Welcome to the Byron Hikers Club

 

"Few people will help protect the natural world if they don't first love and understand it."

- David Attenborough

The Byron Hikers Club has been getting people outdoors in the Northern Rivers since July 2020. We explore rainforest tracks, coastal headlands, volcanic plateaus, and everything in between — guided by volunteers who know this landscape intimately.

Our club is open to hikers of all ages, abilities, and experience levels. If you've never hiked before, you're in the right place. If you've been hiking for years, there's plenty here to keep you coming back.

Not sure if we're for you? Join us as a guest on one of our day walks for just $10. No commitment, no gear list, just show up and explore the Northern Rivers bush with experienced walkers. Full membership is $35 a year and includes access to a diverse calendar of events including day hikes, overnights, kayaking, forest bathing and more. As a member, you'll have access to members-only excursions, social gatherings, gear rentals, and join a community of likeminded people who'd rather be outside.

Events

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Open Committee Meeting Fri 6 November
Nov
06
2/59 Centennial Cct
18:00 – 20:00
Byron Hikers' committee meetings are open for others to sit in on from 6 to 7pm and then we spend until 8 talking about previous trips that members have done recently.  We make some pizzas during the meeting but BYO beer, wine or softdrink. All welcome. Please register for catering purposes.
Paddle Tuckean NR postponed to Saturday November 7
Nov
07
Bagotville
09:00 – 12:00
We will paddle through the nature reserve along canals covered with water lilies. The vegetation is dominated by large paperbarks and swamp oaks which become inundated in wet weather. This is a great paddle for bird enthusiasts with ducks, black swans, whistling kites, pelicans, royal spoonbills and the shy comb-crested jacanas to be seen. Binoculars assist.  Parking is limited so car pooling recommended - list of participants to be sent.  Grade 2, 5km plus - depending on how paddlers are feeling, there are plenty of canals to explore. Leader Sandy 0415 239 620 sandylpimm@gmail.com You will need your own kayak for this one as all the spare kayaks are booked.  
The Crags, Terania Creek, Sun Nov 8
Nov
08
08:00 – 17:00
The Crags, also known as the Devil's Teeth are two pinnacles of rock half way up the side of the Basin and together with Gracie's Crag give the only views of the Basin. First we visit Protestors Falls and then enter the Basin next to the picnic area. After several creek crossings and several kms on an old logging track we skirt around the women's Circle pool and bush bash to the first Crag with a safe scramble to the top and the views. Phil and I cleared this track more than a year ago so bring willingness to help out again. Long sleeves, long pants  Grade 4, leader Steve 0414312917