Activity Details
Greet & Meet Picnic
When: Every second Friday.
Location: Cutheringa Trail Head/Lower Car Park, Castle Hill Road, Townsville
Leader: Cherry / Luen
Townsville Adventurers' Meetup.
Meet the Townsville Bushwalking Club, take a stroll, share some food, and have a chat.
Bring a plate to share as we settle in for the evening!
Please bring your head torch too!
Join us for a relaxed Friday after-work wander up the Blue Sport (also known as the White Arrow Track) on Castle Hill. Bring a drink in your pack and a plate to share, and we will enjoy a quiet sip & nibble together at a rocky outcrop before strolling back down the road to the cars.
Townsville Bushwalking Club: Free event
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