Tumbatrek

The iconic Tumbatrek will be held again on Saturday 8 February led by SVC Mayor Julia Ham and Member for Riverina, the Hon Michael McCormack MP

Community members are invited to join the trek.  Cost is $20 per adult and $10 per child and includes morning tea and lunch

To secure your place, please purchase your tickets via the following link -https://events.humanitix.com/tumbatrek-2025.  or head into the Tumbarumba Vistors Information Centre. There will be no payment option available on the day of the event, so it’s essential to purchase your ticket/s in advance.

Registrations closed 29 January 2025 - places are limited

The trek will begin from 6:00am, meeting at Goldfields Heritage Park, Hammond St. The trek will be approximately 12km in length and appropriate for intermediate walkers.

• Registration: 6:00am - 6:30am
• Buses Depart: 6:45am (sharp)
• Return to Goldfields Park: around 2pm

During the event, you will receive a snack pack, morning tea, and lunch, with water refilling stations available at both the morning tea and lunch stops. Please remember to bring a drink bottle, a hat, and wear appropriate bushwalking clothes and shoes. 

What is Tumbatrek?

Tumbatrek is a bushwalk through the spectacular high country organised by Council each year to showcase the beautiful Snowy Mountains region.

An iconic annual event, Tumbatrek provides an informal opportunity for community and government leaders to discuss issues in the region while experiencing the beautiful landscape of the Snowy Valleys region.

Tumbatrek was the brain child of Tim Fischer AC, former Deputy Prime Minister, who in 1985 along with a few keen locals wanted to promote tourism in the Tumbarumba region. It went into recess in 2007 and was resurrected in 2012 by Member for Riverina, Michael Mc Cormack MP.

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