Join us for this classic walk in the Royal National Park with several water features. The walk starts at Engadine Station and follows the Engadine Track to Kangaroo Creek; Uloola Track to Uloola Falls; then the Karloo Track to Karloo Pool and Heathcote Station. This walk is all on bush tracks. There are some ascents and descents and 2 small creek crossings.

This circular walk will start and finish at the St Ives Showground. About 9km is on undulating fire trails but there is a 2km steep section involving some scrambling down to Kierans Creek and up the other side back to the fire trail, using faint tracks/cairns. The remainder of the walk is on marked bush tracks through the wildflower gardens. Plenty of steep ups and downs, a couple of creek crossings and hopefully some wild flowers. Please book on this walk by 2nd August at the latest as I will not be available to confirm you are on it (limited spaces) and issue joining instructions after that date. This is a joint walk with the Bush Club.

BOOKINGS FROM 4th AUGUST ONLY. This Royal National Park mid-morning walk offers a variety of features including ocean views, rainforest with Cabbage Tree Palms, Elkhorn vines, pristine beaches, rock pools and more. On fire trail, bush tracks, one kilometre of rock hopping/platform walking to Figure 8 Pool (low tide at 2.17pm). Some minor rock scrambling. The pace will be moderate as we have some ground to cover. Suitable for fit walkers who are comfortable with rock hopping, scrambling and walking at a moderate pace. Joint walk with The Bush Club.

We will start the walk at La Perouse and follow around to Henrys Head and Cape Banks onto Little Bay.  The walk is very scenic and is on well marked tracks. If we are lucky we might see some whales. Members only.

Starting at Woy Woy Station we head over the Spike Milligan Bridge and then under the bridge where we then pick up the fire trail to start our ascent (2 very steep fire trails) up to the start of the Koolewong Ridge Fire Trail.  The walk is a beautiful meander through the canopy of trees with stunning views over Brisbane Waters.  We then cross over Corrumbine Creek and then pick up the Milyerra Road Fire Trail (a meander through the rainforest) which then takes us back to the main road.  We then head down one of the local streets to pick up the very picturesque water reserve which we follow finishing at Gosford Station and a recovery drink at the local pub.  A very pleasant day's walking guaranteed!  If you would like to view photos of this bushwalk then click here Woy Woy To Gosford Via Koolewong Ridge (remember you must be logged into the website).

Starting from Mangrove Mountain. This challenging circuit walk on designated fire trails is ideal for us adventurous bushwalkers who love to test themselves. The Dubbo Gully and Ten Mile Hollow Circuit combines several fire trails that lead through rugged and remote bushland and includes a section of the Old Great North Road built by convicts between 1826 -1836. Starting at Mangrove Mountain, we wind our way through Dubbo Gully, passing open fields and the historic St Thomas Cemetery and the historic Fairview Homestead.  Reaching the entrance to Dharug National Park we then head to Ten Mile Hollow Campground for a rest and relax over lunch.  From the campground we will connect with the Old Great North Road to Clares Bridge (the second oldest bridge on the mainland) and from here we then take the Donny’s Track Fire Trail which then loops us back onto the Dubbo Gully Track and back to our starting point. Own transport required for this activity and/or carpool from Hornsby Station. If you would like to view photos of this bushwalk then click here Dubbo Gully and Ten Mile Hollow Circuit via Clares Bridge Dharug National Park (remember you must be logged into the website).

Starting and finishing at Glenbrook Train Station. Enjoy the peaceful sights of the Lower Blue Mountains without the tourist hordes, only one hour from Sydney. From the National Park Office at Glenbrook, we descend to Jellybean Pool and follow Glenbrook Gorge to the Causeway. We then take the Camp Fire Creek Circuit and gradually climb to see the Red Hands Cave with its significant Aboriginal Rock Art. This walk is all on good bush tracks. There is a small section of rock hopping from Jellybean Pool to the Causeway (about 15 minutes each way). There will be a short car shuffle to the National Park Entrance if there are enough cars.

Starting from Cowan Station. A hiking adventure on this very popular section of the Great North Walk, Cowan to Brooklyn, with scenery ranging from foreshore to ridge top lookouts going via picturesque Jerusalem Bay.  We then climb up over a series of ridges including a circumnavigation of Brooklyn Dam whilst enjoying a wonderful diversity of flora along the way arriving at Brooklyn for a recovery drink at the local pub. If you would like to view the photos of this bushwalk then click here Cowan To Brooklyn via Jerusalem Bay (remember you must be logged into the website).

This walk is a great way to explore the ridge-top bushland between Lisarow and Gosford. Starting from Lisarow Station we take a pleasant stroll through rural roads reaching St John's Lookout and then we head into the Rumbalara and Katandra Reserves, there are several picnic areas, lookouts and other facilities scattered along the way. At times you will forget you are anywhere near houses, and at other points you will be enjoying vistas of the Central Coast. The walk will be medium pace with a mixture of stair climbing, bush tracks and fire trails. Finishing at Gosford Station with a recovery drink at the local pub. If you would like to view the photos of this bushwalk then click here Lisarow To Gosford via Rumbulara Reserve (remember you must be logged into the website).

Join me on this classic 14km coastal walk on well-marked paths. The walk will include a loop from Malabar via the Western Escarpment finishing back in Maroubra. If we are lucky, we will see wildflowers and whales during the walk. Members only.

Enjoy a walk through the bush surrounding Manly Dam before crossing Allambie Heights to walk through Allenby Park, past its waterfall. We will end the walk in Brookvale with an option to visit a brewery. This is a one way walk, easily accessed by the express B1 bus from Wynyard. Whilst the majority of the walk is in the bush, we need to walk along the streets for access. 

Enjoy a circuit walk exploring a variety of North Head highlights including the Quarantine Station, North Fort and lookouts. We will take time to learn about the history of the area and enjoy an optional refreshment in Manly at the finish. 

Join me on the walk from the Spit Bridge to Manly. We’ll do a diversion to the Crater Cove Huts Fisherman’s Cottages - well worth the scramble. There will be an option for a swim along the journey. We will end in Manly for a drink (for those who wish). 

Join Ed and Denise on this inner city urban walk. We will meet at Central Station and catch the Light Rail to the SCG.  We then walk through Darlinghurst to the Paddington Reservoir to see the Hanging Gardens. We then walk onto Centennial Park, Waverley Park and Cooper Park finishing at Double Bay.  Some of the walk will be urban roads but the parks are worth it.  We will be starting at 10am and finishing by 3pm.