Tararua Tramping Club clubrooms
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| 4 Moncrieff Street |
| off Elizabeth Street, Mt Victoria, Wellington |
Our clubrooms at 4 Moncrieff Street, Mt Victoria, are the venue for our regular Tuesday evening club night, as well as for instruction for bushcraft, youth programme and alpine instruction.
You will also find us here for social activities, and other meetings and events.
The hall is hired out, both to other tramping clubs, and to community and commercial groups. The hall floor is 9.2m wide and 12.6m long and there are individual cloth covered seats for 145. To make a booking please contact Brent Harrison -> mailto:ttc [period] clubrooms [snail] ttc [period] org [period] nz?Subject=Query from TTC website on (04) 479 3306 .
The nearest bus stops are for:
- routes 1, 3, 23 & 43 Kent Terrace Southbound & Cambridge Terrace Northbound;
- routes 2 & 5 Elizabeth St Eastbound & Elizabeth St Westbound;
- and all Courtenay Place buses are just a short walk away.
Next club night topic:
5, 12, 19 January
Clubrooms closed
26 January Summer Barber-cue
5.30 - 9.00 pm. BBQ at Peter Barber’s and Mary Kane's home, 100 Queens Drive, Lyall Bay. Please bring your own meat for the barbecue, and food and drink to share.
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02 February Mud, mud, glorious mud in the Rwenzori Mountains (Clubrooms and Online meeting)
Jonty Crane hiked in gumboots through endless mud among diverse landscapes and exotic flora in Uganda’s Rwenzori Mountains, and summited 5,109m Mt Stanley, Africa’s third-highest peak.
09 February Tour guiding In Antarctica (Clubrooms and Online meeting)
David Barnes worked as a tour guide on cruises to Antarctica and gave lectures to tour parties aboard ship on Antarctica’s rich history.
16 February Cycling from Lands End to John O’Groats (Part Two of Two) (Clubrooms and Online meeting)
Mike and Zita Wespel-Rose chose a long and slow, but quiet and beautiful route for their 25-day bike ride from Lands End to John O'Groats.
23 February A South Island tramping trip with a difference (Clubrooms and Online meeting)
Diana Barnes went on an organised walking trip in Te Waipounamu, doing a total of 26 walks and staying in comparatively luxurious accommodation overnight (no camping or tramping huts).
02 March Elodie talks about Bees (Clubrooms and Online meeting)
Elodie Urlacher
Hall photos
