Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 1

 
  • 17 May 2024 - 19 May 2024
  • 5:00 pm - 2:00 pm
  • G (10-13), SG (14-17), Adult (18+), Olave (18-30), Trefoil Guild (18+)
  • Myall Lakes National Park
    HAWKS NEST
    NSW, 2324
  • Courses Administrator - 02 8396 5200

Time for another Adventure!

Continue developing your hiking skills whilst exploring a beautiful National Park. 
 

Where:

Myall Lakes National Park

When:

Friday 17th May - Sunday 19th May

Who:

Guides 12+ 
Senior Guides
Olaves
Adult Members
Trefoil Guild Members

Time:

Friday 5pm - Sunday 2pm

Cost:

$90 per person
$75 if not staying Friday night

Additional hire options for all participants include:
- Tent Hire $7pp shared accommodation
- Cooking Gear & Gas Hire $7pp
- Backpack Hire $7pp

Please ensure you select all the additional items you need to hire before finalising your registration and proceeding to payment.
All equipment hire fees are used to maintain and replace equipment only.

Hike Details:

Johnson Beach Hike 12+ 1-2 nights - suitable for all Youth Members or Adults who want an easy and short hike into a beautiful lakeside campsite with a laid back program in a beautiful setting.

1a. Friday Drop Off: Friday 17th May any time after 5pm at Neranie Campground off Seal Rocks Road, Myall Lakes National Park.
1b. Saturday Drop Off: Saturday 18th May 11am at intersection of Old Gibber Road Track and Mungo Brush side road, Myall Lakes National Park (accessed via Tea Gardens) bitumen road all the way.
2. Pick Up: Sunday 19th May 2pm at Boomeri Camp Site, junction Old Gibber Rd and Mungo Brush Side Road.
3. This is a lovely flat hike along the Old Gibber Road and the Johnson's Beach Trail to Johnson's Beach Campground. After setting up camp, enjoy a short walk up to the lookout. On Sunday morning options include caching packs at intersection and walking to Tickerbill Point or walking to meet the Shelly Beach Hikers before returning to Boomeri Campground. In involves carrying packs for 3km in and 3km out but with options to do extra walking without packs to enjoy the lookouts.
4. Leader in Charge: Lauren Hartley, Cumberland Plains Region

Kit List:

Shared between each pair of tent buddies (mostly from unit equipment if you have it):
- *Gas or fuel stove plus fuel for 1 night if menu requires cooked food
- *Lightweight Cooking pots (suitable to your menu), detergent, scourer, chux, small potholder or old leather glove – these should all be as small as possible. Eg cut a scourer in 4 pieces and bring one piece, save the rest for future hikes. Decant detergent into a tiny bottle.
- *One tent per 2 people – lightweight and compact! If your unit/family does not have access to this, please hire with your ticket. 
- Trowel or scoop for bush toileting – the mini trowels in some gardening sets or beach buckets or a kitchen scoop work here. Use what you have - don’t go to the expense of purchasing a purpose made one.
- Small bags for garbage, spare zip lock bags – these can be recycled bags from supermarket packaged foods that have been washed.
- Food for 1 dinner, 1 breakfast, 2 lunch, snacks,  (buddies can menu separately if they wish but then need own fuel and pots too) Bring only what you need – not lots of extra packaging. I package up all my food into one large zip lock bag per day.
Those staying at Neranie will need Friday night dinner and breakfast Saturday in addition to above.
*Share these items between back packs eg one carry tent and pegs, the other fly and poles

Individual Kit List:
- Wear Guide Uniform Polo and lightweight pants or leggings (no blue jeans!), sturdy shoes/hiking boots and thick socks. Shady hat.
- All clothing items need to be packed in waterproof bags within a well fitted backpack* 
- Munchies, sunscreen, warm jacket/rain gear. Pack these items you may need while hiking in pockets of backpack or close to top of your pack.
- At least 4 x 600 ml Water bottles or camel pack for when hiking and cooking at night.
- Warm sleeping bag and liner in waterproof stuff sack, sleeping mat also in waterproof bag, Sit Upon (piece of strong plastic) 
- Mess Kit (as required for your menu – don’t bring excess) – most need a spoon, bowl and pocket knife – your menu might require something different.
- Head lamp with new batteries.
- A basic first aid kit (personal usage) including a lightweight emergency blanket plus roller bandage and triangular bandage.
- Basic lightweight toiletries – BUG REPELLANT! (small quantities toothpaste, roll on deodorant) decanted into small containers, baby/travel wipes,  plus microfiber towel or chux, toilet paper for toilet requirements, small hand sanitiser, sanitary items and nappy bags for carrying out sanitary items.
- Any medication as noted on ADM.27/ADM.28 form.
- Orienteering Compass (maps will be supplied by Leaders).
- Phone/camera in waterproof container if you wish.

See Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 2 here:

Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 2

Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 1

Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 1

Time for another Adventure!

Continue developing your hiking skills whilst exploring a beautiful National Park. 
 

Where:

Myall Lakes National Park

When:

Friday 17th May - Sunday 19th May

Who:

Guides 12+ 
Senior Guides
Olaves
Adult Members
Trefoil Guild Members

Time:

Friday 5pm - Sunday 2pm

Cost:

$90 per person
$75 if not staying Friday night

Additional hire options for all participants include:
- Tent Hire $7pp shared accommodation
- Cooking Gear & Gas Hire $7pp
- Backpack Hire $7pp

Please ensure you select all the additional items you need to hire before finalising your registration and proceeding to payment.
All equipment hire fees are used to maintain and replace equipment only.

Hike Details:

Johnson Beach Hike 12+ 1-2 nights - suitable for all Youth Members or Adults who want an easy and short hike into a beautiful lakeside campsite with a laid back program in a beautiful setting.

1a. Friday Drop Off: Friday 17th May any time after 5pm at Neranie Campground off Seal Rocks Road, Myall Lakes National Park.
1b. Saturday Drop Off: Saturday 18th May 11am at intersection of Old Gibber Road Track and Mungo Brush side road, Myall Lakes National Park (accessed via Tea Gardens) bitumen road all the way.
2. Pick Up: Sunday 19th May 2pm at Boomeri Camp Site, junction Old Gibber Rd and Mungo Brush Side Road.
3. This is a lovely flat hike along the Old Gibber Road and the Johnson's Beach Trail to Johnson's Beach Campground. After setting up camp, enjoy a short walk up to the lookout. On Sunday morning options include caching packs at intersection and walking to Tickerbill Point or walking to meet the Shelly Beach Hikers before returning to Boomeri Campground. In involves carrying packs for 3km in and 3km out but with options to do extra walking without packs to enjoy the lookouts.
4. Leader in Charge: Lauren Hartley, Cumberland Plains Region

Kit List:

Shared between each pair of tent buddies (mostly from unit equipment if you have it):
- *Gas or fuel stove plus fuel for 1 night if menu requires cooked food
- *Lightweight Cooking pots (suitable to your menu), detergent, scourer, chux, small potholder or old leather glove – these should all be as small as possible. Eg cut a scourer in 4 pieces and bring one piece, save the rest for future hikes. Decant detergent into a tiny bottle.
- *One tent per 2 people – lightweight and compact! If your unit/family does not have access to this, please hire with your ticket. 
- Trowel or scoop for bush toileting – the mini trowels in some gardening sets or beach buckets or a kitchen scoop work here. Use what you have - don’t go to the expense of purchasing a purpose made one.
- Small bags for garbage, spare zip lock bags – these can be recycled bags from supermarket packaged foods that have been washed.
- Food for 1 dinner, 1 breakfast, 2 lunch, snacks,  (buddies can menu separately if they wish but then need own fuel and pots too) Bring only what you need – not lots of extra packaging. I package up all my food into one large zip lock bag per day.
Those staying at Neranie will need Friday night dinner and breakfast Saturday in addition to above.
*Share these items between back packs eg one carry tent and pegs, the other fly and poles

Individual Kit List:
- Wear Guide Uniform Polo and lightweight pants or leggings (no blue jeans!), sturdy shoes/hiking boots and thick socks. Shady hat.
- All clothing items need to be packed in waterproof bags within a well fitted backpack* 
- Munchies, sunscreen, warm jacket/rain gear. Pack these items you may need while hiking in pockets of backpack or close to top of your pack.
- At least 4 x 600 ml Water bottles or camel pack for when hiking and cooking at night.
- Warm sleeping bag and liner in waterproof stuff sack, sleeping mat also in waterproof bag, Sit Upon (piece of strong plastic) 
- Mess Kit (as required for your menu – don’t bring excess) – most need a spoon, bowl and pocket knife – your menu might require something different.
- Head lamp with new batteries.
- A basic first aid kit (personal usage) including a lightweight emergency blanket plus roller bandage and triangular bandage.
- Basic lightweight toiletries – BUG REPELLANT! (small quantities toothpaste, roll on deodorant) decanted into small containers, baby/travel wipes,  plus microfiber towel or chux, toilet paper for toilet requirements, small hand sanitiser, sanitary items and nappy bags for carrying out sanitary items.
- Any medication as noted on ADM.27/ADM.28 form.
- Orienteering Compass (maps will be supplied by Leaders).
- Phone/camera in waterproof container if you wish.

See Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 2 here:

Way to Go Hiking 2 - Option 2
When
17/05/2024 5:00 PM - 19/05/2024 2:00 PM
Where
Myall Lakes National Park HAWKS NEST NSW 2324

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Program


Saturday, 18 May 2024

 
Tent Hire
$7 per person, tent accommodation is shared
18/05/2024

Cooking Gear Hire
Hire of cooking gear and gas
18/05/2024

Backpack
Hire of pack for hiking with all of your equipment.
18/05/2024

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