Bushwalking NSW
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Description
Bushwalking NSW Incorporated is the peak body for bushwalkers in NSW and the ACT. It represents the interests of over 12,000 bushwalkers from 70 bushwalking clubs throughout the state, and provides a united voice to local, state and federal government agencies and other bodies on issues affecting bushwalkers. (Bushwalking NSW Inc. was formerly known as the Confederation of Bushwalking Clubs of NSW.)
Our Vision
More people walking in nature more often.
Our Mission
Advocacy and support for, and promotion of, more, safe, inclusive and extensive club-based bushwalking and related outdoor activities in nature.
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Upper Lachlan Bushwalkers – Bushwalks around Cowra
Walks vary in distance, grade and terrain. Contact the walk leader before taking part to discuss the route and what to bring. Carry food, water, first aid supplies, any personal medication and your completed emergency contact and medical details.
Guests can join up to three walks each year before becoming members. Use the contact details on this listing to enquire about a walk,...
Geehi Bushwalking Club – Walks in the Snowy Mountains
Walks are generally held each month, with additional midweek outings. Activities range from easier half-day walks on trails to longer overnight trips. New walkers, experienced bushwalkers and families are welcome to choose an outing suited to their capabilities. The club combines exploring the Australian landscape with social connection and time outdoors.
Browse the upcoming walks and contact the walk leader before...
Coffs Hikers – Bushwalking on the Coffs Coast
Activities range from easier walks to demanding trips for experienced bushwalkers. Choose an outing that matches your fitness and experience, read its grading and equipment requirements, and ask the leader if you need help deciding. Members are expected to arrive prepared and be self-reliant. The club follows Leave No Trace principles and encourages respect for Country.
To join, complete the online membership...
Coffs Coast Sole Sisters – Women's Bushwalking Group
The programme includes day walks, overnight hikes, campouts and multi-day pack walks, with social walks and occasional kayaking. Walks cater for beginners through to experienced hikers, with each outing's grade, distance and terrain helping members choose a suitable challenge.
Membership is for women aged 18 and over. Join through the club's online membership page, read the bushwalking agreement...
Brisbane Water Outdoors Club – Bushwalking on the Central Coast
Bushwalking is the club's most popular activity, with day walks, overnight trips, multiday walks and car camps. Options range from tracks and trails to more challenging exploratory walks. The wider programme also includes cycling, kayaking, abseiling and canyoning, with activities shaped by members' interests.
Full membership is for adults aged 18 and over. Children can join some activities as temporary members when...
Barrier Rangers Bushwalking Club – Broken Hill
Bushwalking is the main activity, with paddling also part of the club’s outdoor activities.
To find out about joining and taking part in a walk, contact the club using the contact details on this listing.
Central West Bushwalking Club
The programme includes day walks, overnight and multi-day bushwalks, camping, canoe and kayak trips, mountain bike rides and canyon trips. Winter activities include snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Introductory abseiling sessions and outdoor skills training help members develop experience. The club aims to provide safe, well-organised adventures while encouraging care for the natural environment.
Walks...
Armidale Bushwalking Club
New members must complete an introductory walk before joining other walks, then an introductory overnight walk before joining overnight or multi-day trips. Choose activities that match your fitness, experience and equipment. Canoe and other water-based activities are restricted to adults...
Murray Valley Bushwalkers – Bushwalking and Outdoor Adventures in Albury-Wodonga
The club aims to connect individuals and families with the Murray Valley and beyond through inclusive outdoor experiences, learning and care for the environment. Walks can include wildflowers, birdwatching, photography and alpine heritage.
People of all ages, backgrounds and experience levels are welcome. Under-18s must attend with a parent, legal guardian or another person appointed in writing by their parent or guardian. Choose outings to...
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