This year, our end of year get-together will be a dinner at Bullock Restaurant, Timaru. Two set menu options are available ($35 or $45), and on the night you will each be able choose which one you want. You can … Continue reading →

For our January get-together, instead of meeting indoors we will be going on one or more interesting short walks in the Pleasant Point area (e.g. Golf Course, Meadowlinks housing area and deer farm, Butlers Crossing and Opihi stopbank walk) - … Continue reading →

Catherine T. will be taking this trip. Getting to the top (1617m) will give your legs and lungs good exercise, but you should be rewarded by good views! More details will be coming, but in the meantime feel free to … Continue reading →

This hut is nestled beneath some very big peaks and is near the Arrowsmith Range.  It is said to offer some spectacular alpine scenery.  Two trips are on offer - one of two days and the other of three days, as … Continue reading →

This is a moderate 4 hour walk, starting not far from Oxford township, and is said to be the best sub-alpine walk in the region. From the top spectacular views of the Canterbury Plains can be obtained. Due to the … Continue reading →

Our February meeting, which would ordinarily have taken place on Monday 8th, has been postponed by two weeks to Monday 22nd due to clashing with the Waitangi Day long weekend. President John ("PJ" to those who know him well enough!), … Continue reading →

Bush Stream is one of the side-streams you cross over near the head of Lake Pukaki on your way to Mt Cook. The plan is to follow the route up the stream for 2 to 3 hours, have lunch in … Continue reading →

This trip will take place on Tuesday 2nd March, so may suit those who find it difficult to get out on our weekend trips. The track starts at the Sharplin Falls carpark, climbs over Hookey Knob to a plateau area, … Continue reading →

Mt Potts (2184 m) is a foothill near the confluence of the Clyde and Havelock Rivers in the upper Rangitata /Erewhon area.  The alpine views from the top are said to be one of the best of any summit in … Continue reading →

Boundary Stream flows through DOC land up the Rangitata Gorge road, not far past the Mt Peel Scenic Reserve. This will be an easy walk of about three to four hours return (estimated) and suitable for all levels of fitness. … Continue reading →