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Border Bushwalking Club

The Border Bushwalking club has been an active outdoor club in the Albury Wodonga area since it was established in 1978.

The Rules (Constitution) state that:

The purposes for which the Association is established are:

  • To gather together people of similar interests in bushwalking and other outdoor activities.
  • To provide information, instructions and advice on all matters concerned with walking and other outdoor activities.
  • To arrange walks, ski-tours and journeys and promote social activity amongst members.
  • To preserve and protect Australian flora, fauna and natural beauty places

Member s and visitors enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities including:

  • Day walks
  • Overnight backpack walks
  • Extended backpacking trips
  • Canoe trips
  • Bike rides
  • Snowshoeing
  • Cross Country Skiing
  • Overseas trips

Monthly Club Nights are held on the first Tuesday of the month (except December and January) at the Wodonga Senior Citizens’ Hall, Havelock Street Wodonga at 7.00pm for a 7.30 pm start. It’s a great opportunity to catch up with friends and to hear a guest speaker who might relate a recent trip or discuss topics related to the environment or safety in the outdoors.

Border Bushwalking CLub – Spring on Nail Can Hill

Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre 33-37 Ford Street, Wangaratta

This is a slow ramble on Nail Can Hill, Albury. It gives plenty of opportunity for admiring the range of wildflowers on the hill, taking photos and catching your breath. […]

Free

Border Bushwalking Club – Mahers Hill Day Walk

Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre 33-37 Ford Street, Wangaratta

Mahers hill is about 15 km east of Wodonga and overlooks the Hume dam and surrounding area.  The plan is to take a packed lunch and walk to the top […]