Tuesday Bushwalkers (Imma Millward)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:
- New Tuesday walkers should phone the designated contact person or the Group Coordinator before attending your first walk.
- Leaders; where a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) is noted as required contact Doug Nicholls on 0455 850 753.
- Check here, and your emails, for program changes. If the weather is wet or very hot, phone the leader to check that the walk is on.
Group Coordinator: Sue Nicholls, phone: 02 4754 1516, email: suerosn@bigpond.net.au
Changes to programs appear in red.
Portal Lookout, Euroka and The Ironbarks circuit
9.00 (Glenbrook Stn), 8.29 (S'wood Stn)
Glenbrook Station car park
Train/Car (Car fare $2) *National Park car entry charge
2/ Medium/ 7km
Rob
0429708393
Toongabbie to Westmead; Parks, rivers, creeks
8.46 (Blacktown Stn), 7.59 (S'wood Stn)
Blacktown Station
ex Blacktown 0904 ptfm 1; arrive Toongabbie 0910
Train
1~2/ Easy~Medium
13km flat
Judith
0419780640
Valhalla Head, Mount Victoria
9.41 (Mount Victoria Stn), 8.42 (S'wood Stn)
Mount Victoria Station
Train/Car (Car fare $5)
2/ Medium/ 7km
Doug
0455850753
PLB req
Evans Crown plus lunch at Lithgow Workers Club
8.51 (Katoomba Stn), 8.12 (S'wood Stn)
Katoomba Station, north side car park near Gearin’s
Train/Bus (Bus fare $15)
2/ Medium/ 2.5km Stairs
Book & pay bus seat to Maurice
0402402783
Tuesday Walkers Program, October to December 2023
Short reports from some Tuesday walks:
28 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.
– the Darug and Gundungurra people –
and pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.