Bushwalking On a sunny October day enjoying the South Lawson waterfall circuit walk. (Imma Millward)
Tuesday Bushwalks
come out and enjoy the bush

Before taking your first Society walk please make sure you read all the general information about the Society's bushwalking program on our main Bushwalking webpage.

Tuesday walks are 'Medium' Day walks of 3-5 hours suitable for walkers of average fitness; see information on the walk grades. Bring morning tea, lunch and adequate water.

Important:

Group Coordinator: Phill Cox, phone: 0415 449 174, email: mrpacox@hotmail.com

Changes to programs appear in red.


September 9
This walk has been cancelled out of respect for Leonie Fry,
one of our walking members, who passed away recently.
September 16
Brooklyn Two Walks.

Mangrove and McKell Parks, Brooklyn. Both walks short and easy, Grade 1.
Trains: (Springwood 7.25am) Glenbrook 7.41am to Strathfield 8.34am. About 30min wait for toilet, coffee etc. Strathfield 9.03am to Hawkesbury River Station (Brooklyn) 9.50am.
Leader Robyn Hine 0409 127 012.
September 23
Rigby Hill & Walls Lookout.

Grade 2, 6 km.
Meet Mt. Victoria Station. Rail 9-50am (Springwood 8-46). Train/cars Fare $5.
Leader Maurice 0402 402 783.
September 30
Camden Bike Track (Argyle St, Cowpasture Bridge to Araluen Pl, Elizabeth Macarthur Reserve).

Grade 1, Easy, 5 km (flat, cement).
Start: 8.am at Springwood Westpac Carpark.
Bus drop off at Cow Pasture Bridge, where we will have morning tea; bus pick up at Cr Martine Ave/ Bowman Ave, transporting us to Camden Hotel for lunch.
Book and pay Maurice Fare $15
Leaders: Margaret Tilden, phone 0416 849 506; Marek Bowman, phone 0412 347 478.

Short reports from some Tuesday walks:

Tuesday walkers 28 Feb 202328 Feb 2023 (Imma Millward)

Tuesday 28th February 2023

(from Imma Millward)

Our walk to Horne Point, Witches Glen and Pulpit Rock started with a very foggy morning at Mount Vic station but the weather magically cleared as we arrived at the first of several lookouts revealing farms and creeks 350 metres directly below us. A lovely walk.



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