Was Abercrombie now Yerranderie

Covid

Participation is at the Trip leader’s discretion (in relation to Covid risks and the requirement for declarations)
Members should not attend if they are unwell
Members should not attend if a person in their household is unwell
Members should comply with all relevant Government recommendations relating to Covid at the time of the trip
If any body is uncomfortable with the declarations not being signed please let the Trip Leader know they will have a declaration sign sheet available for all to sign at the beginning of the trip

Changed to Yerranderie due to flooding

Abercrombie River National Park is located 60km North of Goulburn. The park preserves the largest remaining intact patch of low open forest in the south-west central tablelands area. Casuarinas stand beside deep waterholes on the park’s three main waterways. We will transit to the park via Goulburn/Abercrombie road and enter the park via Felled Timber road and Brass Walls fire trail. Once inside the park we will travel the various tracks Saturday afternoon and camp at the Glen. On Sunday we will re-drive the tracks and lunch at one of the river sites. After lunch we will have a leisurely drive back to Canberra. This is a easy trip with only a couple of sections that will require definitive picking of the line. This is an excellent bedding in for new members. Camper Trailers welcome