Wednesday Walk E/M BBC sponsored 18 December(only one walk this Wed.)
Bookings not required for Wed walks. QUEANBEYAN RIVER WALK Leader – Anthony Mollett, contact 0419 979 471 or 4molletts@gmail.com Description: While you have probably walked Canberra's Bridge to Bridge walk, I would argue Queanbeyan's own version is prettier with lots of bird life, stunning big trees and the frisson of avoiding getting killed by a stray golf ball. Walk west across the bridge and turn left to follow the path through Glebe Park, a short walk along Crawford Street before turning down Kathleen Street and following the riverside path all the way to the Ellerton Drive Bridge. After crossing the bridge we take a goat track close to the river, including a low plank crossing to a spot under some enormous shady silver poplars where we will stop for a tea break. A little further along the track joins a gravel road which after a kilometre or so terminates at the golf club and a sign informing the public that entry is at your own risk. The last stretch is a pleasant stroll through the course following the red steel posts which keep you close to the river and reasonably clear of all but the most wayward hooks or slices from the golfers. Meet on the east side of the Queanbeyan Suspension bridge (off Trinculo Place, next to Queanbeyan Golf Course). Time: 8:20am for an 8:30am start. There should be plenty of parking adjacent to the golf club on Booth Street and on and off Trinculo Place. Grade: Easy (6), distance 7.7km, . It will be hot, so bring water. Maps: Canberra, Tuggeranong 1:25,000. Weather: 14-29 degrees, partly cloudy
Wednesday Walk E/M BBC sponsored 18 December(only one walk this Wed.)
Wed 18th Dec 2024
Walk
Bookings not required for Wed walks.
QUEANBEYAN RIVER WALK
Leader – Anthony Mollett, contact 0419 979 471 or 4molletts@gmail.com
Description: While you have probably walked Canberra's Bridge to Bridge walk, I would argue Queanbeyan's own version is prettier with lots of bird life, stunning big trees and the frisson of avoiding getting killed by a stray golf ball.
Walk west across the bridge and turn left to follow the path through Glebe Park, a short walk along Crawford Street before turning down Kathleen Street and following the riverside path all the way to the Ellerton Drive Bridge.
After crossing the bridge we take a goat track close to the river, including a low plank crossing to a spot under some enormous shady silver poplars where we will stop for a tea break. A little further along the track joins a gravel road which after a kilometre or so terminates at the golf club and a sign informing the public that entry is at your own risk. The last stretch is a pleasant stroll through the course following the red steel posts which keep you close to the river and reasonably clear of all but the most wayward hooks or slices from the golfers.
Meet on the east side of the Queanbeyan Suspension bridge (off Trinculo Place, next to Queanbeyan Golf Course).
Time: 8:20am for an 8:30am start. There should be plenty of parking adjacent to the golf club on Booth Street and on and off Trinculo Place.
Grade: Easy (6), distance 7.7km, . It will be hot, so bring water.
Maps: Canberra, Tuggeranong 1:25,000.
Weather: 14-29 degrees, partly cloudy
Additional Information
Length
Short
Terrain
Easy
Distance (km or hrs)
8km
Ascent
100m
A walk or similar activity with a duration of a day or part day. No overnight gear required.
Date and Time
Start: | Wed 18th Dec 2024 @ 08:30am |
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