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Albany Forest Escarpment Tracks

  • 28 Jun 2024
  • 9:00 AM
  • Cornerstone Drive, Albany

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DATE:                     Friday 28th June 2024 (Matariki)
Departure:           
9.00am  (Please arrive 15 minutes early).
Meeting point :  The corner of Cornerstone Dr & Oteha Valley Rd, Albany
Free on street parking on Public Holidays.

Organiser: Imogen 027 289 8440
                     (New & non financial members please phone, no texts)    
                     (Financial members please register online)

Cost: FREE. No Bus Today!!!

Ever thought there's not much bush walking around Albany?!   Join us to find out how many bush and forest tracks there are!   You'll be surprised, plus some new tracks! 

This tramp today is approximately 20km tramp, that maybe slippery  or uneven in some places and does have some hill climbs and will take about 5 hours at a good walking speed.   (There will be options to shorten tramp if absolutely needed, but the aim is to have everyone complete the tramp, especially if you're a newbie.  There will be only one group today).

We'll spend most of our day walking beside very pretty streams and rivers and under the cover of mighty, towering Kauri, Kahikatea, Tanekaha, Totara, Rimu, Kowhai and more.  With gentle light filtering through the canopy and native tree orchids, mosses and fungi making for magical soft light ideal for photos along the stream and the intricate network of tracks. 

For those that did one of the new tracks with us last year, there are a few changes and more tracks completed again for 2024, plus a loop track has recently been resurfaced and re-opened.  
The aim of the tramp being, let's see if everyone walks over a track they've not done before!

Please ensure you have plenty food & water, as we won't be near cafes except for the start.

Trail runners, grippy running shoes or boots will be fine and gaitors or putties a good idea.

PLEASE ENSURE YOUR GEAR IS CLEAN BEFORE (footwear, poles, bags, anything that might come into contact with the ground) TO PROTECT THE KAURI AND OTHER SPECIES AND HAVE CLEAN FOOTWEAR FOR AFTER THE TRAMP AND THOROUGHLY CLEAN YOUR GEAR WHEN YOU GET HOME!!! AND A CHANGE OF CLEAN FOOTWEAR FOR AFTER PLEASE!

Maps: Online / Printable / GPS


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