Adelaide Bushwalkers is a hiking club enjoying multi-day hikes carrying packs & camping, day walks, kayaking, cycling and other activities, near Adelaide, South Australia & interstate.

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Big Heart offer themed, culturally authentic, guided and self-guided walking adventures. Designed for beginners, intermediate and experienced trekkers. Their awesome hiking tours, inspiring walking experiences and events are for your wellness, fitness, and confidence.  Lisa & Ian Murphy started ‘Big Heart Adventures’ in 2015, focus was then and still is today, to provide the best opportunity for people to grow while reaching their walking goals.

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The not-for-profit organisation the Friends of the Heysen Trail maintains the Heysen Trail in partnership with the Department for Environment and Water (DEW).
A regular walking program occurs year-wide, with different grades of walks catering for beginners to experienced walkers.

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Walking SA is the not-for-profit peak body that leads, promotes and supports all forms of walking in South Australia, including walking for recreation, transport, health, wellbeing, organised events, adventure, environmental appreciation and fun experiences.

With over 700 trails listed, find a place to walk, hike or bushwalk across South Australia. From a 1 hour walk near your home with your dog, to a half day hike in a national park, or a longer trail further afield, you’re only ever two feet from some of the best places in South Australia.

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The Adelaide Happy Wanderers is a social walking group for gay/bisexual men and their friends that meet monthly, on the first Sunday, and take part in walks, usually in the Adelaide environs. The club also hold a number of midmonth city walks, as well as, numerous social events throughout the year.

The guys normally meet at Cibo on Hutt Street for a coffee on the Sunday and head from there.

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The Adelaide University Mountain Club (AUMC) is Adelaide’s outdoor recreation and adventure club. They are an active and vibrant club at Adelaide University with over 200 members and 70 trips run last year alone. These trips are run for everyone from beginners to highly experienced members. The club offers members the opportunity to participate in exciting and challenging activities far removed from their usual study (or work) commitments. Core activities of the club include:

• Bush walking
• Rock climbing and Mountaineering
• Canoeing and Kayaking
• Mountain Biking
• Cross-Country Skiing
• Rogaining, including the annual AUMC 24 Hour walk
• Endurance and multi-sport events
• Surfing, windsurfing, and kite boarding

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The Australian Retired Persons Association (SA) Inc, known as ARPA, was established in 1981.

Active Ageing – the process of optimising opportunities for physical, social and mental well-being throughout the life course in order to extend healthy life expectancy and the quality of the life in older age.  With a wide range of activities available there is something for everyone, including:  hiking/walking, golfing, off on an adventure, badminton, photography, there really is something for everyone.

At Beyond Bouldering, they are committed to creating a space where climbers of all ages and levels can come together, climb, train and have fun.

With facilities located in Keswick, Kent Town and Clovelly Park, Beyond Bouldering has the largest indoor bouldering facilities in South Australia.

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Vertical Reality Climbing is Adelaide’s premier climbing gym. They cater for people of all ages and all abilities. With over 800 square meters of climbing walls, you will have the climb of your life!

At Vertical Reality Climbing they will drive you up the walls! Don’t worry though – you’ll have a great time. They have climbs suitable for all ages & experience levels from complete novice to experienced climbers.

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Gawler Bushwalkers are a group of bushwalkers that hold both day walks, base camping trips and backpacking trips.  Their walk program runs from April through to early November with day walks being led on the 1^st, 3^rd and 5^th Sunday of the month, which leaves from the Fasta Pasta carpark, Lyndoch Road, Gawler at 8.00am on those days.

Orienteering is a sport where competitors visit a number of points marked on the ground, controls, in the shortest possible time aided by a map and compass. At your first event, you could do an orienteering course as a pleasant stroll along tracks through the bush if the event is in the forest. Or have a pleasant walk around a suburban park at an urban part-street event.

As your navigation and fitness improves, you can start doing harder and longer courses. At most orienteering events, there is a wide range of courses to choose from, ranging from easy and short, to hard and long.

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Rock Solid Adventure is Adelaide’s Premier Outdoor guiding company and has been giving people unforgettable memories through outdoor adventures for over 23 years. Our highly motivated and qualified instructors have years of experience in the field and love to share their experience and expertise with to to give you the adventure you’re looking for! We have the best experiences in Adelaide for Rock Climbing, Abseiling and Kayaking adventures, so there is something for absolutely everyone.

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Rogaining is an outdoor treasure hunt, like no other.   The aim of the game is to race against the clock in teams to find the most controls and gain the highest points. Teams travel on foot, armed only with the course map and a trusty compass.

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The Skyline Walkers main walking program runs April to November.  They are a sociable group that walks on Saturday mornings, with a 9:00am start (winter walks). The Skyline Walkers welcome any new members, approximately 25-45 members attend each walk with various club members leading the walk each week.  The Skyline Walkers have 2 walking groups with one walking approximately 10kms over three hours often over hilly terrain and a group that walks approximately 7kms over a couple of hours with some hills.  During the year they hold 3 or 4 longer walks on Sundays that are 5-6 hours in duration plus a summer walking programme.

The W.E.A. Ramblers Bushwalking Club Inc. (the Club) was formed in 1925. It is a special interest group of W.E.A. Clubs Inc. The aim of the Club is to bring together people who are keen walkers and lovers of nature.  Hikes are mainly in the Conservation Parks within a radius of 30 km of Adelaide. The walking distance for the Sunday hikes is from 12 to 18 km, in about 4 to 5 hours total lapsed time. Tuesday hikes are from 6 to 9 km. The summer hikes are generally easier to suit the weather.