Wanganui Tramping Club

Wanganui Tramping Club The Wanganui Tramping Club runs a variety of tramping/biking trips and social events in the region

14 WTC members visited Mangaturuturu Hut yesterday to carry in materials for hut maintenance, cleaning duties and wood s...
08/10/2026

14 WTC members visited Mangaturuturu Hut yesterday to carry in materials for hut maintenance, cleaning duties and wood stacking. A stunning day.

Tokomaru East DOC Reserve via Wairangi Station.Leaders: John M and Graham BLast Wednesday 16 WTC members travelled to Wa...
05/10/2026

Tokomaru East DOC Reserve via Wairangi Station.

Leaders: John M and Graham B

Last Wednesday 16 WTC members travelled to Wairangi Station and then walked on a farm track up to Tokomaru East Reserve.
They followed a paper road (wet in places) and then looped back through the bush before returning to Wairangi Station.
Once they returned they were given a tour through the now finished stunning bow hunting/MTB lodge.

Hipango Park Walk : 23/09/2026.On Wednesday 14 WTC members did a walk that involved paddocks, a pine forest, a steep asc...
27/09/2026

Hipango Park Walk : 23/09/2026.

On Wednesday 14 WTC members did a walk that involved paddocks, a pine forest, a steep ascent behind Hipango Park and steep descent through a pine forest till we reached the access road that took us back to the Vans.

Yesterday 5 WTC members walked from Landguard Bluff to the south mole and then back along the beach. The tide was low an...
20/09/2026

Yesterday 5 WTC members walked from Landguard Bluff to the south mole and then back along the beach.
The tide was low and it was a chance to catch up on progress on the port and mole works.
Distance travelled 10.3 km.

Yesterday 16 WTC members walked to the new swing bridge that crosses the Whangaehu River at the Whitiau Scientific Reser...
17/09/2026

Yesterday 16 WTC members walked to the new swing bridge that crosses the Whangaehu River at the Whitiau Scientific Reserve.
After having morning tea we headed north up the beach for 4.5kms, then went inland back through the forest and back to the vans.
Total distance travelled 19.5kms.

Fun Facts: The bridge has taken 10 years to come to fruition, is the longest swing bridge on the TA and the second longest in NZ after the new Ho**er Valley bridge.

Paekākāriki Escarpment yesterday 10 of us and great weather.
30/08/2026

Paekākāriki Escarpment yesterday 10 of us and great weather.

Some photos from yesterday's tramp, 8 WTC members walked into the Mangapurua Valley.A bit of excitement when we successf...
20/08/2026

Some photos from yesterday's tramp, 8 WTC members walked into the Mangapurua Valley.
A bit of excitement when we successfully traversed the slip!
Photos supplied by Cherry Channon.

A couple of photos from Wednesday's tramp to Maketawa Hut up on Mt Taranaki. Weather was great and their was a bit of sn...
31/07/2026

A couple of photos from Wednesday's tramp to Maketawa Hut up on Mt Taranaki.
Weather was great and their was a bit of snow around.

Curtis Falls : Te Papa-Kura-o-TaranakiYesterday 4 WTC members ventured to Mt Taranaki National Park to walk the Curtis F...
26/07/2026

Curtis Falls : Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki

Yesterday 4 WTC members ventured to Mt Taranaki National Park to walk the Curtis Falls and Patea loop tracks.
The weather was wet and windy but they managed to get to the Falls.
Due to the weather conditions it was decided not to do the Patea Loop Track.

Some more photos from the weekends Ruahine  Romp.
13/07/2026

Some more photos from the weekends Ruahine Romp.

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19A Purnell Street
Whanganui
4540

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