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Wolli Creek valley walk Event Cache

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Hidden : Saturday, October 22, 2011
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

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An easy walk through bushland close to Sydney's heart.

The bushland along the Wolli Creek valley was spared from development only due to being reserved for the South West Motorway. Long opposed by residents and finally spared from destruction by the construction of the M5 tunnel, this valley is now planned to be part of a regional park.

Join us to walk the Wolli Creek valley leg of the Two Valley Trail to the junction of the Cooks river then on to Steel Park in Marrickville for lunch.

More info at http://www.wollicreek.org.au/tvt/walking.htm

The walk will commence at 9:30 am sharp, so please organise to turn up between 9:00am and 9:15am as there will be a quick chat about the walk and the caches along the route before we depart. We will be leaving from from S 33° 56.188 E 151° 06.800 near Bexley North train station. The walk to Steel Park on the Cooks river next to Illawarra road, Marrickville is about 5.8km and should only take around 2 hours. (Maybe longer depending on time spent searching for caches on the way!)

People not wanting to do the walk could meet at the park from 11.30am. Steel park has BBQs and picnic tables along with a waterplay park and play equipment for young ones. Nearby are Cafe Adore and Steel Park Cafe.

Getting there: The start of the walk is close to the train line so catching a train to Bexley North would be one option. The site is close to the M5 motorway as well.
There is ample on street parking at both locations and it is not a long drive between. If people want to bring eskies and supplies for lunch and prefer to drive, mention it in your "will Attend" and I'm sure some car-pooling can be arranged between the points.
Public transport options home are via train from Marrickville or Tempe stations or there is a bus to the city right beside the park.

This is also a perfect opportunity for new geocachers to pick up some tips on finding and hiding geocaches. Don't forget you can also swap geocoins and travel bugs at the event.

Please register your intention to attend by leaving a 'will attend' entry on this page and you'll be emailed when any announcements are made.

Any questions? Please email the association.

Geocaching NSW is a registered not-for-profit incorporated association.

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