Category:Bushwalking

Sky-Blue Pinkgill
8 March 2026

Fungabella Pass

Fungabella Pass DRAFT 8 March 2026 International Women’s Day!Springwood Bushwalking Club had scheduled several women-only walks this week and I was a helper for...

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A Nice Pillar
4 March 2026

A Hot And Muggy Day

A Hot And Muggy Day 4 March 2026 A short walk along the cliffs overlooking the Grose Valley before the afternoon heat: I was...

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Waterfalll
25 February 2026

Birthday Creek

Birthday Creek DRAFT 25 February 2026 There is no birthday creek in the Blue Mountains. The 80th birthday of one of my usual walking...

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Canyon Section With Sun Ray
19 February 2026

Fallen Timber Creek

Fallen Timber Creek DRAFT 19 February 2026 Unfinished business! I had walked the first section of this creek but had not completed the whole...

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The J In The Creek
18 February 2026

Upper October Creek

Upper October Creek 18 February 2026 There are a few small creeks in this area that form a J-shape when going through the sandstone....

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Grose River
14 February 2026

Steps And Leeches Galore

Steps And Leeches Galore DRAFT 14 February 2026 Is there a better way to spend Valentines Day climbing up and down thousands of steps...

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Elevated Platform
11 February 2026

Charles Darweed Walk

Charles Darweed Walk 11 February 2026 Last September the second section of the Darwin’s Walk was completed and opened to the public. It was...

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Canyon Section
7 February 2026

Upper Wollangambe River

Upper Wollangambe WORDS DRAFT 7 February 2026 I had thought to put this walk on the club program but I got beaten to it...

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Tunnel In The Creek
28 January 2026

Flagstaff Hill Creek

Flagstaff Hill Creek WORDS DRAFT 28 January 2026 John has recently been fascinated by what he calls “J canyons” in the Blue Mountains. The...

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Lot's Wife
12 January 2026

A Whimsical Walk

A Whimsical Walk 12 January 2026 Originally there was a plan! However the delicate flowers that we are, did not want to get wet...

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