Monday May 18, 2009

Wild Walks

Date	Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the duration of the Muster
Time	Departing at 5.30am, returning between 7am and 8am
Location	Pick up your mud maps from the Kununurra Visitor Centre when booking
Cost	Donations to charity gratefully received
Note	No dogs allowed
Bookings	Please make a reservation at the Kununurra Visitor Centre - 08 9168 1177

Make the most of the early morning and join experienced guide and local poet, Wendy Carter on a tour through the stunning Mirima National Park.

Located just two kilometres north of Kununurra, Mirima is an enchanted world of stunning rock formations, wildlife and Aboriginal art.

Each walk is between 3 and 5km in length with occassional steep climbs and descents through rugged terrain. So if you are of reasonable fitness and an early riser - why not discover Kununurra on foot. You will need boots or covered in footwear, water (carried in a backpack) and long trousers or gaiters. Your boots may get wet and muddy on some walks - but we promise, the effort will be worth the reward.

For more information download the Muster Must-Do information pack here:

Muster Must Do # 1

Monday May 18, 2009

Ord Valley Tour

Date	Monday 18 May
Time	Departing 8:00 AM, returning 1:00 PM
Location	Pick up and return to accommodation houses
Cost	$85 per person
Tickets	Kununurra Visitor Centre

Kununurra Scenic Bus Tours takes you in air-conditioned comfort to see the major attractions of Kununurra and the Ord Valley. Tour the modern township of Kununurra, and visit local attractions such as Diversion Dam, Rockalong Stonework, Lovell Gallery, Kimberley Fine Diamonds, Kelly’s Knob, Waringarri Art Gallery and Ivanhoe Crossing. Lunch can be purchased at Ivanhoe Farms before trying the rum at Western Australia’s only legal distillery, the Hoochery.

This event will also be held on Tuesday 12, Friday 15 and Friday 22 May.

Monday May 18, 2009

Cable Beach Club Gibb River Road Mountain Bike Challenge (Derby to Kununurra)

Date	Monday 18 – Friday 22 May
Location	Departs Derby and arrives in Kununurra
Cost	$350 a rider, teams of 2 – 6 welcome & $150 support
Enquires	Simon Rimmer on (08) 9194 0240 or 0439 063 441

The Gibb River Road Mountain Bike challenge is a team relay community event to raise awareness and funds for charity. Groups of two to six riders must raise at least $1,000 - half to benefit the WA Police Legacy, the other half to a registered charity of their choice. Riders depart Derby, riding through the five day event with overnight rest stops at Silent Grove, Mount Elizabeth Station, Ellenbrae Station, Home Valley Station and El Questro Township.