Membership - How to join Coast and Mountain Walkers

Requirements for membership

To become a member of our walking club, you need to join as a Prospective Member and from there, qualify as a full member. To do this, please complete the on-line Application for Membership and pay the prescribed fee of $20. Membership is open to persons aged 18 and over. The fee is necessary to cover accident insurance available to all participants on our trips (provided by our association with Bushwalking NSW).

After we receive your Application and payment we will send you instructions on how to access our Walks Program containing Leader's contact details. In addition you'll receive digital copies of the club's magazine "Into The Blue" and Walks Program links by email (as new trips are added or existing trips changed). You will also have access to the Social Program on our website.

 

If you are new to walking, you might find the information in this link encouraging.

To qualify as a full member

Coast and Mountain Walkers specializes in overnight and multi-day walks. To qualify as a full member, you need to complete three Qualifying walks (shown with a "Q" on the walks program) in twelve months. These could be day walks or overnight walks.

A Walks Leader will provide more detailed information when you contact him/her regarding joining a walk.

Full members pay an annual subscription in June of each year.

There is an annual membership fee for individuals and families, members receive four issues of the Clubs' magazine "Into the Blue".

Membership enquiries and information

* Email:- enquiry@cmw.asn.au Email enquiries are welcome. The Membership Secretary will call you back if you would prefer to discuss by phone (please provide contact details).

* Write:- For other queries, please write to CMW Secretary, C/- Rob Simon, 22 Bruce Rd. Glenbrook NSW 2773

 

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Club's Responsibility and Membership Conditions

 

  CMW Guide to Bushwalking

  The club has put together a CMW Guide To Bushwalking with information on how to join a walk, what to  take, suggestions on   food that will keep you sustained, etiquette in the bush, map and compass use, together with a checklist of gear to take on a   typical walk.

  People new to overnight walking will find the guide particularly useful, and will hopefully answer many of your questions.