BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//https://mybilby.com//Activity Downloader//EN
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Kayaking on the Upper Noosa River, Queensland
UID:20270513T000000-4000@https://mybilby.com
DTSTART:20270513T000000
DTEND:20270519T000000
DTSTAMP:20270513T000000
GEO:-26.221815;153.037585
DESCRIPTION:This kayaking trip centres on the Noosa Everglades, a pristi
 ne network of tranquil waterways in the upper reaches of the Noosa River
  in Queensland’s Great Sandy National Park. We will commence and finis
 h at Elanda Point on Lake Cootharaba and paddle to the upper-most access
 ible point on the Noosa River, at the junction with Teewa Creek. This wi
 ll be a five-day itinerary, with four nights camping at locations along 
 the river. We will spend two consecutive nights at one campsite, from wh
 ich we will do a day-walk to the Cooloola Sandpatch (12km return), a hug
 e sand blow with extensive views over the coast. Campsites for the upper
  river have been booked. In addition to this core part of the trip, part
 icipants are welcome to join the leader for a couple more days of paddli
 ng and walking, staying in a campground (or other accommodation, if indi
 viduals prefer) in the Noosa area. Possible activities include a day of 
 kayaking on Lake Weyba and its tributary creeks and a day-walk (or sever
 al shorter walks) in Noosa National Park – there are a range of walks 
 described on AllTrails. Note: for those who do not have their own kayak 
 but are interested in joining this trip, it may be possible to borrow ka
 yaks and accessories from other CBC members travelling to the area – p
 lease contact the leader if you are interested in this. Kayaks are avail
 able to rent from local commercial operators – the leader can provide 
 details. A day-by-day itinerary for this activity is available from the 
 leader. Note: This activity follows back-to-back (one rest/logistics day
  in between) a CBC walk in the same area, the K’gari Great Walk, which
  will be led by Dave Abela. Details are available on the Bilby listing f
 or that walk. Participants might wish to sign on for both activities for
  a more extended experience in the area. The indicative number of partic
 ipants in this kayaking activity is 4-6. There might be scope for furthe
 r participants, depending on the availability of campsite places.
URL:https://canberrabushwalkingclub.mybilby.com/activities/4000
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR