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21 Jul, Sun 10:30AM				Bega River (Walungari) Trail
Grade:1/6		Length	7km	74m	Far South Coast Branch
Gabrielle T.
Commencing at Kisses Lagoon, this is an attractive river walk via the Bega River Reserve. The Reserve itself covers an area of 8.5 ha, with the river and anabranch being home to water dragons, turtles and a variety of birds. Once overrun with environmental weeds, it has now been cleared and replanted with native grasses, shrubs and trees, thanks largely to the work of Bega River and Wetlands Landcare (BRAWL) Easy walking on concrete and gravel paths. Location: Bega River Reserve View

21 Jul, Sun 9:00AM				Conjola to Narrawallee
Grade:3/6		Length	10km		Milton Branch
Kevin R.
From Narrawallee Creek Road carpark follow the Buckleys, Mangrove and Inlet Tracks to Narrawallee Inlet. Morning tea and lunch along the way. Head north along beaches, fire trails and bush tracks to Conjola Lake entrance for afternoon tea. Map: Tabourie 89272S View

21-28 Jul, Sun (08:45AM)-Sun (14:00PM)				New Caledonia. GRNC1. Grand Randonnee
Grade:4/6		Length	120km	4,800m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
(Cancelled) The GRNC1 crosses the great southern section of Grande Terre, the main island of New Caledonia and takes bushwalkers on a journey of a variety of habitats from tropical beaches to towering rainforests, waterfalls galore and scenic mountain ridges, making this truly a walk in paradise. There are walkers huts at each campsite and we will travel through the Blue River Provincial Park for a large section of the walk. Almost all of the flora and fauna is endemic to the island which makes this walk very special. Location: Blue River provincial Park Map: Alltrails Limit: 14. View

21 Jul, Sun 8:00AM				The Cliff Lines to Point Cameron
Grade:5/6		Length	13km	500m	Sydney Branch
Anton
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Point Cameron is a great destination, but the journey there is quite astonishing. This is a long, at times challenging walk through some of the best scenery the Gardens of Stone has to offer. First we must trudge through a kilometre or two of thick scrub, but our payoff is an extended cliff and pagoda top walk high above the eastern side of the Capertee Valley. On our way, we will see Jamison Pass, the Plain of Shards, Ngamperi Rock (the original Nipple Rock) and the Pondage Canyon. Time permitting, we can also drop in on Stargate Tunnel on our return. Off-track. Location: Gardens of Stone NP Map: Ben Bullen 89314S Limit: 8. View

22 Jul, Mon 5:27AM				Gospers Creek-Part 3
Grade:5/6					Sydney Branch
Yuri B.
Park one car at GR 848 969 and another one at GR 868 976 on Mountain Lagoon Trail. From the first car, descend into Gospers Creek and explore it as far as time and interest will take us. Exit near the second car and drive back. About 6 km. Scrambling and exposure. Exploratory. Location: Wollemi NP Map: Mountain Lagoon 90313S View

22 Jul, Mon 9:22AM				Katoomba Ramble
Grade:3/6		Length	15km	530m	Sydney Branch
Janet R.
(Fully Booked) Start at Katoomba Station. Walk to Explorers Tree. Then to Norths Lookout. Therabulat, Peckmans, Cahills lookouts. Walk through golf course to Aquatic Centre. Part of Catalina race track. Finish at Katoomba Station. This walk will be walked in reverse. Meet at Katoomba railway station. Rough, slippery, uneven surfaces. Map: Katoomba 89301S Limit: 15. View

22 Jul, Mon 9:00AM				Searching for orchids
Grade:2/6		Length	9km	100m	Southern Sydney Branch
Brian E.
This will be in two parts; The morning will be spent down at the Forest Path and parts of Lady Carrington Drive. Once we finish there, we shall head up to Garawarra Farm and walk along the fire trail towards Otford. OK, I admit it. There is a potential for leeches! Location: Royal National Park Limit: 12. View

22 Jul, Mon 9:30AM				Timber Getters Track circuit, Seaforth
Grade:3/6		Length	8km	185m	Sydney Branch
John H.
An interesting walk down to tranquil Bantry Bay, through lovely bushland, with associated wildlife, then a climb with a bit of a rock scramble up to a great lookout. Continue on the circuit, along or near the top back to the start. If time and energy allow, we will go down to see the natural arch. Preview the track at https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/australia/new-south-wales/timber-getters-bluff-gahnia-and-engraving-tracks-loop?mobileMap=false&initFlyover=true&flyoverReturnToTrail Booking essential giving your NPA, mobile and emergency contact numbers, if I don't already have them. Meet leader at Seaforth Oval. Steps, creek crossings, trip hazards and some rock scrambling up to the lookout. Cyclists on the bike track. Location: Garigal NP and Seaforth Map: Parramatta River 91303N Limit: 20. View

23 Jul, Tue 9:00AM				Brown Mountain & Red Rocks (#160)
Fully inside Shoalhaven City Council
Grade:3/6		Length	13km	420m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Sue G.
(Cancelled) Due to road closure Red Rocks & Brown Mtn are on the top of Mt Cambewarra. A rough fire trail leads out to a trig point overlooking Kangaroo Valley.  On the return, a side track leads out to Brown Mountain lookout for views over the south coast.  Aboriginal rubbings are seen on both tracks. Rough track, unfenced cliff edges, slippery after rain. Location: Cambewarra Range Nature Reserve Map: Berry 9028-3N Limit: 20. View

23 Jul, Tue 7:14AM				Spit to Manly (#S500)
Passes through 2 LGA's. Northern Beaches Council Mosman Municipal Council
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	250m	Southern Highlands Branch
(SH Tuesday Walks) Sue M.
A scenic walk through bush and coast with lovely views of Middle Harbour and Sydney Harbour. Quite a few steep steps and descent to Manly. Hurried pace in order to catch the 4pm train home. A lovely walk in the middle of suburbia. Even walk, few rocks and up and down bush track. Location: City of Sydney Limit: 20. View

24 Jul, Wed 9:30AM				Circular Quay to Fishmarkets
Grade:2/6		Length	8km		Sydney Branch
Denise S.
Walk from Circular Quay to Fishmarkets around Harbour Foreshore via Walsh Bay, Barangaroo, and Pyrmont. Location: Pyrmont, Sydney Harbour Limit: 15. View

24 Jul, Wed				Richmond and Hawkesbury
Grade:3/6		Length	9km		Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Marilyn C.
Walk historic Richmond and Hawkesbury lowlands Location: Richmond View

25 Jul, Thu 9:00AM				Bondi to Coogee
Grade:2/6		Length	6km	150m	Southern Sydney Branch
Brian E.
Sometimes we take our city for granted. This coastal walk is an easy way of seeing some wonderful cliffs, some iconic beaches and the odd architectural wonder!  With coffee spots along the way! Bring your camera and revel in our city. Oh, and let's see what native birds exist in this habitat as we walk Location: Bondi coastal walk Limit: 12. View

25 Jul, Thu				Highlights of Waterfall
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	400m	Illawarra Branch
Adrian J.
Circuit walk to include Mt. Westmacott, scout camp, Lake Toolooma, Kingfisher Pool, the Mooray and Bullawarring Tracks. Great views and great track walking. cliff edges, creek crossings, slippery surfaces. Location: Heathcote NP Limit: 20. View

25 Jul, Thu 9:00AM				Nuggan Pt, Meroo Headland
Grade:3/6		Length	6km		Milton Branch
Paul B.
Walk to Nuggan Point from Meroo Head Campsite. This is an easy and delightful walk with coastal forest, lake and sandy beaches. Coffee in Ulladulla. View

26 Jul, Fri 10:00AM				Suburb series of walk: Canterbury to Hurlstone Park
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	50m	Sydney Branch
(SWAG) Esther
(Fully Booked - Ask leader about waiting list) Leader: Lynne Hewitt A pleasant walk from Canterbury to Hurlstone Park.  Local guide with commentary.   Limit: 15. View

27 Jul, Sat 7:30AM				Clifflines to the east of the Bicentennial Trail
Grade:5/6		Length	7km	300m	Sydney Branch
Mark G.
There is an impressive ridge line that parallels the Bicentennial Trail between the Cape Horn ft and the Moffitts ft which I've admired on many occasions whilst walking along the BT. I've always thought about exploring this incredible looking ridge, and now's the time! This is an exploratory walk but you can expect to encounter the usual suspects, such as many pagodas, numerous slots, overhangs and caves and any of the other geological formations you would see within the Gardens of Stone National Park. If you are the adventurous type then this walk should appeal to you. Rock scrambling and off-track. Location: Gardens of Stone SCA Map: cullen bullen and Ben Bullen 89314S Limit: 12. View

27 Jul, Sat 9:22AM				Federal Pass
Grade:3/6		Length	12km	550m	Sydney Branch
Allan P.
(Updated Details) Due to a track closure caused by a landslide the walk is changed to the following. Walk to the old Catalina Raceway and through The Gully to Katoomba Cascades. Walk to Echo Point via the Clifftop Walk and descend the Three Sisters. At the base, a short walk takes us to the Federal Pass and on to the Leura Forest. We climb up to the Amphitheatre Track and on to Leura Cascades. We are walking back to Katoomba. Good track. Lots of stairs. Location: Katoomba Map: Katoomba Limit: 12. View

27 Jul, Sat 10:00AM				Hidden Gem and Coal Waste in Royal NP
Grade:4/6					Southern Sydney Branch
14608
Hosted by Sutherland Shire Environment Centre. Walks will be in the RNP near the headwaters of the Hacking River which drains off the Illawarra escarpment. The infamous Peabody Metropolitan Colliery is located further up Camp Gully Creek. The mine has illegally discharged coal waste material into these waterways on numerous occasions in recent years. If you’re curious about the ongoing impacts on the ecosystem downstream, this is a good opportunity to see the evidence for yourself. Registration essential. Creek crossings. Wet feet. Location: Royal NP View

27 Jul, Sat 8:30AM				Jibbon Loop and Fishermen’s Cave
Grade:3/6		Length	9km		Southern Sydney Branch
Vera
We'll start from Cronulla Wharf to catch the 8.30 ferry to Bundeena. We'll be walking along the coast and drop by Aboriginal Rock Carvings at Jibbon Head and continue to walk along the coast to The Balconies. We'll do a little detour and walk along the narrow footpath to the cave (caves) that might be used during the Great Depression or as some people suggest, a cave for the fishermen. If the majority would like to stay longer for whale watching at the Balconies, we can do that as well. And we'll walk back to Bundeena wharf to catch the ferry back to Cronulla. Some rock hopping, slippery and mossy parts, some loose rock, uneven path and muddy parts and unclear overgrown parts. There might be a little exposure to the cave. Location: RNP Limit: 8. View

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