Duke of Ed, Gold: Inglehope to North Bannister, Bibbulmun Track

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Duke of Ed, Gold: Bibbulmun Track, WA

Gold Duke of Ed Adventurous Journey – Bibbulmun Track: Inglehope to North Bannister, Perth WA

Dates	5 Apr 2021 to 8 Apr 2021 Book
Region	Bibbulmun Track, wa
Program	Gold Adventurous Journeys

Essentials

Detailed Information

Hike your Gold Duke of Ed Adventurous Journey with Outward Bound Australia to achieve your goals!

The registration fee for your Gold Duke of Ed Adventurous Journey includes:

Fully supervised hike
Pre-trip virtual briefing
Group emergency communications
Camping fees
National park fees
Access to maps

JOURNEY LEVEL:

Although not exclusive, this journey is recommended for the Gold Practice Adventurous Journey.

SUPERVISORS:

Supervisors are qualified in First Aid, have Working with Children clearance and carry emergency communication equipment.

MEETING PLACE:

Inglehope Rail Crossing
We will meet at the dirt carpark.
GPS: -32.748460, 116.155958

MEETING TIME:

9:00am

END POINT:

Threeways Roadhouse
6519B Albany Hwy
North Bannister WA 6390
GPS: -32.580720, 116.444872

END TIME:

Between 3pm and 4pm, depending on group decisions

DRINKING WATER:

We recommend drinking 3 litres of water per day plus 1 litre to cook with at night. 1 litre of water weighs 1 kg. Please keep this in mind when packing. You can adjust this after the first day depending on your water intake. Tap water is available at every camp. All water needs to be treated.

TOILETS:

Toilets are available at every campsite. At all other times toilet waste must be buried, and you will need to bring a trowel for this purpose.

Itinerary

Day 1

Inglehope Rail Crossing to Chadoora Campsite

Distance: 8.8km
Grading: Easy
Terrain: Flat
GPS of campsite: -32.759022, 116.237836

Day 2

Chadoora Campsite to Mt Wells Campsite

Distance: 15.6km
Grading: Hard
Terrain: Initially undulating, passing several water sources, before finishing the day by summitting Mt. Wells
GPS of campsite: -32.699095, 116.336187

Day 3

Mt Wells Campsite to White Horse Hills Campsite

Distance: 16km
Grading: Moderate
Terrain: Descent of Mt. Wells, then relatively flat for the remainder of the journey, before ascending to White Horse Campsite.
GPS of campsite: -32.609115, 116.335807

Day 4

White Horse Hills Campsite to North Bannister Roadhouse

Distance: 17km
Grading: Moderate
Terrain: Undulating

What to bring

You need to bring all the gear you require for the entire journey. The registration fee for your journey DOES NOT include:

Tent
Sleeping bag and mat
Stove and food
Backpack
Compass
Other personal items

Safety

We endeavour to provide a safe but challenging environment for our participants. We believe that people grow and learn by taking a controlled level of risk in the outdoor learning environment.

As leaders in the Outdoor education field, we have developed, over 60 years, a comprehensive risk management system. This includes:

Policies and procedures for the safe running and management of programs in line with the Australian Adventure Activity standards.
Conducting annual internal audits, bi annual external audits, staff appraisals, staff training and bi monthly safety reviews.
A comprehensive incident and near miss database (one of the best in the business) which allows us to track trends and work towards reducing the likelihood of accidents. This is greatly assisted by each participant completing a thorough medical & dietary form, before they arrive.
A coordinated risk management plan that includes hiring procedures, written field operational standards and guidelines, operational training, program structure, reflection, evaluation and organizational culture.
A dedicated manager responsible for Health, Safety and Risk.

Our safety record is extremely good, and we expect this will remain so due to robust policies, responsible management and continuous improvement.

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