Welcome to the Georges River overlanding and Recreation Club
The Georges River Overlanding and Recreation Club Inc. was founded in October
1978 and is essentially a group of 4WD enthusiasts, who enjoy the opportunity to explore the beauty of remote and unique places in Australia.
Activities include camping, sightseeing trips and other social events.
Our Driver education programme, promotes awareness of correct four wheel driving techniques.
As outdoors enthusiasts we promote the tread lightly ethic of responsibility in club activities.
Membership to our club allows access to the collective 4WD knowledge base of the other 4WD Club members.
The Club welcomes and encourages owners of all makes of 4WD vehicles to participate.
We are located in the Sutherland Shire area in the South of Sydney and are a member club of the Four Wheel Drive NSW & ACT Inc.
Family members are particularly welcome.
Club Meetings
We meet at 7:30pm on the first Tuesday of each month at the
Sutherland Multi-Purpose Centre, 123 Flora Street, Sutherland
, N.S.W.
Visitors to our meetings are very welcome.
Please verify venue and time by contacting the club secretary as occasionally the meetings are held at sponsors premises.
Become a club member
The club is now open for applications for new membership.
Club Trip Destinations and Social Activities
Abercrombie •
Barrington Tops •
Canning Stock Route •
Caves to Caves •
Day trips and Bush walks •
Dinner and Restaurant nights •
Dubbo Gully •
Dunns Swamp •
Gardens of Stone NP •
Gunbarrel Highway •
The Kimberley •
Gibb River Road •
The Pilbara •
Simpson Desert •
Stockton Beach •
Sunny Corner •
Temora Air Show •
The Levels •
The Watagans •
The Bridle Trail •
Touring the Turon •
Tuross Cascades •
Victorian Alps
Four Wheel Drive NSW & ACT
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Four Wheel Drive NSW & ACT Inc works for access to
public and private lands for responsible 4WD / AWD touring and camping on behalf of its member clubs.
2024 Alan Race Memorial Photograph Competition Winning Entry
Lake Marma
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You are invited to advertise in our club magazine The GRORC Squawk.
Promote your product or service to members of one of the popular clubs in the area.
You will also get a bonus listing on our Advertisers page on this website.
If you wish to advertise in our club magazine, or have any questions,
please Email our ::
Club Advertising Officer.
ADVERTISING PRICES :
Business Cards $40 per year
Quarter Page $80 per year
Half Page $120 per year
Full Page $200 per year
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Repeater stations allow your CB radio to operate over a greater distance (where your CB has Duplex mode).
For example, if there was a repeater station available on CH 1 in your area, and the transmitting and receiving CB radio had duplex enable on CH 1, the repeater would receive your transmissions on CH 31 and re transmit them on CH 1. Because the transmitting and receiving CB radio have duplex enabled, they know to listen for transmissions on CH31 automatically.
This can allow transmissions over natural features such as mountains and increase range, depending on the position of the repeater and the receiver.
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National Parks & Wildlife Service have introduced a new Vehicle Access Policy (December 2010) which recognises the MOU with the
4wdnsw-act Association, and formally recognises the access agreements.
