UPCOMING EVENTS
LATEST NEWS
Remote first aid training for members
Darwin Bushwalking Club members successfully completed remote first aid training last weekend. This 2-day course is specifically designed around bushwalking in the NT, and the types of issues that we would come across. Thank you to the NT Government’s Community Benefit Fund Minor Community Grant scheme Jodie Ranford from Ready to Respond, and our committee member Cheryl for making this possible.
On another note, we have a vacancy in our committee (of 6) who meet about once a month – if you’d like to come on board and get involved in supporting our members and the club with great activities, please send a message to our President Rick Bishop at 0421 639 702 or email Scott Campbell at Scott.Campbell@cdu.edu.au. Cheers!
Annual General Meeting
The Darwin Bushwalking Club Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday May 23 at 5:30pm at the Jingili Water Gardens. All members are encouraged to attend. Further details will follow in an email to all club members.
2023 President’s Report – Download here
2022/23 Annual Financial Report (28 Feb 2023) – Download here
2022 AGM minutes (5 May 2022) – Download here
TRIP REPORTS
Kubara, Kakadu NP – January 2022
Rick Bishop lead a group of 5 – Joyce, Jo, Louise, Rebecca and Cheryl - for a 4 night camp to Kubara, Kakadu in January. We walked out on the 26 January public holiday. And ...Read more >>
Maguk/Barramundie Creek Circuit, Kakadu NP – August 2022
Four day Maguk walking trip with the Darwin Bushwalking Club Tripadvisor rating: 5 stars ***** We did a 4-day bushwalk with the Darwin Bushwalking Club that I highly recommend to keen bushwalkers who are comfortable ...Read more >>
A day…night? walk in Kakadu
Originally planned as an overnight pack walk, we switched to a car camping day walk trip instead. We were doing the entire Koolpin - Freezing Gorge route in one day. Easy right, with no overnight ...Read more >>
WET SEASON WALKS
February 2021 There is so much to love about season walks: Overcast skies Green, so much luscious green and wildflowers Waterholes filled to the brim Flowing waterfalls, estuaries and streams The Darwin Bushwalking Club hosted ...Read more >>