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Please see below for upcoming activities. You will need to register as a prospective member or visitor to be able to obtain full information about the activities and to make a booking.

Please do not choose a Medium-Hard (MH) or Hard (H) walk for your first walk with the club unless you are an experienced bushwalker.

Activity Date Sunday 05 May 2024
Categories DAY WALK, EM, M

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Activity Date Saturday 11 May 2024
Categories SOCIAL, E, PT

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Activity Date Sunday 12 May 2024
Categories DAY WALK, QW, MH

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Activity Date Wednesday 15 May 2024
Categories EXPRESS WALK, QW, PT

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Activity Date Saturday 18 May 2024
Categories DAY WALK, QW, EM

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Activity Date Sunday 19 May 2024
Categories NEWCOMERS, QW, M

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Activity Date Thursday 23 May 2024
Categories EXPRESS WALK, E

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Activity Date Saturday 25 May 2024
Categories DAY WALK, QW, MH

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Enjoy an early Saturday walk exploring remnant wetlands and woodlands of the Melbourne Sandbelt region on this 16km urban walk. 

Following the Mordialloc Creek Trail to Waterways, we’ll do a stretch of silent walking on the Island before stopping for a lakeside breakfast (coffee available for purchase). We’ll then detour via suburban streets into Braeside Park, an important conservation reserve with areas of grassy eucalyptus woodland, wetlands teeming with birdlife, and some historical quirks like Phar Lap’s training track and an avenue of cypress trees, some carved into animal sculptures.

After a late morning break in the wetlands for morning tea/early lunch, we’ll return via Waterways and the Mordialloc Creek Trail to the cars by 1pm, leaving the rest of the afternoon free for other adventures. The route is flat on well-formed gravel paths, so boots and poles are optional. Sun protection is recommended, as some of the trails are exposed.

Activity Date Saturday 29 Jun 2024
Categories DAY WALK, M, QW, PT

Activity Date Sunday 22 Sep 2024
Categories ACCOMMODATION, M