Mt Gingera
Sat 14th Jan 2023
Walk
Status 11am 13 Jan 12 places 12 approved. Trip now closed.
Leader Jeff B. From the Ginini car park, we follow fire trail and foot pad to and from this 1857m summit, which has excellent views to Canberra in one direction and over Tantangara Dam to Mt Jagungal in the other (picture). This is an easier walk than going to Mt Gingera from Corin Dam, but the drive is much longer on a rougher road. The summit is sub-alpine. Pace will be slow-medium.
Real starting time TBA; will depend on weather, numbers, who is in the party. (Ignore the Bilby default of midnight!)
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Additional Information
Booking deadline
Thu 12th Jan 2023 02:00pm
Length
Medium
Terrain
Easy
Distance (km or hrs)
14km
Ascent
400m
Descent
400m
Map name
Corin Dam
Terrain information
All on fire trail (gradual ups and downs total +/- 200m) and footpad (last 1km to summit, fairly steeply up and down +/-200m, not hard but requires some effort).
Transport information
About $70 per car. This walk has car pooling with home pickups (where feasible). Only book if willing to share your (a) real name with all participants b) email, phone number and street address with leader and others in the same vehicle as you and c) vehicle and emergency contact details with leader.
A walk or similar activity with a duration of a day or part day. No overnight gear required.
Date and Time
| Start: | Sat 14th Jan 2023 |
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