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10 May, Sun 8:00AM			Mothers Day Treat – Walk Didthul (Pigeon House Mountain)
Grade:4/6	Length	7km	500m	Milton Branch
32009
(NEW!!!) A steep but rewarding walk with views of the district. By starting early we hope to avoid the crowds. The steepest section is now a gentler zig-zag. There are great views from the peak in all directions making the climb worthwhile. We will take a short break on the way up and then have a more extensive break just below the peak on the way down – celebrating all mothers. Bring your own cup and some extra water and the leader will provide hot drinks. Morning tea to share would be great. Lunch back at the cars. Limit:12 - preference given to Mothers, new members and those who have never been to Pigeon House before. A series of ladders at the top with railings and resting platforms, plenty of encouragement for those queasy with heights. Location: Morton NP Limit: 12. View

11 May, Mon 8:50AM			Faulconbridge to Springwood
Grade:3/6	Length	11km	275m	Sydney Branch
Janet R.
(NEW!!!) From Faulconbridge station St Georges Crescent and Shirlow to Hillcrest Road. Tracks to Adeline Park. Trail and track down to Burgessiana Forest. Up to Grose Road and Chapman Parade. Pass Norman Lindsay gallery to Lindsay Road. Bush track to Springwood Creek. Tracks back to Springwood station. Steep, rough, roads, slippery Location: North Springwood Map: Springwood 90304S Limit: 15. View

12 May, Tue 9:00AM			Bendalong Coastline
Grade:3/6	Length	12km		Milton Branch
Maureen & David C
(NEW!!!) A walk mainly on beaches and tracks overlooking the water. Visit some of Bendalong’s unspoilt beaches and see the seals. Continue to Green Island, off Cunjurong Point and walk around it if the tide is favourable. Return to the start, with more coastal views en route, for afternoon tea. Some beaches and rocky headlands. View

12 May, Tue 7:03AM			SHTue: Coogee Beach to Malabar Beach at Sydney [Gr:3 D:10] #SHS107
Grade:3/6	Length	10km		Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Sue M.
(NEW!!!) (Fully Booked) Train to Central. Bus from Central to Coogee Beach. Coastal walk with a bit of road and bush walking. Bus and light rail from Malabar back to Central. NOTE: (Changed itinerary) Bring your Opal Card Limit: 20. View

13 May, Wed 11:30AM	Lunch
		Sydney Branch
Mal
(NEW!!!) Want to stay in touch with walking friends without walking? Come and join us for a pleasant chat and lunch at O'Donoghue's Irish Pub, Emu Plains. Location: Emul Plains View

14 May, Thu 8:30AM			Tour de Bowral 3 Peaks Circuit
Grade:4/6	Length	20km	600m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Explorer Walks) Sue M.
(NEW!!!) (Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) We will enjoy the Autumn colours in the villages of Bowral, Mittagong & Welby and the views from the summits of Mt Gibraltar, Mt Alexandra & Mt Gibbergunyah (90 Acre Hill). Rough track, unfenced edges, slippery rocks, creek/river crossings, bites, stings, wet feet, environmental conditions. Location: Bowral & Mittagong Map: Mittagong 8929-2S Limit: 10. View

15 May, Fri 9:30AM			Discovering Sydney No 17: Parramatta part 2
Grade:2/6	Length	10km	100m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
(NEW!!!) 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 Limit: 10. View

15-18 May, Fri (07:19AM)-Mon (17:00PM)			Lee Fortress and Tal Tal Range
Grade:6/6	Length	30km		Sydney Branch
Yuri B.
(NEW!!!) A 4-day pack walk. Park at Benjang Gap, walk up Lee Creek till Lost Chord Ravine, GR 327 904, about 5 km, and establish a camp. We will stay at this camp for two nights and do two day-walks in this very complex and spectacular area. This part is partly exploratory. It is fully exploratory from here on. On Day 3, we will strike the camp and find a way up through the cliffs to the north west and to the pagoda-studded tops. After establishing a camp at around GR 335 910, we will explore the ravine to the north with day packs only. The aim will be also to find water. On Day 4, we will traverse the Tal Tal Range northwards till GR 321 930 or GR 310 941, where I expect to find passes back down to Lee Creek and the vehicles. About 30 km. Mostly exploratory. Scrambling and exposure. Location: Wollemi NP Map: Talooby 89324N Limit: 8. View

17 May, Sun 9:00AM			Eurobodalla: Maloneys Beach to North Head lookout [Gr:2/3 D:12]
Grade:3/6	Length	12km		Branch
Jos - Eurobodalla
(NEW!!!) Grade 2/3: Medium Walk Distance: ~12 km Walk along coastal headlands and North Head beach to North Head lookout in Murramarang NP. Incredible views from cliffs and the lookout and twisted spotted gums. Bring 2 litres water, morning tea, lunch and rain gear if needed. Meet at Maloneys Beach carpark below the steep stairs (north end of beach) try and come 15 minutes early to sign on etc. Location: Murramarang NP Limit: 20. View

17 May, Sun 9:00AM			Tabourie Termeil Forest Frolic
Grade:3/6	Length	12km		Milton Branch
Kevin R.
(NEW!!!) An easy walk mainly on fire trails in the forest. Grade: 2/3. Park at Tabourie Beach, follow the lakeside track and River Road before crossing the highway into Termeil State forest. Stroll along forest tracks and Lemon Tree Road to rejoin the hwy. Cross into Blackbutt Road and follow this to Termeil Point. Return to Tabourie via beaches and bush tracks. Location: Termeil SF Map: Tabourie 1:25000 View

18 May, Mon 9:03AM			Dantes Glen
Grade:3/6	Length	9km	300m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(NEW!!!) San Jose Ave to North Lawson Trail then follow cliff top to Echo Bluff, Echo Point, Fairy Falls, Dantes Glen, Empire Pass, Frederica Falls. Take Hughes Ave track back to Lawson. Creek crossings. Steep loose fire trail section. Steep worn steps. Possibly muddy sections. Location: Lawson Map: Katoomba Limit: 20. View

20 May, Wed 9:00AM			Big Spotty
Grade:3/6	Length	4km		Milton Branch
J&LWilkinson
(NEW!!!) Come and see the world’s tallest Spotted Gum. Grade: 2/3 Distance: 3-4km. From Termeil we will drive on the old Highway and Middle Ridge Forest roads to park in a forest clearing. The walk is along remote forest roads and a short but steep bush track to commune with Big Spotty (a magnificent old Spotted Gum recently threatened by proposed logging in the surrounding state forest). Return to the cars via the same route. Coffee afterwards at Lucy’s Café, Bawley Point. Limit: 12. View

22 May, Fri 6:46AM			A day trip to Canberra: Molonglo River Eastern Loop
Grade:2/6	Length	10km	50m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Leader: Philip Wright . I booked the following coach: 6:45 leaving central 10:15 arriving Canberra 6:30 pm leaving Canberra 21:40 arriving central when we arrive Canberra, we’ll catch a bus to the starting point of the walk. Walk takes about 3 hours. Then it’s free time. Catch the 6:30 coach back to maximise the time in Canberra. The walk is Molonglo River Eastern Loop To RSVP, please book your own coach fare. https://shop.flixbus.com.au Limit: 15. View

25 May, Mon 8:42AM			Valley Heights to Blaxland
Grade:3/6	Length	13km	200m	Sydney Branch
Janet R.
(NEW!!!) From Valley Heights station tracks to Sun Valley. Then Rosenthal Lane -Valley Heights track towards Rickard Road. Tracks near Cripple creek finishing at Blaxland station. steep, rough, roads, slippery Location: Blue Mountains Limit: 15. View

26 May, Tue 9:00AM	Introduction to Rogaining
		Sydney Branch
Ted W.
Are you interested in learning about rogaining and whether this cross-country navigation sport might suit you, especially as an extension to your bushwalking. If so, please register for a half-day ‘Introduction to Rogaining’ Workshop to be held in Lane Cove National Park on Tuesday 26 May from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, led by Ted Woodley, an experienced rogainer and NPA member. Rogaining was formally established 50 years ago in Victoria (see History of Rogaining), and is now a world-wide sport blending navigation, strategy, resilience, and teamwork. Using only a map and compass, teams navigate diverse terrains, from rugged bush to open landscapes, to urban parks and streets. Teams of two to five (or solo for some shorter city events) aim to visit as many checkpoints as possible, in any order, within a set time usually of 3, 6, 12 or 24 hours. Each checkpoint is worth different points, with harder-to-reach locations offering higher points. The goal is to navigate the most efficient route to maximise your score. Rogaining is more than just a sport; it’s a fun and engaging endurance adventure for all ages and abilities. You don’t need to be an elite athlete or experienced navigator, and there are always rogainers available to help and share advice. Events usually attract 300 to 500 regular rogainers, together with a few dozen novices, so you won’t be the only newcomer. To learn more go to NSW Rogaining Association and see the calendar of events for this year. After registering for the Workshop you will be forwarded a homework pack to read beforehand. You only need to bring a compass and come dressed in normal bushwalking attire suitable for a two-hour practice rogaine in the Park (on tracks). This is a joint activity with the Bush Club and is limited to thirty participants. We will assemble at the Hills District Netball Association Hall in Pennant Hills Park, access road off Britannia Street. Location: Lane Cove National Park Limit: 30. View

27 May, Wed 9:00AM			Dolphin Point Circuit
Grade:3/6	Length	5km		Milton Branch
Helen M.
(NEW!!!) An easy and varied coastal stroll. Grade: 2/3. Beach, lagoon, ocean, water lilies, rock platform, spotted gums, architecture, bushland. A bit of everything on this lovely walk. View

29 May, Fri 9:30AM			Discovering Sydney No 18 : Sydney City and the Rocks Part 2
Grade:2/6	Length	8km	100m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Ken
(NEW!!!) 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

31-17 May, Sun (09:00AM)-Sun (15:00PM)			Durras Mountain to Kioloa
Grade:3/6	Length	10km		Milton Branch
Kevin R.
(NEW!!!) Please phone Kevin before 5pm Saturday May 30^th. A mainly downhill walk from lower Durras Mountain to Kioloa. Following a short car shuffle, we will walk a fire trail onto the lower reaches of Durras Mountain, then descend via walking track to Pretty Beach. We can visit the singing stones and return to Pretty Beach for morning tea. Afterwards we will continue north to Merry Beach via Snapper Point and on to the marine rescue station at Kioloa for lunch. We conclude with an easy stroll along Kioloa Beach to return to the vehicles for afternoon tea. Some sand walking and rock platforms. Location: Murramarang NP Limit: 20. View

5 Jun, Fri 9:30AM			Discovering Sydney No 19: Windsor
Grade:2/6	Length	7km	50m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
(NEW!!!) 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: Stve Ringbauer Limit: 10. View

10 Jun, Wed 11:30AM	Lunch
		Sydney Branch
Mal
(NEW!!!) Want to stay in touch with walking friends without walking? Come and join us for a pleasant chat and lunch at O'Donoghue's Irish Pub, Emu Plains. Location: Emu Plains View

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