07/10/2026. Inch Clutha. Grade 2. Combined. Leaders: Stuart Thompson, Dave Roberts & Graeme Souter.
Kudos to NZ Met Services – they got the forecast correct. It was raining in Dunedin (surprisingly) but it looked promising down south.
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Pulpit Rock
30/09/2026. Pulpit Rock. Grade 4. Trampers. Leaders: Martin and Robyn Hickley.
15 of us set off on the most beautiful day, no wind and a cloud free sky.
Moores Bush to Cloud Forests of the Leith via Sullivans Dam
30/09/2026. Moores Bush to Cloud Forests of the Leith via Sullivans Dam. Grade 3.5. Hikers. Leaders: Wendy and Sandra.
21 of us stepped out to soak up the sun after a spell of awful weather.
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Longridge Road Circuit
23/09/2026. Longridge Road Circuit. Grade 2. Hikers. Leaders: Katrina McKenzie and Julie MacKenzie
On a cold morning 17 happy hikers gathered at the start of Longridge Road for a walk into the forest.
Cloud Forest / Sullivans Dam.
23/09/2026. Cloud Forest / Sullivans Dam. Grade 3. Trampers. Leaders: John Gardiner and Gwenda Farquharson.
When 22 optimistic trampers converged on Sullivans Dam in 6 cars, their optimism was tempered, not only by the weather forecast,
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Fairfield Circuit (alternative Hike due to rain forecast)
16/09/2026. Fairfield Circuit (alternative Hike due to rain forecast). Hikers. Leaders: Raewyn Keene and Cathy Ferguson.
With the forecasted weather not looking great 22 hikers meet at Memorial Park. Continue reading “Fairfield Circuit (alternative Hike due to rain forecast)”
Ross Creek – Redwoods Circuit (alternative trip due to rain forecast)
16/09/2026. Ross Creek – Redwoods Circuit (alternative trip due to rain forecast). Trampers. Leaders: Sandy Webb and Alison Evans.
The weather forecast was ominous, but early in the day it was merely overcast and
not raining. Continue reading “Ross Creek – Redwoods Circuit (alternative trip due to rain forecast)”
3 Kings
09/09/2026. 3 Kings. Grade 3. Hikers. Leaders: Jan Palmer, Wendy Langley.
Fifteen walkers set off in ideal conditions heading up a well-formed farm track and navigating a number of farm gates and muddy areas. Much of the track was through green bush.
Millennium Track to John Bull Creek Return and Livingstone Green Wetlands
09/09/2026. Millennium Track to John Bull Creek Return and Livingstone Green Wetlands. Grade 3. Trampers. Leaders: Phil Morris, Clare Banks.
A good group of 17 Trampers headed out to Taieri Mouth, with the day warming up.
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Pest Management (trapping)
September 2026. Trapping update from Phil.
As everyone is now aware, the Halo Project approached us to see if we could assist their volunteer initiatives by maintaining traps in our area.
Lawrence
02/09/2026. Lawrence. Grade 3. Combined. Leaders: Sandy Webb, Sarah McCormack, Wendy Langley & Val Cayford.
It was a shock to the system to have an extra-early start for the first of the “summer time” tramps, but 33 of us made it.
AGM 2026
27/08/2026. AGM.
Our 38th A.G.M. was held on Thursday 27th August, starting at 1.30pm, at the same venue as last year’s A.G.M. the Taieri Bowling Club, Mosgiel. Continue reading “AGM 2026”
Taieri Floodbanks
19/08/2026. Taieri Floodbanks. Grade 2.5. Hikers. Leaders: Alan Scurr and Phil Keene
The day dawned with a smile on its face and 29 folk found their way to park at the woolshed on Riverside Road to meet Alan and Colin Scurr.
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Government Track to Pylons and Return
19/08/2026. Trip Government Track to Pylons and Return. Grade 4. Trampers. Leaders: John Barratt and Graeme Souter.
It was a chilly start (8 degrees Celsius) that greeted 19 walkers at the carpark next to the Waipori River.
Heyward Point from Aramoana.
12/08/2026. Heyward Point from Aramoana. Grade 3. Trampers. Leaders: . Janice Hodges, Lynley McArley
18 Keen trampers headed down to Aramoana to walk Hayward point. Continue reading “Heyward Point from Aramoana.”