As professionals in the industry you understand quality, and experience, and what constitutes a magnificent landscape in which to do it… so we have compiled some great options with local operators for you to consider spending your post-conference time!
For any questions relating to the conference please see noec.info or to book go to NOEC 2022
Book your post-conference experience directly with the local operator by clicking on your choice of experience below.
Empress Falls Canyon
8am to 1pm (5 hours)
A fantastic abseiling canyon for those with a good level of fitness and previous abseiling experience.
Butterbox Canyon
7am to 5pm (10 hours)
Butterbox is a spectacular canyon with superb rock architecture. It is a challenging, long adventurous day that is physically demanding. All participants must have a high level of fitness and previous abseiling and climbing experience.
Packrafting, Penrith Whitewater Stadium.
This session gives an opportunity to explore the opportunities that pack rafting may bring to your program. A number of different models of pack rafts will be available for you to inspect, evaluate and try out on the water at the Penrith Whitewater Stadium, home of the 2000 Olympics and the 2025 World Cup.
More Than “Just Canoeing”
FREE sessions for NOEC attendees
Location: Wentworth Falls Lake
Session 1: 8.30 am – 11.30 am; More Than “Just Canoeing”
Session 2: 12.30 pm – 3.30 pm; Canoe Sampler
Site Visits
The Grange, (Barker College’s Environmental Field Studies and Outdoor Education Centre), and Colo (the Outdoor Education Centre for St Joseph’s College Hunter Hill).
The Colo Outdoor Education Centre is set on a 85 acre property located in the foothills of the Wollemi National Park. It is utilised by Yr 7-9 students for their 4 or 5-day outdoor education experience and Yr 11 students for their leadership training program. The Centre has a strong focus on experiential education.