bushwalking clubs
For the same faces each week rather than a one-off walk. Most clubs are happy to have you along for a walk or two before you decide it's for you. Many clubs are run by volunteers and some may require a small membership fee to help keep the club running.
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NSW and ACT's main bushwalking clubs, the second running over 1,000 guided walks a year plus kayaking and canyoning.
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Victoria's main walking club, alongside a broader association running walks, urban strolls, camps, and hands-on tree planting and weed pulling days.
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Queensland's main walking club, alongside a broader association running bushwalking plus birdwatching and citizen science events.
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Western Australia's peak bushwalking body, connecting walkers with clubs across the state.
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Tasmania's main bushwalking club, plus a university-run club open to non-students too.
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Darwin's main bushwalking club, plus an Alice Springs-based club for Central Australia.
Prefer something closer and less club-based? Try Guided Walks
"Miff and I have loved nature and love bushwalking, even though we haven't had time to do much lately."
– Ken, xage, from Victoria