Great South Coast Walk

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June 2, 2016 at 10:30 pm #377

Max Long
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Great concept of walk is great.If a brochure/detailed guide to the walk is produced suggest whoever does the work canvases people wherever a creek or river crossing is to be attempted to provide the service.i.e. name plus phone number so that provider can arrange a time suitable.
A small ferry currently runs across Currambene Creek (Myola to Huskisson) weekends and holiday times

June 3, 2016 at 4:45 pm #383

Anonymous
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Finding safe ways to cross the creeks, entrances and rivers is important to make this walk successful, as not all have bridges. The Yuraygir Coast Track could serve as a model – here local boatmen offer crossing services by prior arrangement for a small fee. Another model that could be included for more remote crossings is the use of canoes stored on each side, as on the Bibbulmun and South Coast Tracks.
Any suggestions, general or specific, such as Max’s advice for Currambene Creek are most welcome.

June 7, 2016 at 6:21 pm #384

Anonymous
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I suspect that the big east coast storm has opened up all the water-crossings. It would be interesting to find out what they are like after such an event. When we walked the coast, it was relatively dry and lots of entrances wer blocked by sand bars or were wadable. What now?
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The concept of a Great South Coast Walk has been endorsed by the following organisations:
Peak body for bushwalkers in NSW and the ACT		Canberra Bushwalking Club	Shoalhaven Bushwalkers	Milton NPA	Sydney University Bushwalking Club

Far South Coast Branch NSW	ACT National Parks Association	Brindabella Bushwalking Club	The Bush Club	Illawarra Ramblers Club	Illawarra NPA	Light to Light Camps