Take a trip on the wild side!The Central West Bushwalking club is an outdoors activity club based in the Central West of NSW. The club is affiliated with Bushwalking NSW.
The club conducts outdoor activities on weekends and occasional week days throughout the year. We have general meetings on the first Thursday of every second month in either Bathurst or Orange. Specifics of the monthly meetings are detailed in each club programme. The Club was founded in 1976 when the then Central Mapping Authority moved to Bathurst. We now participate in a broad range of outdoor activities ranging from easy introductory activities to multi-day trips for the more experienced or adventurous. Our members have an extensive knowledge of bushcraft and outdoor skills and delight in passing on their experience to visitors and new members.
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Mission StatementThe purpose of the club shall be to provide recreational opportunities for members interested in bush walking and other related activities and to provide members and visitors with safe, well organised, quality adventure activities (including bushwalking, mountain biking, caving, canyoning, snowshoe walking, camping, canoeing & kayaking, rock scrambling, abseiling and other similar outdoor activities).
Objectives * To provide safe activities for members & visitors. * To develop and to encourage in the members of the club an interest in the preservation of the natural environment within NSW and Australia, and to protect the natural environment through which the club travels. * To co-operate with other bodies in the furtherance of the aims and objectives of the Central West Bushwalking Club. * To provide opportunities in training to new members in navigation, leadership, bush-craft, first-aid and other aspects of adventure activities in a safe, well balanced environment under the control of experienced leaders. |