We will meet at our usual place (Church Street Bible Chapel Hall, corner Church Street and Avenue Road, Timaru), starting at 7:30 pm.  All members and others are welcome to attend. This month we will have a presentation from personnel … Continue reading →

Depending on the weather(and snow) conditions this trip will either be the round the lake walk or a stroll up Mt Guy (adjacent to the lake).  Bring your lunch! Grade: Easy to Moderate Trip Organiser: Dorothy 03 6881333

Chetwynd Conservation Area is on the Albury Range, about 6 km south of Fairlie. Two options will be available this day: a long trip or a shorter one.  You can choose which one you want to do. Long trip:  From … Continue reading →

We will meet at our usual venue - Church Street Bible Chapel Hall, corner Church Street and Avenue Road, Timaru - starting at 7:30 pm. This month we will hear about a short biking trip made in Europe last year … Continue reading →

Please note the new date for this trip (was 10/8). This will be a day trip to the Woolshed Creek Hut on the Mount Somers track. Walk to the hut for your lunch, then walk back out again in the … Continue reading →

A 15 km out and back trip from the intake at the beginning of the Rangitata Diversion Race. The track initially climbs up the face of a river terrace.  From then on the going is relatively easy-going and offers good … Continue reading →

We will meet at our usual venue - Church Street Bible Chapel Hall, corner Church Street and Avenue Road, Timaru - starting at 7:30 pm. This month we will hear from Wayne about his recent trip to the Land of … Continue reading →

Acland Shelter is about half-way along the track that runs across the South Face of Mt Somers. From the carpark at the Staveley end of the track, walk to the shelter (for lunch?), then return to the carpark.  This will … Continue reading →

Follow the Opihi River from Fairlie, walking towards Kimbell.  Walk as far as you want to, then return to the starting point. Grade: Easy Organiser: Hazel 03 6882032 / 021 1705622

Start on the Mt Nimrod Scenic Reserve track, then follow the easement to the top. This will be a long day and will involve quite a bit of uphill walking, so a good level of fitness and endurance will be … Continue reading →