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7 Feb, Fri 9:00AM				Homebush and Strathfield historic walk part 2
Grade:2/6		Length	8km	50m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
Leader : Lynne Hewitt.  Join us for a stroll around the leafy heritage suburbs of Homebush and Strathfield hearing stories of some of the interesting people who have made their homes there, from one of Australia’s most divisive Prime Ministers to Australia’s most successful swimming coach.  Limit: 15. View

8 Feb, Sat 8:00AM				Birrabang Canyon
Grade:4/6		Length	7km		Sydney Branch
Mark G.
One of my favourite fun and easy canyons to do is definitely Birrabang! There are no abseils and only a couple of very short swims under 15 metres, some of which you can avoid by climbing around. It has a few lovely cascades and as a bonus has some truly spectacular pagodas as you walk out via the exit track. Participants should bring a helmet and a wetsuit, as although there aren't many swims, the water you wade through is cold. Rock scrambling and short swims. Location: Blue Mountains National Park Map: Mt Wilson Limit: 20. View

8 Feb, Sat 8:45AM				Mt Kuring-gai and Apple Tree Creek
Grade:5/6		Length	10km	450m	Southern Sydney Branch
Paul L.
Starting and ending at Mt Kuring-gai, includes Apple Tree Creek and Bay and adjacent creek. There is a section of off track walking down to Apple Tree Creek and the creek itself has no track. The creek has a gorge and waterfall, a boulder field and clear bedrock sections. The creek mouth is in a tidal mangrove at the back of Apple Tree Bay. The reward for getting through the mangroves is the coffee shop may be open at the boat ramp. The return to Mt Kuring-gai is by a track that follows an old water pipe from Apple Tree Bay to the maintained track from Mt Kuring-gai to Cowan Creek. An additional creek canyon will be walked through. From the track to Cowan creek we turn off and off track to the creek and then down the creek to join the Berowra to Mt Kuring-gai track. Hazards include slippery surfaces and rocks. Multiple creek crossings. Thick scrub off track. High tide in mangroves (low tide at 12:45). Location: Mount Kuring-gai Map: Hornsby 91304S Limit: 12. View

9 Feb, Sun 10:00AM				Swan Lake Picnic Day
					Milton Branch
Helen M.
Helen’s annual picnic to celebrate of the end of school holidays, reclaiming the roads and scenic spots from the visitors. This year's picnic will be at Swan Lake, near Sussex Inlet. We can swim, paddle, stroll, float, chill out, chat, and picnic or indulge in the lot.  Arrive 10am if you want to paddle for a couple of hours on the lake and creek, or come around noon for the picnic bit.  Contact: Email helenmd12@gmail.com if you plan to come and Helen will provide precise instructions to reach the best beach for the event. Location: Sussex Inlet View

10 Feb, Mon 8:29AM				Sand Hole to Glenbrook Gorge
Grade:4/6		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 Sand Hole is steep. Sand on rocks could be slippery. Close to creek at times, so some possibility of getting wet. Location: Glenbrook Map: Penrith Limit: 15. View

11 Feb, Tue 9:30AM				Carrington Falls Rim Walks (#300)
Passes through 2 LGA's. Wingecarribee Shire Council The Council of the Municipality of Kiama
Grade:3/6		Length	11km	200m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) 10731
Follow the Carrington Falls rim track to the top of Stevo's Track & return. A short drive to access Nellies Glen Carpark then walk to Missingham Lookout.  After the walk there will be an opportunity to swim at Nellies Glen. As this walk has two parts walkers seeking a shorter walk can opt to do just the first leg. Rough track, slippery rocks, deep water. Location: Budderoo NP Map: Robertson 9028-4N Kangaroo Valley 9028-4S Limit: 20. View

12 Feb, Wed 9:30AM				Forest Lodge to Barangaroo
Grade:2/6		Length	9km		Sydney Branch
John M.
Walk from Forest Lodge via Orphan Creek School Creek to Rozelle and Blackwattle  Bays. Continue via Pyrmont Bay to Darling Harbour finishing at Barangaroo. Continuous harbour views. Bookings only from one week before the walk please. Location: inner West Limit: 15. View

12 Feb, Wed 9:00AM				Social bike ride around local area
Grade:2/6		Length	15km		Milton Branch
69421
Millard creek cyclepath,  Mollymook beach, past One Track for all, Harbour, Lighthouse, Lions Park Burrill & return to Civic Centre. BYO morning tea to have on route.  Limit: 10 riders. Suitable especially for new E-bike riders and those on normal bikes.  Meet at rear of Civic Centre 9am.  Contact leader essential for time and details.....subject to change Limit: 10. View

12 Feb, Wed 11:30AM				Walkers get together
					Sydney Branch
Mal
Can't get out to walk like you used to and want to stay in touch with walking friends? Come and join us for a pleasant chat and lunch at O'Donohues Irish Pub, Emu Plains. No need to contact. No Hazards. Location: Emu Plains View

14-16 Feb, Fri (14:00PM)-Sun (10:00AM)				Bundeena car camping weekend
Grade:3/6		Length	18km	120m	Southern Sydney Branch
Bob C.
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Car camping Weekend Friday 14th, Saturday 15th, Sunday 16th of February 2025.  As it will be in the middle of summer and possibly hot activities will not be set in concrete.  However walks from Bundeena to Wattamolla will be available on the Saturday. Multiple walk leaders and paces.  Sunday wander across the bridge to Maianbar.  Plenty of opportunity for swimming, kayaking, paddle boards, beach cricket, music and singalongs. BYO instrument. Or just relax in the campground and watch the sun go down from the beach. Kayaks can be hired or bring your own water craft. Explore the beautiful Cabbage Tree Basin. Small to medium tents are the go. No Taj Mahals. Bookings at Bonnie Vale Camping Ground are essential. Location: bundeena and Royal NP Limit: 30. View

14 Feb, Fri 10:36AM				The Entrance Coast to Lake Walk
Grade:2/6		Length	8km	75m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Brad S.
RSVP only accepted from 1 week prior to 7 pm the day before event. The Entrance Coast to Lake Scenic Walk is a 'string of pearls' walk, connecting pedestrians to attractions, landmarks and facilities around The Entrance, covering over 7.6km of Central Coast's beautiful area. Start with a scenic train ride to Central Coast. We walk from Long Jetty to The Entrance via Toowoon Bay. After a lunch stop at The Entrance, we return to Long Jetty via the Tuggerah Lake foreshore. The walk can be shortened, if needed, by catching a return bus from The Entrance to Tuggerah or Gosford. Swimming opportunities. Steps, stairs, short sections of wet, slippery rocks. Location: Central Coast Map: Central Coast street map Limit: 15. View

16 Feb, Sun 8:00AM				Steamers Beach – Blacks Waterhole circuit
Grade:3/6		Length	15km		Milton Branch
Mike J.
From Steamers Beach carpark we follow fire trails. Depart: Mick Ryan Reserve Milton 8:00 am.  Travel: 120 km.  Contact leader essential for time and details.....subject to change Location: Jervis Bay Map: Sussex Inlet 1:25000 Limit: 12. View

17 Feb, Mon 8:50AM				Faulconbridge to Springwood
Grade:4/6		Length	14km	450m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
Descend gully down to Sassafras Creek. Visit Clarinda Falls and Numantia Falls. Possibility of a swim at the junction of Sassafras and Glenbrook Creeks. Some off Track. Some rock scrambling. Some moss covered rocks encountered. Plenty of creek crossings. Usually don’t get your socks wet. But some can have wet slippery rocks. Location: Faulconbridge Map: Springwood Limit: 15. View

18 Feb, Tue 9:30AM				Gibbergunyah Circuit (#030
Fully inside Wingecarribee Shire Council
Grade:3/6		Length	10km	200m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Maureen.F
Gibbergunyah Nature Reserve is between Bowral and Mittagong.  The walk takes in views of Mt Gibraltar (Highest point between Sydney and Canberra), Ninety Acre Hill Lookout and a track which winds through a beautiful fern gully. The track is sometimes overgrown and difficult to locate. Rough track, steep sections, slippery rocks and unfenced cliff edges. Location: Gibbergunyah NR Map: Mittagong 8929-2S Limit: 20. View

18 Feb, Tue 8:30AM				Paddle Kangaroo R. – Bendeela towards Hampden Bridge (#K100)
Fully inside Shoalhaven City Council
Grade:2/6		Length	7km		Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Keith H.
Bring your own kayak or rent.  Book kayaks with Leader at least 1x week beforehand. From Bowral Pool we depart at 8:30am which is one hour earlier than normal departure time. We drive to Safari Kayaking located in Kangaroo Valley arriving around 9:00am where we select our kayaks/canoes and life jackets. Kangaroo Safari will transport our kayaks to Bendeela and the car pool follows on. Once set up and in the water, we head upstream for about 3km to a lunch spot and then make our way back to Bendeela where our boats are returned to Safari Kayaking and we drive back to Bowral. The cost per person for boat hire to be confirmed.  Leader will provide details when established with hire co. Cash payable on the day. Please have the right amount of cash as we need to make a single payment. Cossies, hat, sunscreen and plenty of drinking water will be the go. Mostly still water. Possibility of one short section with quick flow if river is flowing. Participants required to wear a correctly fitted PFD. Location: Lake Yarrunga - Kangaroo Valley Map: Bundanoon 8928-I-S Kangaroo Valley 9028-4S Limit: 20. View

19 Feb, Wed 9:00AM				Meroo Point – Figure 8 walk
Grade:3/6		Length	6km		Milton Branch
Kevin R.
Drive to Meroo Point camping area. Northern Loop: Along Termeil beach to picnic area, then along access roads back to vehicles.  Southern loop: Follow bush tracks to lookout, then Shelley Beach and return to vehicles via Meroo lake access track. Coffee in Ulladulla afterwards.  Depart: Behind Civic Centre Ulladulla 9 am.  Travel: 38 km.  Contact leader essential for time and details.....subject to change Location: Meroo NP Map: Tabourie 1:25000 Limit: 20. View

19 Feb, Wed 9:25AM				North Sydney Wharf to Taronga Zoo Wharf
Grade:3/6		Length	10km	150m	Sydney Branch
Brad S.
RSVP only accepted from 1 week prior to 7 pm the day before event. We'll start with a ferry trip from Circular Quay to North Sydney Wharf before making our way to Taronga Wharf via Neutral Bay, Cremorne Point and Mosman Bay. Along the way we'll pass by or visit Sub Base Platypus, Anderson Park, Nutcote, Curraghbeena Point Lookout, Sirius Cove and Curlew Camp. There are a number of exit points along the route if anyone needs to shorten the walk. Uneven tracks and footpaths. Many steps. Location: North Sydney Limit: 15. View

21 Feb, Fri 11:21AM
Grade:2/6		Length	6km	200m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
The Basin near Palm Beach has the warmest water in Sydney for swimming and snorkeling. It's also flat surf. Bring snacks, drinks, sun protection and water gears.  Optional walk to West Head Road and back.  It is a steep but scenic walk and there is an aboriginal carving site.   Hazards associated with beach activities. Slippery sections. Map: Palm Beach Limit: 10. View

21 Feb, Fri 9:40AM				Jungaburra
Grade:4/6		Length	10km	350m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
Turn off Kamarah Ridge and descend to ledge above Jungaburra Brook. Follow this upstream past the rock climber's ascent. Shortly after cross over Jungaburra Brook and follow the ledge on the other side, downstream. Climb to Wilkinson Hill for views over the Grose Valley. Then back to Bells Line of Road via Jinki Track. Half walk is off track. Some rock scrambling. Close to cliff edge at some points. Map: MtWilson Limit: 8. View

22 Feb, Sat 8:00AM				Dumbano Tunnels and Suboir Canyon
Grade:3/6		Length	6km	100m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
On the vastness of the Newnes Plateau is a vast array of canyons and this is one of the easiest ones to access! There is no swimming, and in fact, you can do this walk into and through the Dumbano Tunnels and the Suboir Canyon without getting water over your ankles. What you'll encounter is a world of spectacular and quite often dark tunnels or dungeons as they have been called before, with very close canyon walls, stunning overhangs and relatively little thick bushbashing. This is seriously a grade 1 canyon in difficulty, but grade 5 in beauty! Rock scrambling and off-track. Location: Wollemi NP Map: Wollangambe 89312S Limit: 12. View

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