All Ability Hikes

Supported and Guided Hikes

All Ability - Day Hikes and Multi Day Tours

Home Comforts Hiking organises many hikes each year for All Ability hikers and People with Disability that are able to walk unassisted.

We organise regular Big Day Out trips to fabulous hiking locations on the Mid North Coast. These Big Day Out hikes are usually about 8km, and include support workers, a guide, transport to and from your home, morning tea and lunch.

Five times a year we organise Multi day tours to beautiful locations in NSW. Each day on these trips involves some hiking as well as sightseeing and visits to nearby tourist attractions and special events. These trips can range from 4 to 5 days and include support workers, a guide, transport to and from your home, most meals and attraction entry fees. Have a look at the photos below from some of our recent trips!

All our hikes are easy to moderate. Basic fitness is needed to complete the hikes. The guide carries a first aid kit and has first aid qualifications. NDIS Participants with Core funding are eligible to claim these trips through their plan. An invoice with appropriate codes will be provided. Please see the Frequently Asked Questions section for more information.

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Departure Date Finish Date Tour Time Start Duration Price
Mon, 5 Feb 2024 Fri, 9 Feb 2024 Smoky Cape trip 12.00pm 5 days / 4 nights $1,860.00
Sun, 17 Mar 2024 Sun, 17 Mar 2024 Diamond Head & Pilot Beach 8.30am 8 hours $240.00
Sun, 23 Jun 2024 Sun, 23 Jun 2024 Hastings Farmgate Tour 8.30am 8 hours $240.00
Thu, 1 Aug 2024 Mon, 5 Aug 2024 Bonza Melbourne Trip 11.00am 5 days / 4 nights Expressions of interest
Sun, 29 Sep 2024 Sun, 29 Sep 2024 Ellenborough Falls 8.30am 8 hours $240.00
Fri, 22 Nov 2024 Mon, 25 Nov 2024 Hawkes Nest Trip 9.30am 4 days / 3 nights $1,420.00

Frequently asked questions

1. Multi Day Hiking Trips

The minimum group size is 3 All Ability Hikers and 1 Support staff. The maximum group size is 9 All Ability Hikers and 3 Support staff. If the minimum numbers have not booked for a particular trip, the trip will be cancelled.

Prices are shown in the table above. Price includes Support staff with the price based on one support worker for every three All Ability hikers. If lower ratios are required, the price increases. Single accommodation will also add between $50-$100 per night, depending on the accommodation.

Included
– All accommodation
– All transport to and from all hikes to your home
– Most meals
– A guide and Support workers (3:1 ratio, where the price includes support)

Not included
– Public transport fares where applicable – use your own OPAL card
– Incidentals such as cafes and pubs for morning tea, some meals, drinks, ice creams etc. 

Yes, NDIS Participants with Core funding or Capacity Building funding are eligible to claim these trips through their plan. An invoice with appropriate codes will be provided to your plan manager after the trip has been completed. Parents/Carers are to ensure there is sufficient funding available before the trip commences. Those without sufficient NDIS funding can still join the trips at their own expense.

Each day of the multi day trips involves an element of hiking, usually around 8km per day on easy to moderate trails. There is also sightseeing and visits to local attractions.

We will send out an itinerary for each trip one month prior to the start date.

Yes, we can amend the itinerary based on the group’s hiking experience and the weather conditions.

Bookings can be made by contacting us through the contact us page on the website, by phone 0490454220 or by emailing homecomfortshiking@gmail.com 

For those claiming through their NDIS plan, payment is due 2 weeks after the trip concludes.

For those travelling independently, payment is due 2 weeks prior to the departure date. There are no refunds for independent travellers that cancel after making their payment.

Overall the hikes are rated easy to moderate. We tailor the hikes to suit the skills and abilities of the hikers. For some hikes the group is split in two, one group for more experienced hikers and the other for less fit or inexperienced hikers. The average distance covered per day is about 8km (3-4 hours of hiking). 

Most meals are included in all trips.

  • Breakfast – Cereals, toast, some cooked food such as eggs, bacon, sausages
  • Lunch – Packed lunch with sandwich, fruit, drink, snacks, treats
  • Dinner – Either a 2 course cooked dinner at our accommodation or dinner at a local pub, club or restaurant.

We usually get the group to pay for their own meal on one or two occasions, to encourage ordering and making decisions.

Transport is in a 12 seater commuter bus. The driver is fully licensed and the bus is fully insured. We also have Public Liability insurance. While hiking, you only need to carry a small day pack with water, snacks and any other personal items. Your luggage will remain at the accommodation.

– Small backpack with waterproof cover
– Shirts, pants, shorts, underwear, socks
– Hiking shoes or boots, and comfortable casual footwear
– Hiking Pole(s)
– Rainproof jacket
– Swimsuit and micro towel
– Money and/or Debit/Credit Card
– Phone and/or tablet, camera and chargers
– Toiletries and medication 

We will pick you up from your home between 8.00am and 9.00am

At your home at about 4.00pm on the last day.

2. Big Day Out Hikes

Mid North Coast based ‘Big Day Out’ trips. The minimum group size is 3 All Ability Hikers and 1 Support staff. The maximum group size is 9 All Ability Hikers and 3 Support staff. If the minimum numbers have not booked for a particular trip, the trip will be cancelled.

Included

– All transport to and from hikes to your home
– Morning tea and lunch
– A guide
– Support workers (3:1 ratio)

Not included

– Incidentals such as drinks, ice creams etc

Yes, NDIS Participants with Core funding or Capacity Building funding are eligible to claim these trips through their plan. An invoice with appropriate codes will be provided to your plan manager after the trip has been completed. Parents/Carers are to ensure there is sufficient funding available before the trip commences. Those without sufficient NDIS funding can still join the trips at their own expense.

Each day of the Big Day Out trips involves an element of hiking, usually around 8km per day on easy to moderate trails. There is also sightseeing, and visits to local attractions.

Details of Big Day Out trips will be communicated via our email list prior to the event. If you are not on our email list and would like to be, please contact us using the contact us page on this website.

Yes, we can amend the itinerary based on the group’s hiking experience and the weather conditions.

Bookings can be made by contacting us through the contact us page on the website, by phone 0490454220 or by emailing homecomfortshiking@gmail.com

Overall the hike is rated easy to moderate. For inexperienced and less fit hikers, it would be rated moderate to hard. The average distance covered per day is about 8km (3-4 hours of hiking). Hikes are always tailored to the skills and experience of the hikers.

Transport is in a 12 seater commuter bus. The driver is fully licensed and the bus is fully insured.

– Small backpack with waterproof cover
– Shirt, pants or shorts
– Hiking shoes or boots
– Hiking Pole(s)
– Rainproof jacket if rain is forecast
– Swimsuit and micro towel
– Money and/or Debit/Credit Card
– Phone and/or tablet, camera and chargers
– Medication if required 

We will pick you up from your home between 8.00am and 9.00am

At your home at about 4.00 to 5.00pm

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            [post_content] => Over the last few years we have done numerous ‘All Ability’ trips. On some of these trips we made short music videos. Links are below if you would like to view them
  1. The Pied Piper Video at Brooms Head on Sat 20th June 2020
  2. The Road Trip Video at Coolongolook on Mon 21st Sep 2020
  3. The House of Fun Video at Sydney Opera House on Mon 21st Sep 2020
  4. The Muttonbird Island Music Video on Wed 28th July 2021
  5. The Dorrigo Steam Railway Video on Thurs 29th July 2021
  6. The Dancing in the City Video at The Rocks on Mon 22nd Nov 2021
  7. Pittwater & Killcare Video on Thur 25th May 2023
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Day 0, 7 September 2019

The drive to Red Rock was an easy 5 hour trip with little Saturday traffic and no road works. As we neared Red Rock, the fires to the east looked serious and aircraft were water-bombing. There was plenty of smoke.

Red Rock is a tiny coastal village with one busy shop and caravan park the only retail establishments. There are however new subdivisions to the south. The group assembled and we were bused to Yamba, the driver a cheery 82 yo lady. The Yamba Hotel looked familiar and a call to Graham confirmed that we had attended Gerry Ryan's wedding there in the '80s sometime. It was in the same dilapidated state but the view could not be faulted: gorgeous.

Our accommodation was on the second floor and our room had a huge sliding window that opened at waist height with a drop to the cement many metres below. An OH&S disaster waiting to happen! The place was thumping, literally, as it was Saturday night with a band and lots of backpackers and locals enjoying the entertainment. Pam and I searched out some food in town for the next day, and later, wished that we had bought/brought more. Even at 5.00 pm, there was not much open. The bus trip and dinner provided an opportunity to glean some first impressions of our walking companions and they were all positive: a very nice bunch. As well as Pam Dawes from Manly, there was Sarah, Steve and Claudia from Port Macquarie, Tony from Byron Bay, Derek from Mosman, plus Marcus and his wife Marika, their daughter Monica with husband Dave and daughter little, 12 months old, Ashlin. Steve had camping gear and used it for some of the nights. Home Comforts Hiking proved to be a well-organised and friendly crew.  

SMOKE Day 1, 8 September 2019 - Angourie to Brooms Head - 17 km - 4 hours walking - 226m elevation gain - 183m elevation loss - av temp 27 deg C

Mara Creek Campsite is the starting point for the Yuraygir Coastal Walk and this site is historically-significance as it was a source of fresh water and fish for the local Goorie (Aboriginal) people. A natural fish trap on the rock platform below the Shelley Beach path is clearly visible. So it is with an appreciation of the timelessness of this stunningly beautiful area that we set off, a family of sorts. A group photo is taken. Little Ashlin is strapped into her carrier and Monica steps out strongly with tales of her walk along the Pacific Crest Trail (4,270 km) that makes our 65 km effort over 4 days seem insignificant. But it is good to chat about ultra trail events and great walks and to hear Monica describe her new interest: trail running, her long legs perfectly built for that. The walk to Lake Arragan via Shelley Headland is varied, with the beach and sand dune trails offering views of ochre-coloured rock platforms and coffee rock sand cliffs to the south. Whales and dolphins are spotted by some of the group but I'm not quick enough to focus. We follow the coastal emu footprint signs and although we come upon wallaby or kangaroo footprints in the sand, we see no emus. Heath and woodland vegetation is diverse and we enjoy a springtime flush of flowers - flannel flowers, orchids, boronias. Coastal banksias, pandanus palms and paperbarks (complete with a native beehive) shade the trails. By midday, the air became quite smoky from the fires to the north-west of Lake Arragan and as we walk on, we speak with locals who have packed up their pets and driven to Plumbago Headland to be well away from the fires. Later we are told that the picnic area near the lake where some of the group enjoyed a bracing swim was burnt out the next day and National Parks closed the section of the walk from Angourie to Laka Arragan until further notice. We end the day with views of Red Cliff and Grey Cliff Headlands and drop down to the beach via stairs - newly repaired. We walk briskly along the beautiful beach to Brooms Head with its stately Norfolk Island pines but as we a glance northward, we are reminded that the fire situation is worsening. Devastating for so many. Our accommodation is adequate - spacious and clean, the only problem being that the bathroom door doesn't close but we aren't too fussed and manage. The bathroom light globe pops but is replaced promptly. The shop is run down as is the owner, the shelves barely stocked and the food is outrageously expensive eg 50g of coffee $12.95! Dinner at the Bowling Club is pleasant and we finish the day with a lively game of BOMB.  

SAND and FLIES Day 2, 9 September 2019 - Brooms Head to Minnie Waters - 20 km - 6 hours walking - 228m elevation gain, 208m elevation loss

A day of two extremes: a delightful 8 km walk along the hard sand of the beach in the morning to Sandon and a horrible 10 km walk on a 4 wheel drive soft-sand track in the afternoon, fighting the flies all the way. But the sun shone, the crossing with Lance in "the BOBSTA" at Sandon was efficient and the wildflowers were gorgeous. Interpretive signs alerted us to the possibility of seeing white-bellied sea eagles (yes) and humpback whales (no), but we did see lots of pelicans at Sandon and yellow-tailed black cockatoos in the coastal cypress thickets in the afternoon. They were magnificent. Sandon is a pretty place with an estuary separating the camping ground and the renovated beach shacks; some are pretty flash. Life is in the slow lane here as access is limited. There is a clear message in the lack of garbage bins - take care of this special place. There was time to have a swim but the wind was cold so a sit in the sun, lunch and a wander around the camping area and along the inlet filled in the time nicely. The break provided an opportunity to read the information signs and appreciate that this stretch of coast is protected by Sanctuary Zones and Commonwealth Marine Reserves. The environmental campaigns of the '80s and '90s are to be applauded. There could not have been a greater contrast to the Brooms Head shop in the Minnie Waters shop: pleasant people run it, well-stocked shelves, pricey...yes but good quality. I eyed off the cheeses... not this time. The sign on the window said it all: Kitchen and Coffee close by 4 (or earlier if there are waves or we just wanna) and the local facilities indicate a community at work here. And what a peaceful end to the day's walk through the Angophoras for the last kilometre to the comfortable cabins at the caravan park. The late afternoon light was magical. We were all feeling a little worn out after the soft-sand slog in the afternoon but showers and pre-dinner drinks followed by a hearty barbeque dinner prepared by Marcus and the family is just what we needed. I need to add that when we left Brooms Head in the morning, there was a possibility that the road would be closed due to the fires and Dave and the trailer would not make it to Minnie Waters. All was well however and Dave was able to bring the gear through as well as the BBQ makings.  

WIND Day 3 - 10 September 2019 - Minnie Waters to Wooli - 16 km - 3.5 hours - 335m elevation gain, 364m elevation loss - av temp 24 deg C

This was to be an easier day of just 16 km and it started well with walking conditions in the morning perfect. There were some rock platforms to pick our way across but overall just more gorgeous beaches. We had morning tea at Diggers Camp Back Beach then walked onto Boorkoom Camping Area and Wilsons Headland for lunch before setting off along Wooli Beach. Unfortunately. a cool southerly wind had sprung up and battered us for 6.5 km. We were pleased to arrive at Wooli River Lodges mid-afternoon. What a nice place. Shady, well-maintained gardens; lodges with good linen; an outdoor fully equipped kitchen; and just 5 minutes to the local store and hotel. We enjoyed dinner at the hotel and this was followed by a gathering in the outdoor kitchen to wish Dave a happy birthday with party hats and cake. It seemed like a long day and I headed back to our lodge while most stayed to play 31. I was surprised to find it was only 7.30 pm but the opportunity for an early night was too good to pass up.  

ROCKS Day 4, 11 September 2019 - Wooli to Red Rock - 15.1 km - 3.5 hours walking time - 335 m elevation gain, 364 m elevation loss - av temp 25 deg C

As he had each morning, Marcus delivered a delicious freshly-brewed coffee and it was a greatly appreciated start to the day. A Wooli Wooli River crossing had been organised for 8.30 am and we were transported to the boat by the proprietor of Wooli River Lodges. Low tide was essential for this section of the walk as off and on for the first 6.5 km there was some rock scrambling. After lunch, we crossed Station Creek estuary easily as it was only wading depth. Then there was another beautiful beach walk to Red Rock River and our final boat crossing to Red Rock. Press play on the following link: https://www.relive.cc/view/v1vjpeABDY6 Pam and I had intended to spend the night at Nambucca Heads but as it was only 2.00 pm when we arrived at Red Rock, we canceled our motel booking, thanked and fare welled our walking family and drove home to Caves Beach. What a wonderful walk along a beautiful, pristine coastline in good company, thanks to Home Comforts Hiking – we couldn’t ask for a better few days! [post_title] => Yuraygir Coastal Walk 7 – 11 September, 2019 [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => closed [ping_status] => closed [post_password] => [post_name] => yuraygir-coastal-walk-7 [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2020-04-07 03:15:51 [post_modified_gmt] => 2020-04-07 03:15:51 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://homecomfortshiking.launchingsoon.com.au/?p=538 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) )