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2024 is the centenary of the founding of Northcliffe for group settlers. The area (others included Manjimup, Pemberton, Busselton to Augusta, Denmark to Walpole, Bridgetown and the Peel region) was chosen as one to which settlers would be sent to start their new lives and fulfil their dreams of owning some land; something that for most would have been a pipedream in the UK. There were about 30 groups in the Northcliffe area and the conditions were tough. The town’s museum is well worth a visit and has a lot in it about the area’s group settlers, including a house of a groupie family.
The 13-day itinerary has been specially designed by Intrepid & Peregrine Travel to make the most of Tasmania’s classic walking destinations.
Thank you to everyone who attended the hiking expo in partnership with HikeWest and Transcend Trails on 22 June 2024.
We had an incredible time at our Health & Wellness Day on June 8, 2024! Thank you to all the amazing participants who joined us for a day filled with expert insights and practical tips to enhance our active lifestyles.
We are excited to present two exciting itineraries and invite you to join us!
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The Adventure Raffle aims to help fund major maintenance projects on the Bibbulmun Track to ensure it’s still around for future generations to enjoy.
25 May 2024 Volunteers gathered at one of our thank you events. Our volunteers are at the heart of the BTF mission to support the Track and walkers. This National Volunteer Week – with the theme “Something For Everyone” – we are celebrating the diversity within our volunteer community. We currently coordinate nearly […]
We are thrilled to announce that BTF Lead Guide, Steve Sertis, is a finalist for the 2024 FACET Golden Guide Award.
The proof is in the pudding as the adage goes and the early Perth Hills realignments are just that
For more than 25 years walkers heading south from Gringer Creek campsite, have been assailed by fast and noisy road trains, and other vehicles as they walked a 200 metre stretch along the gravel road verge beside Albany Highway.