Glenbrook Historical Society has several guided walks
Book Now for the upcoming Glenbrook & District Historical Society walks in March and April.
The Glenbrook & District Historical Society Inc., established in 1977, is dedicated to researching, recording, preserving, and promoting the rich history of Glenbrook and its surrounding districts. Through various initiatives, including guided history walks, the society offers both locals and visitors a deep dive into the region’s past. Log in or sign up to view
For 2025, the society has curated a series of engaging ‘History Walks’ led by Doug Knowles and his team. These walks are designed to accommodate various fitness levels, ensuring that participants can comfortably explore and appreciate the historical significance of each site.
Upcoming Walks:
- March 29, 9:00 am – “The Descent to the West”: Embark on short return walks at Mt. York, traversing three historic roads leading westward: Cox’s Pass (1815), Lawson’s Road (1822), and Berghofer’s Pass (1909). This 4-hour excursion is moderately challenging, with some short steep sections and rough terrain. bluemountainsheritage.com.au
- April 12, 1:30 pm – “Lennox Bridge”: Explore the old stone quarry, Brookside Creek, Dunn’s Steam Sawmill relics, and the earth dam during this 2.5-hour walk. The route is moderately challenging, featuring short steep sections and some uneven paths.
How to Participate:
To join any of these insightful walks, please contact Doug Knowles directly at 0414 154 432. As Doug does not use email for bookings, phone reservations are essential. Log in or sign up to view
Additional Information:
The Glenbrook & District Historical Society also maintains an active presence on Facebook, where they share updates, historical insights, and information about upcoming events. Engaging with their page can provide a richer understanding of the area’s heritage and keep you informed about future activities.
Participating in these walks offers a unique opportunity to connect with the history of Glenbrook and its environs, guided by knowledgeable locals passionate about preserving and sharing their community’s stories.
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