We have considered the current situation and have implemented the requirement for all guests to be fully vaccinated in order to participate in any of our activities including day hikes and events. In addition to the vaccination requirement we also ask that everyone adhere to the social distancing, mask wearing and other requirements for the state in which the activity is being run.

Importantly, if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms such as a sore throat, lethargy & a dry cough in the lead up to one of our events, please contact us and we will issue you with a credit for a future walk so that you can re-book when you're well.

Practical advice when hiking

Distancing yourself from others and maintaining good hygiene is the best defence for reducing your chances of contracting any illness:

• Wash your hands frequently with biodegradable soap at least 100m from water sources. When water is limited and soap is not an option, use hand sanitiser that contains 60-95% alcohol.
• Avoid sharing food. Do not eat out of the same food bag, share utensils or drink from other hikers water bottles.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
• Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing. Ideally cough or sneeze into your shoulder or use the crook of your arm (inner elbow) or a tissue and dispose of it using Leave No Trace Principles. Then ensure you wash or sanitise your hands after.
• Please follow current social distancing recommendations when with the group and avoid handshakes, hugs, high fives and other close contact. Waving or foot taps are safer ways to greet.
• If you begin to feel sick, take responsibility for the well-being of others. Stay away from other walkers and self-isolate at home ASAP until you get better and/or have been cleared by a medical professional.

Please see our COVID-19 Information Hub for links to state based health directives and other critical information