The next club meeting will be held on Thursday 6th September, at Erina Leagues Club 7:30pm or earlier for a meal if you like. Hope to see you there! Please check the web site, facebook, g+ and your inbox for winter flyin… [more]
Lake St Clair – Glennies Breakneck Ridge TRACK HAZARD WARNING. Please be aware that there was a major slippage in an unimproved area on the north track two weeks ago (early August). This is at approx 2.5km from ent… [more]
If you’ve launched at Forresters or Crackneck lately and noticed how beautifully maintained the launch areas are, here’s the reason why! Many thanks to our club members who were able to make it on the day. Al… [more]
The last section of road at Forries is now sealed, including the track as far as the tower!… [more]
Here are a few highlights from video links posted on the facebook group page recently … Paragliding & Hang Gliding Eaglehawk Neck Vimeo clip from Brooke Whatnall cross-country .. w/o helmet !? http://www.parag… [more]
Good on ya Jeff! Great publicity and support for The Smith Family! Nice work towards the bike/car relationship too. Good luck! Please consider supporting Jeff at … http://aroundthebayfundraising.com.au/?JeffTerry… [more]
I like this spot, its a nice cruise to the point and back. The Eagle Paragliding Crew assembled on the More Mesa when the white caps started blowing in. A solid day of fun in the sun with the lads and the beach. Mike, Ty… [more]
If you want to concertina your wing when packing it up this is a fast and quick method to do it. I think it takes a bit of practice to get it down but this guy has not problem. It is in Italian (I think) but you can see … [more]
From Mr Andrew on YouTube (Andrew Phillip) posted this video and the following good words about the weekend so I grabbed it and posted it here as well, Thanks Andrew. The local Central Coast Sky Surfers hosted a two day … [more]
It is essential that ALL pilots understand the Club Rules to fly our sites.
Your cooperation and compliance with the rules will help ensure lasting access to our national parks sites for all pilots.
IMPORTANT: Please read this letter from DECC…
If you are from out of town and would like to fly the Central Coast, you will need to become a member of the CCSS Club as a “visiting pilot”. Download a form here in PDF format or in MS Excel format. Contact info for Safety Officers here.
Visitor membership is free of charge and means we can ensure you get a good site briefing before you fly. We also need to keep a log of all pilots flying our sites so we can prove to the relevant authorities just how popular our sport is and hence keep our flying sites open!
Interested in seeing if flying is for you? Why not arrange a tandem flight for Micro lighting, Hang gliding or Paragliding with one of our local members?
