5 December to 9 December - Upper Bundian Way

Overnight Backpacking

Walk Coordinator: Robert Lewin

Meet: 11:00 AM at Corner of Dalgety-Jindabyne Rd and Barry Way, 5 km south of 

Jindabyne.

Grade: Moderate/Hard

Distance: 60 km

Description: 4 nights out with car shuffle

Area: Snowy Mountains Region

Terrain: road, snow grass plains, scrub, river flats.

Scrubby in places. Steep in other places. Some of this walk is at 1800m 

altitude.

Day 1: Drive up, do car shuffle and a 9 km walk along the Cascades and camp.

Day 2: 19 km to Tin Mine Huts via Cascade Hut and camp.

Day 3: 16 km day walk to The Pilot and return to camp.(or a rest day or the 

Falls)

Day 4: 13 km down the Ingeegoodbee River and camp.

Day 5: 9 km down The Pinch Pass and drive away.

Thanks for the photos Phil.

27 November - Christmas BBQ, Tanja

Base Camp

Walk Coordinators: Ian Burns and Kay Burns

Meet: 12:00 noon at 85 Doctor George Mountain Road Tanja which is 850m up from 

the Bermagui/Tathra road, 3rd driveway on the left, there is a letterbox with 

85 on it and a "Mimosa Rocks Nat Park" sign nearby and plenty of parking near 

the house.

Grade: Easy

Description: We have a BBQ if you want to cook your lunch. After lunch we will 

do an easy 1 hour walk from our property on a walking track through forest & 

bush to let lunch go down so there's room for afternoon tea.

13 November - Tanja

Day event

Walk Coordinator: Ian Burns

Meet:  9.30AM at Intersection of Bermagui/Tathra Road and Dr George Mt Road 

Tanja

Grade: Easy

Distance: 12-15 km

Description: Some off track and some on track walking through the Tanja forest 

out to the coast for lunch and back through the forest to our cars. All up 

about 5 hours walking.

30 October - South bank of Pambula River - Severs-Haycock-Severs - CHANGED WALK

Day event

Walk Coordinators: Jan Porter and Neil Porter

Meet: 9:00am at Parking area behind Pambula Post Office

Grade: Easy/Moderate

Distance: 9 km

On trails, beach and around 2km of open bush (might be worth wearing gaiters if you have them).  Has a couple of short, steepish sections.  On a good day, this is one of the most scenic walks in the area.  Bring your camera, and maybe your swimmers if you enjoy a cool dip.

Description: Start at Severs Beach, and walk the ridge along the southern side of the Pambula River to Bar Mouth Beach and around the headland to Haycocks Beach for lunch.  Return to Severs Beach via the ocean beach and bush tracks.