Photo galleries within 'Club Runs'

The modified Big Day Out route due to unacceptable road conditions. Hornsby to Grey Gums via Wisemans Ferry. Images by Peter George.

A Sunday morning outing through some of the backroads of the Southern Highlands ending at the famous Roberston Pie shop. Run arranged by Robert Losurdo. Images by Peter George.

Club members and their families were invited, with their Alfa(s), for another open road drive, this time to the historic gold mining town of Sofala. Our lunch venue was The Rustic Café. Images by Peter George

Club members and their families are invited, with their Alfa(s), on another drive to Bathurst via the scenic route to lunch at The Hub. The chosen route will be a repeat of the enjoyable open road run experienced last time to clear the plugs and blow the cobwebs out of the exhaust of your beloved Alfa.

Club run along the Old Pacific Highway to Mt Penang Gardens. Images from Peter George

The 116 Register invites all club members to join us on 20th March. We drove along the beautiful Putty Road for 88kms to the Grey Gum Cafe for brunch

A great day with your AROCA colleagues in your beloved Alfa or other drive. In addition to the usual Alfisti conversations, you'll have an opportunity for a 140 km drive on some good "drivers' roads" followed by a pleasant lunch at the Robertson Inn

Commencing at the Terry Hills shops, we will precede the usual monthly meeting with a leisurely twilight drive into the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. The route will take us along the historic Coal & Candle Creek & Illawong Bay with a scenic stop at the West Head lookout overlooking Broken Bay.

Club Run along the old Pacific highway through Peats Ridge Rd with a short stop for coffee at Central Mangrove. Then take a very scenic route to cross the Hawkesbury River by ferry to Wisemans Ferry for a longer break. Then to Galston, through the Galston Gorge and heading home via Hornsby

Covering 270 km of some of the best roads in the Southern Highlands.