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The Walkabouters Club of Victoria is a member club of Bushwalking Victoria, located in Belgrave, VIC, Australia.
As part of Bushwalking Victoria, the club welcomes walkers, outdoor adventurers, and nature lovers to its bushwalking community.
Membership in the club offers opportunities to meet new people, improve fitness, and enjoy outdoor activities.
Annual membership fees are typically not expensive, with most clubs charging between $35 and $60 per year.
Visitors do not usually need to be members to join an activity; many clubs welcome trial participants.
Bushwalking Victoria organizes a variety of walks, including one-day walks on Sundays and Wednesdays, multi-day base camp walks, and short Stroller walks mid-week (excluding Wednesdays).
Walks range from short, accessible paths to longer hikes of 10 km or more, often involving hills.
Participants should wear solid shoes or boots, carry rain gear, and bring a day pack with lunch, water, and spare clothing.
For Sunday walks, some experience and a reasonable level of fitness are recommended to complete a 10 km walk with hills.
Stroller walks are ideal for those recovering from injury or seeking a gentler pace.
Bookings for walks can be made online via the Bushwalking Victoria website, usually up to two days before the event.
Visitors should contact the club Secretary to receive the Leader’s contact details before joining.
Base camp walks are planned well in advance, and early booking is recommended.
Many clubs also offer additional outdoor activities such as kayaking and cycling, along with social events.
To learn about specific activities and the club’s program, contact the Walkabouters Club directly to discuss your bushwalking experience.
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