Najanuga - a special place
Every year, the club (with permission) makes the short, sharp ascent of Najanuga, a culturally significant granite peak near Tilba. After soaking up the views, lunch is enjoyed down at Little Lake, capping off a pleasant 7 km hike.
Exploring Monolith Valley
Occasionally a few lucky members venture into Morton National Park to undertake a challenging but fun 20 km return hike into Monolith Valley. Bookended by nights camping at Long Gully, this day walk offers a wonderful opportunity to experience a slice of magical wilderness in the Budawangs.
Fossil hunting in Murramarang National Park
Further north near Durras, the Wasp Head rock platform fossils are well known. This coastal hike went somewhere different, searching for 280 million year old fossils near Clear Point. Just over 3 kms from Pebbly Beach, this is a beautiful place to enjoy the scenery and wonder at the marine animals who lived when Australia was part of the supercontinent Pangaea.
Bunga magic
Named after a paddle steamer that wrecked in 1863, exploring in Mimosa Rocks National Park is always a club favourite. For this off-track hike, the area around Bunga Head, north of Aragunnu, was the focus.
Bithry Inlet to Middle Lagoon
Bithry Inlet is a pristine south coast estuary at the mouth of Wapengo Lake, in Mimosa Rocks National Park. A favourite club walk is to link Bithry with Middle Lagoon further south, enjoying the coastal scenery along the way.
