Beginners and newbies
Hello ktselner, Great Barrier Island has some really special walking tracks through regenerating native forest, to natural hot springs and there's walks to suit all levels of fitness. It is easy and safe to hitchhike ...
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Checking out a club is good advice.
Organised trips. Support. Companionship. Shared car pooling. Access to areas the general public can't usually get to. Join a club that has a tramp programme that looks ...
I was down there both previous Xmas's and saw snow both times. Its not that unusual
Yep, the WTMC meets in the same place as the Tararua Tramping Club (nearly every Wednesday and Tuesday respectively). It's in the TTC hall, near the end of Moncrieff Street, Mt Vic: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=moncrieff+street,+wellington&ll=-...
Hi Brenthen,
I'm Wellington based too. I second Geeves' suggestion about checking out some of the Wellington tramping clubs. Each club has a unique culture so I'm sure you'll find one you'll like.
it would be cool if you provide some screen shots of it !
I bought a goretex something or other from snowgum today.
hopefully it keeps me dry, testing it out on Friday.
Hi Helen, sorry to hear of your loss. Good that you enjoy walking - it can be a great way to set aside time to think and progress emotions. I'm new to the forum here ...
Thanks for the nice information IZOGI
Thanks for the warm welcome! I will check out the tramping club site!!
Hi Linda
I do alot of tramping in the wairarapa and around NZ. I live in the wairarapa and would be happy for you to join in on any of my trips.My number is 0274797219
Trev
A few favourites of mine: Pararaha Stream in the Waitakeres west of Auckland, Rangitoto Island, Mt Karioi near Raglan, Pureora forest or Pirongia forest, anything near Tongariro.
One of those walks you enjoy more with hindsight, and it was totally different to anything else in the vicinity.
Winter on the Tongariro is in my opinion the best time for the experience. Snow and ice add another beautiful dimension to the volcanic alpine environment, with a fraction of the number of visitors summer ...
If you were in Gisborne before going to Waikaremoana you could think about squeezing in a trip to Mt Hikurangi.
Could you do your profile so we can 'meet' you?
You need carry sufficient shelter that would enable you to survive until you are found/evacuated by Search and Rescue people if you are injured. If you break a leg and get hypothermia, this becomes so ...
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