sheila Walker and Esther Chow. We walk from Hazelbrook Station to Bedford Creek. Then we walk to Lawson via South Lawson Fire trail. There are many waterfalls on the way, Victor Falls, Terrace Falls, Cataract Falls, Federal Falls, Junction Falls, Adelina Falls and some unknown falls. Swim in the creek and splash under the water falls. Mostly shady. Perfect summer walk. Slippery section.
Location: Lawson
Map: Lawson Limit: 12.
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| 16 Feb, Sat 9:18AM |
Dungog Day Out |
| Grade:1/6 |
Length |
4km |
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Sydney Branch |
| (Jean’s Group) Margaret B. |
  For train lovers. A journey to the far reaches of the $2.50 Opal Ticket. A delightful small train from Hamilton to Dungog. Some time to have a stroll around this hilly little town. Return the same way. A long day but a relaxing one. Late finish. Train return to Sydney from Hamilton.
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| 17 Feb, Sun 8:08AM |
Barrenjoey to Gerringong: Section 2 |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
25km |
400m |
Sydney Branch |
| Geoffrey.L |
Incorporating the soon to be world famous Manly to Bondi Walk, we have planned a series of bi-weekly walks from Barrenjoey to Gerringong. Come join us in this historic & epic adventure. 21 walkers took part in section 1, Barrenjoey to Collaroy with 13 who completed the 21 km 450 m elevation route. Congratulations! This week we walk from Collaroy Beach to North Head via Dee Why Beach, Curl Curl Beach, Manly Beach & Shelly Beach. Featuring beaches, cliffs, magnificent headlands and historic sites, this urban coastal loop is one of Sydney's most spectacular walking tracks. The Fairfax Walk at North Head offers spectacular views over Sydney Harbour Heads. Walk as much or as little as you wish. There are various exit points. Slippery sections.
Map: Manly Limit: 12.
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| 17 Feb, Sun 8:30AM |
Pretty Beach & Durras Mountain |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
12km |
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Milton Branch |
| Leslie R. |
From NPWS Pretty Beach car park, ascend Durras Mtn on forest tracks. Descend to coast via the east trail and return via coast. Some rock–hopping. One of the best walks in the region! Note early start to beat the heat and leave time for leisurely lunch, swim/snorkel at Snake Bay.
Map: Kioloa 89261N
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| 17 Feb, Sun |
West Head Circuit |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
9km |
200m |
Sydney Branch |
| Roger T. |
| Ferry from Palm Beach to Mackerell Beach and then we are on tracks to Resolute and West Head Beaches. Rock Hopping around West Head to the gun emplacements and up the new Soldiers Track to the West Head Lookout. Then on tracks to the Koolewong Circuit, Red Hand Cave and south to the Basin via Currawong. A little-off track and short rock hopping section. Ferry connects with frequent buses from the city. Many swimming opportunities at 6 separate beaches.
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| 18 Feb, Mon 8:25AM |
Duck Blue Jelly |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
10km |
400m |
Sydney Branch |
| Allan P. |
Station Street Trail to Duck Hole and return. Then down to Blue Pool and Jellybean Pool. Steep rough sections. Rocks could be slippery with sand or water.
Location: Glenbrook
Map: Penrith 90303N Limit: 20.
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| 19 Feb, Tue 7:00PM |
Bushwalking with a Purpose |
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Branch |
| Bushwalking NSW |
| There is more to bushwalking than bush walking. Can you imagine exponentially raising your enjoyment of bushwalking? Learn how in this presentation by Bush Explorer: Yuri Bolotin. Yuri will demonstrate that adding a purpose to your regular bush adventures could exponentially raise your satisfaction and enjoyment. This could even be your key to life’s happiness! Yuri will use his own beautiful photographs to delight you through this talk. You will also get an exclusive sneak preview of the brand new book that the Bush Explorers have in their pipeline! Come along with your own stories and share them with others on the night! See the agenda here.
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| 19 Feb, Tue 9:03AM |
Cooper Park to Bronte |
| Grade:2/6 |
Length |
13km |
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Sydney Branch |
| Shirley H. |
| Cooper Park - Centennial Park - Bronte. Walk to Bronte Beach via parks & streets, some bushtracks, with steep sections, steps up & down. Moderate pace. Carry morning tea, lunch & water for the day. At finish a bus to Bondi Junction Station.
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| 19 Feb, Tue 9:30AM |
Drawing Room Rocks |
| Grade:3/6 |
Length |
4km |
400m |
Southern Highlands Branch |
| Barbara B. |
This is a short walk but leads to a beautiful lookout over the coast. The track is steep but is well worth the effort. Rough track, steep sections, unfenced cliffs.
Location: Barren Grounds NR
Map: Kangaroo Valley 9028-4S Limit: 20.
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| 19 Feb, Tue 10:20AM |
Glenbrook walk |
| Grade:2/6 |
Length |
6km |
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Sydney Branch |
| (Jean’s Group) Dianne E. |
| Glenbrook - Glenbrook Lagoon - Glenbrook Olympic Pool. Streets, tracks, ups & downs. Optional swim at Glenbrook Olympic Pool ($6.60 Adult / $5.00 Concession / $2.30 Spectator / Over age 75 free). Train return to city.
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| 19 Feb, Tue 8:00PM |
Talk on Climate Wise Communities |
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Branch |
| General Community Event |
 Jenny Scott will explain the award-winning initiative from Ku-ring-gai Council that builds local community strength and preparedness to extreme weather events. It promotes shared responsibility for disaster resilience to individuals, households and communities, as well as emergency management agencies and government. Jenny Scott is the Sustainability Program Leader at Ku-ring-gai Council. This is a STEP Inc. event.
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| 20 Feb, Wed 9:30AM |
Dulwich Hill to Canterbury |
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Sydney Branch |
| (Bob Shayler’s Group) Bob S. |
| WOW (Worn Out Walkers) level ramble, option to extend.
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