This event, offered a beginner-friendly overnight camping trip for those looking to experience the outdoors. Participants visited the Organ Pipes on the first day and settled into camp around a fire, conditions permitting. On the second day, the group hiked to Grahams Dam via the Lederberg Gorge trail.

This event involved spending three days canoeing the gorgeous Glenelg River, covering a total distance of 45.2km over two and a half days of paddling and camping at sites along the riverbanks.

This event was a picturesque day hike in the Murrindindi Scenic Reserve. The group hiked along the Murrindindi River before stopping to take in some incredible views of Wilhelmina Falls. The 10km loop contained a moderate amount of elevation gain, making it perfect for those eager to develop their hiking experience and work their legs. 

This event featured a short and easy 5km walk in the Dandenong Ranges. It was specifically designed to introduce newcomers who had never explored the outdoors before to the club and to a bit of adventure. The hike was perfect for anyone who already enjoys the outdoors, providing an escape from your daily screen time.

This event designed for experienced hikers, offered a proper alpine challenge consisting of four days of mountain views, remote campsites, fresh air, and tough but rewarding hiking through Victoria’s beautiful High Country. Participants tackled steep sections, carried full packs, and conquered big days, all balanced by incredible scenery.

Powered by On Track Meals, this event featured an exploration of the Cross Cut Saw and Mt Speculation on the Australian Alps Walking Track. Hikers spent three days tackling false summits and rock scrambling across exposed ridges with incredible views of the Alpine National Park. It offered a great opportunity to build overnight hiking confidence on a remote route, with participants carrying their own gear across challenging terrain before reversing the route on the final day.

This event, tailored specifically for beginner hikers, offering a great opportunity to learn all about overnight hiking along the lovely Two Bays Walking Track on the peninsula. It was designed for individuals with little to no prior overnight hiking experience, providing a supportive environment for participants to test themselves and learn new outdoor skills in a relatively controlled setting.

This event featured an interactive session run by the experts at @black_snake_productions, where participants learned all about Australian snakes and how to stay safe around them. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts, the curious, or anyone wanting to face their fears, it was an informative session that was not to be missed.

The event in Warburton provided a fantastic opportunity to explore, adventure, and gain valuable bush education in Victoria's beautiful Yarra Valley. The program was split into two components: a Day Event and an Overnight Event.

During the Friday day session, groups participated in guided river sledding on the Yarra River and alternated the activity with guided bush foraging in the surrounding areas. Afterward, the overnight group stayed at a school-camp style accommodation, where they sat around a campfire, played games, and had dinner.