Oct 23 2011 Bushwalking at Mt Kuring-Gai Chase NP

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It is the time to resume bushwalking in Sydney region before seven bridges walk next Sunday Oct 30 2011 "Oct 30, 2011 7 Bridges/7 Villages Walk at Sydney again" .

This Sunday Oct 23 2011, we are going to walk at Mt Kuring-gai Chase national park between Wahroonga and Berowra.

Wahroonga – Bobbin Head – Apple Tree Bay – Noname Bay – Lords Bay – Warrath Bay – Berowra (18-20 KM, 5-6 hours, medium grade)

The Bobbin Head section of Ku-ring-gai Chase NP has an excellent network of walking track. It is possible to walk from Wahroonga to Mt Kuring-gai following the Gibberagong (Governor), Birrawanna and Mt Kuring-gai tracks. Having picnic lunch break for about 1 hour at Bobbin Head is great enjoyable moment in Spring. After lunch, heading to Berowra along several bays such as Apple Tree bay, Noname bay, Lords Bay and Warrath Bay will take other 3 hours. The last part of track prior to Berowra has over several hundred meters ascent.

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See Sydneyhiking Club for more details.


It is compulsory to have your name, contact number, the contact details in emergency if you are willing to join walking with Sydneyhiking Club. We will not disclose your any personal information to third party without your consent. See 1# for the terms and conditions.
The Sydneyhikng Register Form could be obtained from petercai08@hotmail.com

Please consider your own fitness before joining this walk. The organizer reserves all the rights to make selection of suitable participant(s).

Outdoor activities carry their own risks of injury and death. The Organizer has no any control over what the participant does, and cannot accept any liability for any loss or accidents which the participant might suffer.

[ 本帖最后由 bushwalker 于 18-10-2011 10:14 编辑 ]

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bushwalker

I would like to join your Great lakes Camping for this weekend,
but unfortunately I have to walk with one VIP in Australia before this Sunday.

Wish all of you have great time there.

We would have great 7,8,9,10,11 or even 12 bridges walk for next Sunday Oct 30, 2011 in Sydney.