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Adelaide Bushwalkers is a hiking club enjoying multi-day hikes carrying packs & camping, day walks, kayaking, cycling and other activities, near Adelaide, South Australia & interstate.
Upcoming Hikes & Activities
A selection of our upcoming Activity Program is below.
| Date/s | Activity Type | Name / Location | Grading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 25th - Sun 26th Sep | Multi-day Walk | Peebinga Malleefowl Survey | M E M |
| Fri 1st - Mon 4th Oct | Multi-day Walk | Buandik - Southern Grampians _ Vic | M E E |
| Fri 1st - Mon 4th Oct | Multi-day Walk | Grampians - Major Mitchell Plateau | M M E Q |
| Fri 1st - Mon 4th Oct | Multi-day Walk | Grampians Vic. - Bus Trip | M M M |
| Fri 1st - Mon 4th Oct | Multi-day Walk | Grampians, VIC | M M M Q |
| Sat 2nd - Mon 4th Oct | Multi-day Walk | Deep Creek Conservation Park Hiking | M E M |
| Sat 2nd - Mon 4th Oct | Cycle | Southern Beaches Cycle Tour | L E E |
| Sat 2nd - Mon 4th Oct | Multi-day Walk | Southern Flinders - Mt Remarkable | M E M |
| Sat 9th - Sun 10th Oct | Cycle | Riverton to Clare |
Click on events below to reveal further info
Activity
Details
Date
Sat 25/9 - Sun 26/9
Location
Peebinga Malleefowl Survey
Date
Fri 1/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Buandik - Southern Grampians _ Vic
Date
Fri 1/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Grampians - Major Mitchell Plateau
Date
Fri 1/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Grampians Vic. - Bus Trip
Date
Fri 1/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Grampians, VIC
Date
Sat 2/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Deep Creek Conservation Park Hiking
Date
Sat 2/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Southern Beaches Cycle Tour
Date
Sat 2/10 - Mon 4/10
Location
Southern Flinders - Mt Remarkable
Date
Sat 9/10 - Sun 10/10
Location
Riverton to Clare
Hiking gear for hire at reasonable rates. Try out gear before you buy your own.
Checklist of equipment, food ideas, water, first aid list, rules, minimal impact bushwalking and what to do if you get lost.
Joining ABW takes you to new places you may never have heard of, off the beaten track, and to have new experiences.
Meetings 7:30pm on the 1st Wednesday of the month, in the hall at the North Adelaide Community Centre.
From Our Blog
This item reports on an environmental monitoring project being conducted in the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park by members of the Park’s Friends group. Early reports on this project have appeared in the Autumn, 2017 and Summer, 2019 issues of Tandanya. It is a Citizen Science project that sees Friends group members working under the guidance, and with the support, of scientific professionals including Mr Robert Brandle, Senior Conservation Ecologist, DEW. (from Tandanya Autumn 2021)
Each year the Wednesday Walkers hold a week long bushwalk / camp which is open to all club members. There is no overnight walking but the scenery and activities are great. 2020 saw 16 ABW members going to Gammon Ranges. (from Tandanya Autumn 2021)
Five ABW members made their way to Hobart, flew to Melaleuca, then completed a 10 day South West Cape loop hike encountering a wide variety of conditions. (From Tandanya Autumn 2021)
Scattered throughout our state there are trail monitors on trails and Summit Logbooks on peaks and they provide us with a wealth of information. For example they show how many walkers are using the trails which, in turn, will validate trail improvements and infra structure measures. These statistics are also useful when governments review policy such as the Pastoral Act late last year and can assist local entities in land management and regulation. From Tandanya Autumn 2021.
Webb Gap to Burra Road on the Heysen Trail
© Arjunan
Waukarie Creek Camp site on the Heysen Trail
© Arjunan
Trevor & Tracy, Gardens of Stone National Park
© Bruce Hood
Tales around the campfire, ABW June long weekend
© Mal Watt
Smiles after a hard day at the Arch, Grampians
© Trevor Jones
Sammi Lanyon on the Walk the Yorke
Planking on the Acropolis
© Sean Bryant
Pagoda Country, Wollemi National Park
© Trevor Jones
Mountains
© Maggie
Grampians Long Weekend
© Sammi Lanyon
Flinders Ranges landscape
© Dean Johnson
Flinders Ranges landscape
© Ben Trainor
Eagle, Oraparinna Creek, Flinders Ranges
© Mal Watt
Dinner time at Gluepot
© Sean Bryant
Crisp Gorge, Flinders Ranges
© Mal Watt
Bruce and Eddie (our guide) in the Sumatran jungle
© Trevor Jones
Aroona Hut
© Dean Johnson
Happy ABW larksters at Alligator Gorge
© Dean Johnson