Easy walk from Waterfall Station via the Scout Camp, various firetrails to the old Cawley Road. Bring plastic bags for your feet as entrance to the tunnel may be soggy.  Tunnel is dry but exit may also be soggy.  Tunnel is 0.5km long so bring a torch.  No refreshment rooms available and no toilets until Helensburgh.  Wilsons Creek rd and over two bridges to Helensburgh Station.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Steep ascent at the beginning which leads to a beautiful cliff top walk over creeks and past waterfalls. Come and see how our bush land regenerates so quickly after a fire.

West to east traverse of the Royal starting at Loftus and finishing at Bundeena ferry terminal for the return trip by ferry and train. To register phone/SMS before 8:30pm or e-mail.

Ride from Wilson Memorial park to Barrack Point riding mostly on lake shore cycle way. Mostly flat with final hill. Coffee at Boonerah Point.

Mainly bike path, some quiet back streets.  Around the lake to Warrawong, then through Primbee, past the golf course to Windang and onto Shellharbour for coffee.   Lake and ocean views.

This walk commences in Mt Pleasant continues on a maintenance track leading to the well defined Mt Keira ring track. We then walk up a steep incline and up some steps towards Robertson’s Lookout for a wonderful view of Wollongong. From here we walk up Queen Elizabeth drive to Mt Keira summit ,stopping for a Coffee. We return via Mt Pleasant track through to the Rhododendron park.
Note: This Walk is on a Tuesday.

Walk through Botanic Gardens, coffee at the Calyx.  On to Wooloomooloo, Potts Point, Elizabeth Bay, Rushcutters Bay and Darling Point.  Trains and buses involved. Mostly on footpaths and reserves, some steps.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

A relatively easy walk along a forested stretch of the Bargo River to the Picton Weir.  A good leg stretcher, mainly along a fire trail with a few short hills. We will be walking at a steady but moderate pace. Note:  there are no facilities along the track. Bring adequate water, a snack for morning tea and something for lunch.

Starting at Murrays Beach, walk the Governor Head circuit for views over Bowen Island. After
lunch drive to Hyams Beach to walk along the Instagram famous white beaches. Park entrance fees apply. Please email leader to register and supply mobile phone number in case of weather cancellation.

Ride from Oak Flats Skiway to Shellharbour and return to Boonerah Point for coffee.

Continuous beautiful scenery along flat dedicated bike track. A pleasant social ride. Coffee on the return journey. Electric bikes welcome but not at all necessary.

Cycle Berkeley to Seascape and return.Those who wish can ride to Windang and return.

Ferry to Cremorne Wharf.  Walk along shore Cremorne Reserve to Little Sirius Cove.  Past Zoo to Bradleys Head.  Return by ferry from Zoo to Circular Quay. Travel by train and ferry.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Ken Ausburn Track, Maintenance Track and through bush to Ring Track.  See pristine rainforest and coastal views.  Very steep uphill, with lots of steps, but downhill on return.

Walk round Griffiths Trail with possible extension to Cook’s Nose. Beautiful views from lookouts.

This leisurely, friendly cycle that is almost entirely along the coastal bike track with just a few quiet suburban streets. Cyclists who haven’t ridden for a while or intending members who may want to experience a Rambler activity and meet some members are most welcome to come along. There is an optional extra 4 kms to Thirroul Beach and always a coffee and chat on the return journey at Bulli Beach Café.

Ride mostly on cycle paths along lake and ocean shore with some streets into Shellharbour village. Mostly flat with hills at Barrack Pt and Shellharbour. Coffee at Boonerah Point.

Ride from Wilson memorial park to Barrack point ,riding mostly on lake shore cycle way, Level ground except for final hill.

A very pleasant winter walk with fresh damp air. Morning Tea at the cave. Lunch on the shores of the Hacking River. Coffee afterwards.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Steep climb up watercourse.  Return via west Ring Track.  Views, rainforest.

Lake Alexandra, 40′ Falls, Boxvale Track to lookout and return. An interesting walk with some good views at the lookout. Some creek crossings which are usually easy. Joint walk with NPA.

Cycle from ski park to the shallows at Basspoint and return via Shellharbour for coffee.

Ride along the coast track with spectacular views from Minnamurra headland. Undulating terrain. Coffee in Kiama.

Meander through the Botanic Gardens, then onto the university campus to follow the native tree walk comprising 44 species of Eucalypt and rainforest trees planted from 1975 onwards by the then campus Landscape Supervisor, Leon Fuller.  Coffee on the campus.  Finish by walking back through the Botanic Gardens.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Relatively easy walk compared with some of my other ones.  Mostly downhill except the central traverse from Clover Hill Road to Calderwood Trail.  Off track sections are through beautiful open forest.  Roughly 40% off track but no bush bashing. Some steep downhill sections particularly near the Cascades.  Car shuffle from bottom of cascades to the top at Mount Murray Rd.

Beautiful walk past beaches and lookouts. Undulating terrain with an uphill climb towards the end.

This leisurely, friendly cycle that is almost entirely along the coastal bike track with just a few quiet suburban streets. Cyclists who haven’t ridden for a while or intending members who may want to experience a Rambler activity and meet some members are most welcome to come along. There is an optional extra 4 kms to Thirroul Beach and always a coffee and chat on the return journey at Bulli Beach Café.

Ride mostly on cycle paths along lake and ocean shore with some streets into Shellharbour village. Mostly flat with hills at Barrack Pt and Shellharbour. Coffee at Boonerah Point.

Ride from Wilson Memorial park to Barrack Point riding mostly on lake shore cycle way

Leisurely ramble round the back streets of Paddington. Beautiful old homes and interesting history. Finish with a circuit of Centennial Park.
Trains and buses involved. Coffee along the way in a cafe. Lunch in Centennial Park. Mostly footpaths and parks.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Walk through the Ettrema wlderness area of Moreton National Park to view panoramic vistas, overlooking the upper Shoalhaven.

From Skiway Park we ride through Blackbutt Reserve skirting Shellharbour using bike path on main Road to Killalea for Coffee. Returning via Shellharbour village along the seashore and lake route.

Mainly level bike path.  Ocean and escarpment views.  Short steep hill in and out of Thirroul.  Coffee at Thirroul beach.

Car pool to Truck stop on Mt Ousley road. Walk along a defined bush track to explore this area.
Wonderful views of Wollongong from Brokers Nose.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change. Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Beautiful rainforest, Kangaroo Valley nature reserve, Hampton Bridge to Bendeela Camping Ground. Bush track, fire trail and some walking off track next to creek and river. Lots of wildlife.

Our annual visit exploring the wonders of the Bargo River and gorge with great views and rock formations. Rock hopping, river crossings. Some steep sections. If river is high walk will be adjusted to suit conditions. Joint walk with NPA.

Ride from Oak Flats Skiway Park to Shellharbour and return to Boonerah Point for coffee.

Cycle from Skiway Park alongside the lake and across the bridge to Windang surf club.  Then onto Warrawong and through Berkeley to Hooka Point with a brief stop at the bird hide.   Return along the same route, making a detour via Primbee.  Coffee at Boonerah Point.

Climb from Austinmer to Sublime Point followed by fairly level walk to start of Forest Track.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Beautiful walk through heathlands with scenic views over Kangaroo Valley.

Along the Illawarra escarpment one way with a car shuffle.  Steep climb to start with and then undulating for 11 km.  Steep descent with ladders to finish.

This leisurely, friendly cycle that is almost entirely along the coastal bike track with just a few quiet suburban streets. Cyclists who haven’t ridden for a while or intending members who may want to experience a Rambler activity and meet some members are most welcome to come along. There is an optional extra 4 kms to Thirroul Beach and always a coffee and chat on the return journey at Bulli Beach Café.

Oak Flats Cycle Ski park to Shellharbour and return, Coffee at shellharbour.

Cycle on path then Upper Kangaroo Valley Road. Quiet traffic. Undulating terrain. Pleasant ride through farmland and forrest along the river. Bring morning tea.   Lunch at Kangaroo Valley Pub.

Full day out with travel by public transport. Beautiful harbour views. Varied and interesting walk.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Start at the bottom of Barrengarry Pass and car shuffle to Manning lookout. Walk east along the clifftop on old tracks through remnant forest to multiple lookouts culminating at Blakemans and the hole in the wall.  Slide slowly down short steep section of forest to find the ridge trail down.  Descend Brunkers Hill walking track back to car.  All on tracks.

Steep climb up from Stanwell Park Station to Stanwell Tops.  Spectacular views over the ocean, then on to Kelly’s Falls with optional walk further along the track. Then onto Romeo and Juliet Falls via the fire trail.  Return along Princess Marina track, then steep descent back to Stanwell Park.  Morning walk, optional coffee and/or lunch afterwards.

Ride mostly on cycle paths along lake and ocean shore with some streets into Shellharbour village. Mostly flat with hills at Barrack Pt and Shellharbour. Coffee at Boonerah Point.

Scenic ride around the lake. Starting from Oak Flats Ski Park follow lake cycle path and back streets. Coffee at the Woolshed.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change.
Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Very steep in places and ladders to the summit. Great views. Come for one or both days of walking in the Morton National Park.

Our annual visit exploring the wonders of the eastern Budawangs but now that Gadara Point & Ngaityung Falls are defined as in the main exclusion zone for unexploded ordinance our 20 years of leading that walk has sadly come to an end. This time we will do Florence and Rusden Heads which are outside the zone.

Joint walk with NPA.

View the islands while strolling the Basin foreshore walk. Start at the nearby track head. Meet paddlers for lunch and afternoon tea.  Please email leader to register and supply mobile number in case of weather cancellation.

Paddle around Sepulchure and Garden Islands and explore little bays. Launch from the St George’s Basin boat ramp at the end of
Island Point Road; walkers start at the nearby walk trackhead. The groups meet for lunch and afternoon tea. PFDs compulsory; spray skirts advised.  Please email leader to register and supply mobile number in case of weather cancellation.

Ride from Wilson Memorial park to Barrack Point riding mostly on lake shore cycle way. Mostly flat with final hill. Coffee at Boonerah Point.

This leisurely, friendly cycle that is almost entirely along the coastal bike track with just a few quiet suburban streets. Cyclists who haven’t ridden for a while or intending members who may want to experience a Rambler activity and meet some members are most welcome to come along. There is an optional extra 4 kms to Thirroul Beach and always a coffee and chat on the return journey at Bulli Beach Café.

A circuit of Booderee National Park. Riding on sealed and gravel roads within the park, fire trail, and walking track with some sand  Long uphill ride to finish. Fantastic views. Hybrid or Mountain bike required. Bring morning tea and a lunch snack.

Level walk beside Lake Illawarra. Spectacular views.

Morning paddle on Lake Illawarra. Paddle is weather dependent so starting point may change. Contact leader to ascertain if paddle will go ahead.

Walk to various sites including Miners Memorial Pathway, Old Kembla Mine site, Windy Gully, Ring Track and Mount Kembla Village. One steep off track section. Rain forest and Coastal views.

Paddle along the Murray River starting at Echuca finishing at Murrabit via Gunbower Creek. Total distance 250k Camping out of Kayaks approx 8 day paddle. All types of Sea kayaks canoes suitable no fast water . Total paddle distance per day 35k. Detailed Itinerary and Maps send after Recon.

Very steep climb up McPhails fire trail to steep scramble up a ridge to the top.  Walk around the top to lookouts in the West and North East. Descend steeply on the North East corner. Mostly all on track these days.  Any off track sections easy.

Variety of walks, bike rides and possibly kayaking.  See national parks, spectacular coastline, birds, plants, fascinating geology and historic sites..  Group activity from 11 Oct (Port Wakefield, SA) to 4 Nov (Port Augusta). Individual, or can car pool, travel to and from South Australia.

This trip is now full.. Please contact the leader if you would like your name to be put on the wait list.

Come for morning tea followed by the AGM, then a bush walk followed by a barbecue lunch.  All members are invited to attend.  See the Rhododendron Gardens in full bloom!

Wallaga Lake (2-3 paddles), Narooma/Wagonga Inlet, Bermagui River, Wapengo Lake or Brogo Dam.  All paddles are leisurely to moderate. Paddle days are Monday 14/10/19 to Saturday 19/10/19, a rest day is included.  Sunday 20/10/19 is travel home day.  Book your own accommodation at Ocean Lake Caravan Park – Phone: 02 649 34055.

More info at a later date.

Description below sounds a bit horrendous but it is quite a easy scramble overall. Walk across the River at the top of the falls and to Izzards lookout and Stevos pass.  Maybe some wild Waratah in flower this time of year. Some mild off track and rough sections.  Depending on weather the river could become impassible but I doubt it. Descend parts of Missingham Pass and scramble down to the Kangaroo river at the junction of Dtharowal Creek. Ascend the other side of the gorge and Missingham Steps to the northern top.  Mild rock climbing. Various lookouts on the northern side.  View the sign which paraphrases “Abandon hope all ye who enter here” (after you did it!)

3 short walks. O’Hares Creek Lookout (Grade 2), Minerva Lookout and Pool (Grade 3) Jingga Pool (Grade 3+). Something for everyone. Choose, 1 or 2 or the lot. Minerva Pool is magnificent but swimming is restricted to ladies only. Jingga is open to all swimmers. This section of the park provides trailside rest chairs but only 1 toilet. May be late spring wildflowers. Morning tea and lunch in the park. Coffee at Appin after. Limit 16.

Four days of cycling on off road paths and quiet roads

Kangaroo River at the top of the falls. Izzards lookout then steep scramble down into the gorge.  May require a rope assisted scramble of 3m.  Slight detour due to belay tree having become deceased. Gorge could be a bit wet depending on conditions but last time I managed to keep my feet dry.  Visit the deep black ominous looking pool at the bottom – you do not have to swim.  The English all hope abandon, ye who enter here comes from an 1814 translation of Divine Comedy.  A bit of off track to find Missingham steps on the north side of the gorge.  Missingham steps requires a bit of mild rock climbing.