Next Club Meeting:

Anthony Edmonds on the Broken Axe Pinnacles. Andy Carruthers The Post

7pm, Tuesday 2 September 2025,
at the Veandercross Lounge,
Whanganui Racecourse.
Programme: A 30 minute film – Tararua S-K
60 years ago the 4 Wellington tramping clubs created the
”S-K weekend challenge,”
the ultimate physical and mental challenge which
traverses “an 80 kilometre trip in the Tararua Ranges that is both feared and revered among hardcore trampers.”
This documentary film chronicles the route’s history and won the Best Human Interest Film at the recent Toronto Documentary Film Festival.

All welcome.


Club Activities - Trips, Tramps & Bikes

View the upcoming tramping programme here

Weekend trips

Weekend trips include one day and overnight trips, as well as extended tramps sometimes over long weekends. Grading varies to cater for all levels of fitness and experience. Social events and mountain bike trips are also listed on our Trips Page.

Wednesday tramps

Held every week up to a 100 km radius to mountains, forest, bush and farmland. Wednesday midweek day tramp planned by rostered leaders. Usually more challenging than Thursday tramps.

Coordinator: Trish Hopkins: (Please book in by 6 pm day before)

Thursday tramps

No bush bashing, generally over better tracks and a little easier. Tramps to suit mature members; normally closer to Whanganui.

TT1 tramps usually departure 9 am from clubroom. Every second Thursday. Coordinator: Ann Condon: (Please book in by 6 pm day before)

TT2 tramps are short walks around town from 9 am on alternate Thursdays, from January 28, 2021. Contact Julie Kearse.

BOMBS Group Cycle Rides :

Contact Lynn Tebbutt


Contact Us

New Members
Before booking into Club Trips, potential new Members must register with Denise Gordon, Phone 027 388 4937 
or email: secretary@whanganuitramping.org.nz

For all other enquiries about club membership please complete our enquiry form:

Correspondence:

Please direct all correspondence and deliveries to: C/- Display Associates, 341 Victoria Avenue, Whanganui 4500