Our monthly club meeting will be on Monday 9 August at the usual venue (Church Street Bible Chapel Hall, corner Church Street and Avenue Road, Timaru), starting at 7:30. All welcome! This month it will be something a bit different. … Continue reading →

Trotters Gorge is just off State Highway 1 a few kilometres north of Palmerston. In the gorge is a scenic reserve with a 2.5 km (two hours return) loop track. The track goes through a variety of bush types and … Continue reading →

Please note that this meeting will not be in the hall, but in the church building immediately adjacent to the hall. Our monthly meeting will be held on Monday 13 September, commencing at 7:30 pm. We have a guest speaker, … Continue reading →

Andrew has organised a short, late-afternoon mid-week stroll along the south side of the Pareora River, downstream from the State Highway 1 bridge, starting around 4 pm. This will be an easy walk, with lots of interesting things to find. … Continue reading →

Bike this newly-opened cycle trail alongside the Clutha River, between Cromwell and Clyde. Grade: Moderate Contact: Colin 027 2496470 NOTE:  As of 01 October this trip is fully subscribed!

"Map and Compass" will be the theme for this meeting.  An introductory session on this will be run by Andrew, one of our members.  This will be the first of several sessions on this topic to be held over the … Continue reading →

Catherine will be taking a trip through the gorge on the newly reopened track, as has supplied the following information ... This walk is near Fairlie. It is 18.7 km following the Opihi river and into the gorge. There are … Continue reading →

Advance notice that Barry will be running a trip to climb Mt Te Kinga (a day walk) and to explore some other parts of this area of the West Coast. Accommodation (two cabins for two nights, at $35 per head, … Continue reading →

"Take a trip down Memory Lane" Robert Birks will show a selection of slides of club trips from the 80s and 90s - so there should be more than a few laughs trying to recognise faces! All welcome. Due to … Continue reading →