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2023 Wildflower walks

Our wildflower walks for the 2023 spring season have been finalised as per the details below. 

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Wildflower walk 1

DATE:

27 August 2023

LOCATION:

Girraween National Park

Junction Track

MEET AT:

Girraween National Park

day Use Area

TIME:

9.30am

BOOKING: 

https://www.trybooking.com/CHICY

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Wildflower walk 2

DATE:

Sunday 1 October 2023

LOCATION:

Amiens State Forest, Amiens

MEET AT:

Amiens State School

TIME:

9.30am

BOOKING:

https://www.trybooking.com/CHIDX

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Wildflower walk 3

DATE: 

Sunday 29 October 2023

LOCATION: 

Mt Norman track

MEET AT:

Mt Norman day use area

(from Wallangarra)

TIME:

9.30am

BOOKING: 

https://www.trybooking.com/CHIEE

I would like to come along

 

If you intend to join us on any of the walks, please bring with you:

 

- hat

- sturdy footwear

- water

- sunscreen

- camera

- binoculars

- morning tea/lunch

 

Sorry, no dogs and no motorbikes are allowed on the walks. 

How much does it cost?

Wildflower walks are free to attend. 

What if it's raining?

If it raining heavily on the day at the time of the walk, it is likely the walk will be cancelled. Notification will be placed on our website and our facebook page. If it has rained, but has stopped or broken up, the walk can still go ahead as most tracks we use are all weather tracks.

Interested in hosting a Wildflower Walk?

 

You will have noticed over the years, we try to have a Wildflower Walk in the Passchendaele State Forest (southern Amiens section) and Girraween National Park.  But we always try to leave one spot open for a private landholder.  If you think you have a diverse display of wildflowers that you don't mind showing off to the general public, we would like to hear from you.

Some criteria are:

- you must have room for parking up to 30 vehicles

- the walk must be along defined tracks preferably in a circuit format

- the walk must not take any longer than 3 hours

- you must have public liability insurance

- amenities are preferred but not necessary

Members from the Stanthorpe Rare Wildflower Consortium would come out ahead of time and assess your property to determine if it is suitable to be considered for a wildflower walk. 

 

If you feel you can meet this criteria, and can assist us with our endeavour to introduce our diverse array of flora to Stanthorpe and the wider community, please contact Liz Bourne on the details shown.

Contact

 

If you require further information please contact: 

 

Liz Bourne

Wildflower Walks Coordinator

 

E-mail: 

gbwildflowers@gmail.com

Ph: 07 4683 6374

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