We organise regular bushwalking, hiking and camping trips, as well as canyoning though the rugged gorge country surrounding Armidale. Whether you’re an experienced bushwalker or just keen to give it a try, we run a range of walks to suit everyone.
There are many fantastic National Parks and Reserves around the New England Tablelands and nearby regions that provide an abundance of mountains, valleys, eucalypt studded grassy woodlands, moss shrouded rainforest and coastal terrain to explore. Below are a few of the Parks we explore:
- Bald Rock National Park
- Cathedral Rock National Park
- Gibraltar Range National Park
- Guy Fawkes River National Park
- Mt Kaputar National Park
- New England National Park
- Oxley Wild Rivers National Park
- Washpool National Park
- Dorrigo National Park
For more information on upcoming trips and how to get involved check out our News & Events.
Walking Links
- Spatial Information Exchange – for topographic maps and aerial images, etc.
- Bureau of Meteorology – weather forecasts for the north east NSW region
What is Camping?
Camping is an activity that involves staying overnight in the outdoors – either without shelter or in a basic protective shelter such as a tent. Camping covers a broad range of overnight experiences mostly focusing on enjoying the outdoors. It can include just staying in a tent in an area with modern comforts and facilities provided, to survivalists staying in secluded bushland with limited belongings and no facilities.
Camping often complements other outdoor recreational activities like bushwalking, rock climbing, and paddling. With UNEOAC trips, we often use camping as a social centre to our adventures, allowing members to socialise and relax in nature between activities.