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Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Tue 06 Dec, 2022 5:18 pm
by Xplora
paidal_chalne_vala wrote:The chain at the Bottom of the T spur across Big River was back in place when I walked from Roper Hut to CC hut in April 2022.

Much can happen over winter with the big rain and a snow melt. Thanks for the timely advice.

Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Wed 07 Dec, 2022 6:14 am
by Lophophaps
Winter and spring have high river levels, with trees sometimes ripping the chain off.

Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Thu 08 Dec, 2022 5:52 pm
by paidal_chalne_vala
BTAC with PV have cleared the whole LONG SPUR walking track from the end of the Long Spur 4 x 4 track to the top of B. Hill on Mt. Bogong as of early Dec. 2022.

Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Mon 02 Jan, 2023 6:50 pm
by paidal_chalne_vala
There is some timber down on the AAWT between
The Basalt Temple and Cobungra Gap. That was during late Dec. 2022. The track is becoming subject to minor diversions as a result.

Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Mon 06 Nov, 2023 1:53 pm
by paidal_chalne_vala
Duane Spur was cleared during the last weekend in October 2023. The T Spur as far as the T Spur knob was also cleared.
The crossing at Big River was knee/ thigh deep and the chain is still in place.

Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Tue 19 Mar, 2024 10:40 pm
by paidal_chalne_vala
The working bee by BTAC and PV is proceeding this weekend March 22-25th 2024.
The AAWT track clearing will take place between Johnny's Top and Buemba Hut site.
If you are walking in the area you will see us and hear the sound of power tools and elbow grease being applied.

Re: AAWT between Hotham, Omeo Hwy, and Thredbo

PostPosted: Wed 27 Mar, 2024 9:01 am
by paidal_chalne_vala
The AAWT was cleared almost the whole way down from the summit area of Johnnie's Top to
Buemba Flats at Corner Creek in late March 2024 by BTAC and Parks Vic. staff .
It was a huge job in
a remote place.
Hikers can thank us by joining in and volunteering with Bushwalking Victoria. See the BTAC website.
https://bushwalkingvictoria.org.au/btac/