NSW - Resources

Please note: all Adventurous Journeys in NSW must be approved by your Coordinator prior to departure

• NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change (National Parks) - Visiting a park
• National parks offices and visitor centres around NSW

NSW Police provides some general information as well as the following links which are relevant to Adventurous Journeys:

• NSW Police "Trek"
• General Safety information when undertaking Bushwalks (PDF)
• Think before you Trek brochure (PDF)
• Bushwalking and Activity Trip Intention Form (NSW Police / National Parks) (PDF)

Waypoint - Winter 2008

These guides are a useful reference for paticipants and their parents as well as for activity instructors, supervisors and assessors.

Activity Organisers Activity Organisers are an excellent way to record all your non-Adventurous Journey activities. Minimum requirements are clearly explained and detailed recording tables help keep everything clear and easy to assess.

We recommend you record your activities here first (and make a photocopy for safe-keeping) and then transfer the information neatly to your Record Book. You can then take your Record Book to your Assessors for signing-off. Use the integrated checklists for each Section to ensure you've completed all information correctly.

Activity Organisers Activity Organisers are an excellent way to record all your non-Adventurous Journey activities. Minimum requirements are clearly explained and detailed recording tables help keep everything clear and easy to assess.

We recommend you record your activities here first (and make a photocopy for safe-keeping) and then transfer the information neatly to your Record Book. You can then take your Record Book to your Assessors for signing-off. Use the integrated checklists for each Section to ensure you've completed all information correctly.

Activity Organisers Activity Organisers are an excellent way to record all your non-Adventurous Journey activities. Minimum requirements are clearly explained and detailed recording tables help keep everything clear and easy to assess.

We recommend you record your activities here first (and make a photocopy for safe-keeping) and then transfer the information neatly to your Record Book. You can then take your Record Book to your Assessors for signing-off. Use the integrated checklists for each Section to ensure you've completed all information correctly.