Peak Bagging from Cedar Farm

Img 6858 thumbnail09/07/2025. Peak Bagging from Cedar Farm. Grade 4. Trampers.  Leaders: Sarah McCormack and Ross Davies.

It wasn’t the best of days; it wasn’t the worse of days. It was a day you might stay home in the warm, or it was a day you might go out peak bagging.

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Millennium Track return from Henley

Img 4011 thumbnail18/06/2025. Millennium Track return from Henley. Grade 3.5. Trampers. Leaders: Sarah McCormack and Heather Kirk

A very frosty morning greeted all 18 of us trampers as we arrived at the Henley end of the Millennium track.

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Frasers Gully – Friends Hill

20250618 113339 thumbnail18/06/2025. Frasers Gully – Friends Hill. Grade 3.5. Hikers. Leaders: Janette Abbott and Maria MacNee.

Woollen hats, gloves and puffer vests were needed as twelve club members and one visitor, Alison……

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Waikouaiti – Matakana

20250507 105601~2 Thumbnail07/05/2025. Waikouaiti – Matakana. Grade 2.5. Combined.  Leaders: Carol Thurlow, Jill Thomas and Clare Banks (with much help from Graham Thurlow)

35 hikers and trampers set off from the Waikouaiti Sports Ground walking down to the beach heading north, marvelling at how peaceful the sea was on a very still sunny day.

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East Harbour Cycleway, Waverley, Andersons Bay, Musselburgh – Information and Trips Library

Scope:

This page of club tramps and hikes in the Dunedin Central City area groups together trips from to the Eastern side of Otago Harbour incorporating the cycle / walkway on Portobello Road, Glenfalloch, Waverley, Andersons Bay, Musselburgh, Highcliff, Rotary Park. (map)

Background Information:

Road distances from Mosgiel carpark.

TRTC Grading Information – trips incorporating these tracks are generally given a TRTC grading of about 2. This is indicative only, as trips can be allocated a higher or lesser grading depending on the route taken. For more detailed analysis refer to Grading Information.

How To Get There:

(1) Bayfield Park  – drive along Portsmouth Drive and turn right into Shore Street. Bayfield Park is located about 100 meters from the intersection with Portobello Road on the left.  Toilets are available at the pavilion located on the sports fields.

(2) Vauxhall Yacht Club– drive along Portsmouth Drive and turn left over the causeway and follow Portobello Road to  the Vauxhall Yacht club carpark located on the left about  5 minutes from the end of the causeway. Toilets are available at the carpark.

Links to tramps and hikes in this area:

22/04/2026. Bayfield Park/Around Eastern side of Harbour. Grade 2. Hikers.  Leaders: Jenny Finnerty,

Bayfield carpark to Glenfalloch. 2023 (1 trip with report and photos)
Waverley, Andersons Bay, Musselburgh. Street Walks  2022 – 2000 (7 trips, 3 with reports and photos, 1 with photos only,  3 with no reports or photos)

 

 

 

 

 

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St Kilda/ Tomahawk Beach

20250326 104608~2 Thumbnail26/03/2025. St Kilda / Tomahawk Beach. Grade 1.5 Hikers.  Leaders: Wendy Langley  and Val Cayford.

The proposed hike for today was to head up the Pineapple track and check out the surrounding area.

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Deep Stream Pipeline – Information and Trip Library

Scope:

This page of club tramps and hikes in the area West via SH87 (inland on the south side of SH87) groups together trips to Deep Stream pipeline. (map).

Background Information:

Road distances from Mosgiel carpark.

TRTC Grading Information – trips incorporating these tracks are generally given a TRTC grading of about 3. This is indicative only, as trips can be allocated a higher or lesser grading depending on the route taken. For more detailed analysis refer to Grading Information.

Access Permissions are required as trips following the Deep Stream pipe line venture over a working farms – refer guidelines.

General Information – Deep Stream Water Supply

How To Get There:

Follow State Highway 87 from Outram  past the Clarks Junction turn off at the bridge that traverses Deep Stream. Permission to park on farmland will be required.

Links to tramps and hikes in this area:

03/06/2026. Deep Stream  Pipeline. Grade 3. Combined.  Leaders: Sylvie Watt and Wendy Langley

Deep Stream-Hindon Pipe Line from Highway 87. 2019 – 1989 (13 trips, 4 with reports and photos, 1 with report only – photo lost, 8 with no reports or photos)
Deep Stream, Rocklands Station. Welshs Road. Lawlors Old Farm. 2018 – 1989 (14 trips, 5 with reports and photos, 1 with photos only, 8 with no reports or photos)
Deep Stream Pipeline by Highway 87 (upstream) 2017 – 2007 (4 trips, 4 with reports and photos)

 

 

 

 

 

Queenstown Camp 2025 Day 1: Queenstown Hill, Wilson’s Bay, Bobs Cove

View From Qtown Hill Pam Thumbnail09/03/2025 to 14/03/2025 . Queenstown Camp. Queenstown Hill, Wilsons Bay, Bobs Cove. Trampers, and Hikers.  Leaders: Anne and Rod Ward, Di and Chris Bezett.

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Queenstown Camp 2025 Day 3: Mt Crichton Loop, Sawpit Gully, German Hill, Bush Creek.

Views Over Lakes Etc Phil Thumbnail09/03/2025 to 14/03/2025 . Queenstown Camp – Mt Crichton Loop, Sawpit Gully, German Hill, Bush Creek. Trampers & Hikers. Leaders: Anne and Rod Ward, Di and Chris Bezett.

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