The Grand Pacific Walk
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Event Details
When:
Sat 9th Dec 2017 (9.30am) to Sun 10th Dec 2017 (3.30pm)
Where:
Otford Station
Lady Carrington Road
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Cost:
Participant - Free
Registrations:
Open: Mon 20th Mar 2017 (9am)
Close: Sat 25th Nov 2017 (9am)
Register:
https://events.nsw.scouts.com.au/event/50
Coordinator:
Tristan Flores
Tristan.Flores@nsw.scouts.com.au
Account:
GWS Region
gws.region@nsw.scouts.com.au
Brief Summary:
This is a special hike for our Christmas activity. The Grand Pacific Walk follows the coastline from the Royal National Park to Wollongong. The distance is 30 km over 2 days on pavements (easy grade). This activity is suitable for Cub Scouts, Scouts, Venturers, Rovers and Leaders. Parents, Grandparents and Carers who do have a fairly direct responsibility with the youth member attending. Overnight stay at Austinmer scout hall. $20 accommodation fee to be paid on the day.
Additional Information

The Grand Pacific Walk follows the coastline from the Royal National Park to Wollongong. This scenic walk is currently being established by Wollongong City Council.

This walk takes in some breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Coast and Escarpment as it winds its way through a number of picturesque villages.

The walk itself is easy grade on sealed pavement and road easement of Lawrence Hargrave Drive.

There are a number of landmarks and interesting features including the iconic Sea Cliff Bridge. The route is just on 30 km over two days. 13.9 km from Otford to Austinmer and 16.0 from Austinmer to Wollongong.

Our overnight stay will be at the Austinmer Scout Hall located on Moore Street. ** There is a fee of $20 per person for inside accomodation and facilities to be paid on the day **. Self catering applies and public transport is available to and from the venue.

Event Documents

  Download E1 form parts 1 and 2 The Grand Pacific Walk

Register each participant on Scout Event, download the E1 form, complete it and send to Region Office by the closing date. E1 form amended 6/9/17

Registrations Closed