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Stay on Your Feet: 10 Tips to Prevent Slips, Trips, and Falls on Your Next Bushwalk
Bushwalking is a wonderful way to connect with nature, enjoy fresh air,...
Parks Victoria Visitor Guides
If you are anything like us, we have been missing the wealth...
The Bushwalkers’ Ten Commandments
If you’re new to bushwalking with a group, or simply appreciate the...
Koonung Bushwalking Club Sydney Base Camp, March 2024
In the week leading up to Easter, members of the Koonung Bushwalking...
Finding Maps for Bushwalking in Victoria
Where to start looking for maps? Bushwalkers need accurate, up-to-date maps. Whether...
Choosing a Grampians Map
Victoria’s Gariwerd/Grampians National Park is a national treasure. With a vast track...
Where do you pitch your tent? A cautionary tale.
I am new to bushwalking in the Baw Baw National Park but...
Is That Snow?
BTAC AAWT Low Saddle to Mt MacDonald 17-19 May 2024 The clearing...
Boobyalla Track Clearing Project
Thanks to the efforts of Kim Rosen, President of Melbourne Walking Club,...
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FOCUS ON: Berwick and District Bushwalking ClubThe Berwick and District Bushwalking Club is a small group of about 30 members who share their love of walking with their love of the outdoors.Based in the outer south eastern suburbs the club holds 40 plus walks a year held within a radius off 100 kms from Berwick. These walks range from easy to hard and encompass a wide variety oflocations from the coast to the mountains. The Bunyip State Park, Yarra Ranges and the Bass coast are just some of the favourite locations for walks.The group is composed of experienced walkers and also those new to bushwalking. All members are encouraged to lead a walk and guidance is given to new leaders. We also hold social eventsand weeks away.Last year we celebrated our 30 years of bushwalking.BBWC is a small and friendly group and welcomes new members.Head over to their website for a list of upcoming walks, and details on how to get involved. berwickbwc.org.au/ ... See MoreSee Less
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The Murray River, history, chocolate and whiskey, what more could you want from a winter walk?! ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you use rubber tips on your walking poles? Perhaps it's time to start? ... See MoreSee Less
Why use rubber tips on hiking poles?
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Discover the benefits of using rubber tips on hiking poles. Improve your hiking experience with added stability and protection. Don't leave them in a drawer.0 CommentsComment on Facebook