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Forest Way Track and Wallumarra Track In Royal National Park (22/Nov Sunday) Forest Way Track was one of the first in Royal National Park (established in 1886) and still remains very pretty. The Forest Path was once part of a controversial logging site and was the first time that logging was stopped in Australia by protest. Now it is a short trail looping around the hill as it follows the Hacking River. Through a shaded environment of ferns and eucalyptus this trail heads through a very pretty environment that was definitely worth preserving. Length: 12.5 km Climb: 470 m Meeting Point: The Point A (the Point 7.82), on The Bertram Stevens Drive of Royal National Park (10:30am) Meeting time: 10:30am, 22/Nov Sunday or Waterfall Station Car Park (10.15 am) or 9:45am Roof Top Car Park of Hurstville Station. If you would like to join this walk on Sunday, please contact Yellow on 0414 367 268. What do you need to bring? Drinking water, lunch(eg. sandwich), sunscreen, hat, raincoat ... Disclaimer WARNING: There are risks of injury or death on outdoor walking/climbing activities. The walking-tracks are selected without taking the participants’ individual healthy conditions into account. Therefore, the participants should make sure that they are medically and physically fit for such activities. Either www.oursteps.com.au, other fellow participants or the coordinators will not accept any responsibility and/or liability for any loss and/or damage suffered by the participants. The Purpose of Walks: Exercise only. Preferred Number of Participants: 5 - 10 people every Sunday, in order to act more efficiently. [ 本帖最后由 Just_Walk 于 2009-11-19 13:15 编辑 ] |
