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A Weir-d Day in the Brindabellas
Sun 22nd Sep 2024
Walk
A number of small weirs were built on the eastern flanks of the Brindabella Range in the 1960-70s. We visit several of them, walking mainly on Old Mill Rd, Warks Rd and Blundells Creek Rd management trails except for short forays through thick bush to each weir. Around 20km and 600vm. A combined CBC/NPA trip.
Additional Information
Booking deadline
Wed 18th Sep 2024 07:00pm
Length
Long
Terrain
Medium
Distance (km or hrs)
20km
Ascent
600vm
Map name
8627-2N Cotter Dam and 8627-2S Tidbinbilla 1:25,000
Terrain information
Management trails; short forays through thick bush
Transport information
Advised after bookings close
A walk or similar activity with a duration of a day or part day. No overnight gear required.
Date and Time
Start: | Sun 22nd Sep 2024 @ 07:30am |
Approx Return: | Sun 22nd Sep 2024 @ 04:30pm |
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