Welcome to the Border Bushwalking Club

Jagungal, Kosciusko National Park, January 2021

Club members staining "our" hut: Youngs Hut Falls Creek December 2020

Long Spur Track, Great Walks Award Winning photo by Deb Kahn Feb. 2019

The Big Walk Mt Buffalo July 2020

Overnight on the Murray Jan 2020 Howlong to Corowa

Falls Creek July 2019

Youngs Hut December 2020

Ryders Yards, Falls Creek February 2021

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15/05/2021 - Buffalo views - 18kms (Grade 4 Medium-Hard)
23/05/2021 - Bogong Village Black Possum Spur circuit, medium-hard 17km (Grade 4 Medium-Hard)
05/06/2021 - Kelly cave and Barry falls (Beechworth). Medium-hard, approx. 20km (Grade 4 Medium-Hard)
12/06/2021 - Lonesome pine - 14kms (Grade 2 Easy-Medium)
19/06/2021 - Mt Beauty Moncrieff Fire Trail (Grade 3 Medium)

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Today’s club ‘walk’ was another bike ride, 5

Today’s club ‘walk’ was another bike ride, 52km (all up) on the rail trail from Everton to myrtleford and back. That’s the last of the bike rides on the program for now, but there’s always the chance of leaders putting more on. Although with it getting colder, any rides from now on have to include a hot pie/lunch and coffee yeah?
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Today’s walk was an out and back along the blue

Today’s walk was an out and back along the blue rag range just south of Mt Hotham. 14km return, 650 cumulative elevation gain, but very little ‘flat’ as the track constantly undulated up and down. #borderbushwalkingclub

Save the date!!! Our next club night (and first fo

Save the date!!!
Our next club night (and first for 12 months) will be Tuesday 4 May.
Brad and Liz will talk about their 4,250km bike ride across the top of Australia.
Details on our website / newsletter.

Today we had a club bike ride on the high country

Today we had a club bike ride on the high country rail trail from wodonga to tallangatta, 60km return.
Got mixed up in a running event (5/10km ‘milk run’ run by the Lions club?) early on, but then had the track mostly to ourselves to cruise along.
The surface is mostly bitumin’ed and easy riding, just some shorter sections here and there that aren’t.

Over the Easter weekend four of our club members,

Over the Easter weekend four of our club members, led by Pete, did a multi-day walk over at the Cobberas. Starting from near Native dog flat, we went up to cobberas peak no 1, did a wild camp overnight, then down to cowombat flat overnight via cobberas peak no2. Then we headed bush up over the Pilot, camped at the tin mine huts. Then a day of 4wd track walking to another wild camp, before the last day walking out to suggen buggen.
A great walk, half of it following overgrown tracks and brumby tracks.
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