Gisborne Tramping Club
Promotes canoeing and tramping activities, study of native flora/fauna, and access to wild places. Part of Federated Mountain Clubs umbrella organisation. Trips graded easy, medium; no hard tramps. Club organises occasional group walks throughout Tairāwhiti and surrounding regions (e.g. coastal walks, farm tracks).
Why Gisborne Tramping Club
New members can expect a welcoming introduction to tramping and canoeing activities in the Gisborne area. The club focuses on easy to medium graded trips that allow participants to enjoy the outdoors at a comfortable pace, with no hard tramps offered. Activities also include opportunities to study native flora and fauna while gaining access to wild places throughout the region.
Getting to Gisborne Tramping Club
Based in Te Hapara, Gisborne, the club is well positioned for organising occasional group walks across Tairāwhiti and surrounding regions. Coastal walks and farm tracks provide ideal settings for exploring the local environment, making the location well suited to those interested in nature-based activities close to home.
Joining Gisborne Tramping Club
The club operates as part of the Federated Mountain Clubs umbrella organisation. Those interested can connect with contact Gillian Ward to learn more about upcoming activities and how to take part.
- Promotes tramping and canoeing activities
- Encourages study of native flora and fauna
- Part of Federated Mountain Clubs
- Trips graded easy to medium only
- Occasional group walks on coastal paths and farm tracks
- Focus on access to wild places in Tairāwhiti and nearby areas
Contact Info
Connect with Gisborne Tramping Club in Te Hapara, Gisborne! Reach out to join our vibrant tramping community, get updates on events, or learn how to get involved.
