Lake Leschenaultia in Chidlow, WA, offers a mountain bike trail network for all skill levels. We will meet at 10am at the Upper trail head.  please bring a functional mountain bike, helmet and plenty of water.  After everyone has had enough riding we will have a picnic at the lake. For further information, contact Peta Wells 0414333795  

Bibbulmun Track overnight - Camel Farm to Hewitt's Hill Return 6.5km This is a good introduction to overnight hiking for families wishing to try a short overnight hike with little ones. We will walk toward the shelter in the afternoon and return the next morning. Approximately 3.5km each way. Parents are responsible for their children at all times. Walk is graded as 'Moderate'. There may be some steep sections.  Appropriate gear is required for this walk.  Assemble Point: Camel Farm Carpark, 15mins before departure time. Address is 361 Paulls Valley Road, Paulls Valley WA 6076 The mobile coverage is unreliable for much of the Bibbulmum Track, so we will not be waiting long if you are late to the assembly point as there is no way of determining if you are coming or not.  Registration is necessary, this event may be cancelled if there is no registered participants.    Recommended hiking equipment should include: Suitable attire, sturdy shoes and other personal protection equipment. Water (2L per person at departure). We can collect and treat water at the shelter. Food (Snacks, Dinner and breakfast). Hiking backpack to carry your belongings. Tent and sleeping gear. We cannot rely on the shelter. Compositing pit toilet Basic First Aid kit.  Please contact Michael Lee for further information. Beginners are welcome and email me if you have any question or need help with what to bring. E: mastcell@gmail.com M: 0421 783 083 CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION Please abide by the following conditions of participation at all club events. This is to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.- Each parent or guardian is responsible for his own safety and for the safety of the children under their care, and participates in activities of the Club at their own risk. Club insurance covers adults members of the club only. It is the responsibility of each parent or guardian to ensure that they have adequate water, clothing, rain and sun protection, footwear, first-aid kit and food for themselves and their children on each activity. Non-members may attend any day-activity upon the payment of the prescribed fee. This fee can then be used to offset against the membership fee for the same year the event was held. Only paid up members are permitted on overnight activities and member only events. Each adult may bring a maximum of three children on a Club activity unless prior arrangement is made with the organiser of the activity. The Western Australian Family Bushwalking Club Inc and its members accept no liability for any injury, loss, or damage arising from any cause whatever as a result of participation in Club activities. Sorry, no pets allowed on Club activities. War toys are not welcome on Club activities. Please encourage your children to respect the bush and wildlife, and remember: ‘Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photographs.’ All members are able to, and are encouraged to, organise their own club events. The following policy applies to sharing photographs, especially on web-sites. That by joining the club you accept that photographs and videos may be taken of your family. That these photographs and videos maybe posted on the clubs private photo-sharing site and/or the club’s newsletter, albeit there would also be the right to request that particular photographs / videos be removed. That persons are discouraged from posting photographs or videos of members and their children on other social networking / photo-sharing sites without the consent of the persons or their guardians. That persons in the photographs / videos must not be identified in any description attached to photographs / videos that are posted on the photo / video-sharing site.

We will meet out front of the Whiteman Village Junction Station.  We will walk the WUNANGA BUSH TRAIL. This trail takes us through the beautiful landscapes of banksia woodland and ephemeral wetlands which are home to over 600 species of flora and fauna.  LENGTH: 4.3 kilometres (yellow)  GRADE: Class 3 (suitable for people with a moderate level of fitness) WALKING TIME: 2 hours (yellow)  TRAIL MARKERS: Yellow/Orange-topped pine poles; lettered poles mark points of interest   After the walk we can have a picnic together and enjoy other features of the park such as a Vintage train and tram ride, 3 different museums and 3 playgrounds.   For further information contact Peta Wells 0414333795