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The Central West Caving Group (CWCG) is a sports club located in Oberon Council, Australia. Established in 2005, the club is dedicated to exploring and promoting the sport of caving in the Central West region.
As a member of the Australian Speleological Federation (ASF), CWCG is committed to the conservation and protection of caves and their surrounding environments. The club actively participates in cave conservation projects, working closely with local authorities to ensure the preservation of these unique natural wonders.
CWCG members have access to a wide range of caves, both within the Oberon Council area and beyond. The club organises regular caving trips and expeditions, providing members with opportunities to explore new caves, develop their skills, and interact with like-minded individuals who share a passion for this fascinating underground world.
The club is run by a dedicated administration team that ensures the smooth operation of all club activities. Regular newsletters and publications are sent to members, keeping them informed about upcoming events, new discoveries, and relevant news in the caving community.
Membership with CWCG offers many benefits, including access to exclusive cave systems, discounted rates for equipment hire, and opportunities to participate in training workshops and courses. Members also receive invitations to social events, where they can share their experiences and forge new friendships with fellow cavers.
CWCG provides a variety of resources to its members, including a well-equipped gear library and a comprehensive database of cave information. The club also offers advice and guidance to individuals who are new to caving, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all members.
Whether you are an experienced caver or someone who is curious about exploring the underground world, CWCG welcomes individuals of all skill levels and backgrounds. Join the Central West Caving Group and embark on a thrilling adventure into the hidden depths of the Central West region.
