Monday 18th July

Walk A: Mt Koinga - from the Cromwell-Tarras Road. This track joins up at the back with the Kanuka Loop. We will go up the track until we have a nice spot for lunch.
Views are across to Pisa Range. Should be sheltered from the wind.

Walk B: Pisa Range to Alfern Reserve from the Queensberry entrance point on the Luggage-Cromwell Road. Walk up the track to the Alfern reserve where we will stop to admire
the totara and other trees and then on to a spot where we can admire the St Bathans for lunch. Best on a sunny, still day

Call as to which walk will be made in the morning.

Trip Leader: Ruth Harrison

Monday 11th July 2016

With thanks to the Manager for letting us cross private property we will going to Mt Brown this week. Its an easy uphill
with a lovely lookout for lunch. I expect it will even be an early lunch!

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Monday 4th July

Our walk this week will be up the farm track on the route to Boundary Creek. We start from the Boundary Creek campsite car park and climb up the hill until we get views up towards Makarora and back over Lake Wanaka and also down into the gorge where Boundary Creek flows. We are not going all the way to Boundary Creek. If the weather isn't promising we have a plan B.

Mondays Walk- 27th June 2016

​COLQUHOUNS BEACH and return along Minaret Burn track.

Will be cloudy, cold with possible showers.

From Wanaka-Mt Aspiring Road turn right onto West Wanaka Road. Go across the bridge over the  Matukituki River to the car park at the end of the road. You will need to go through 2 farm gates. 4WD car may be best if wet.

 The Minaret Burn track is undulating and although may be muddy in places should not be slippery. There are a couple of small streams to cross but with care should not get feet wet.

 Lunch will be at Colquhouns Beach. Then return along same track.

Minaret Burn Track
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Leader Jerry Gathercole
email jerry@gathercole.net

Mondays Walk- 20th June 2016

Deans Bank and Dublin Bay Track.

May be cloudy with possible misty rain. We will go to Albert Town Camp site and park by the entrance to Deans Bank. First half of the Walk will be along the Deans Bank track. Unlikely to be many cyclists on a Monday but back marker will need to shout out if cyclists appear. The track is narrow in places. When we get to the Lake Outlet area we join the Dublin Bay track and walk further round the lake until we find somewhere for lunch. We return along the Dublin Bay Road/track to Albert Town.

Suggest boots as there may be some mud if it rains.  

Leader Jerry Gathercole

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Jerry Gathercole
email jerry@gathercole.net

Monday's Walk - 13th June 2016

Hawea and Newcastle tracks- 12.5Kms

The weather should be good with a frosty morning. Many places will be muddy and slippery so I plan a relatively flat walk down Hawea Track from the Camphill Road car park. Then loop round the Newcastle track, stopping at the river side just over the  swing bridge at Albert Town (7.5Kms) for an early lunch. Return along Hawea River track to the car park.

All those who can resist a bluebird day at Cardrona are welcome.

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Leader -Jerry Gathercole
email jerry@gathercole.net

Monday's Walk- Monday 6th June- Queens Birthday

​Lake Hawea Loop

The day should be nice with no wind but a cold start, so we need to enjoy one of the lakes and some sunshine.

 Start at  the car park at Lake Hawea camp ground as we did a few weeks ago.  Walk around the base of the dam to the Hawea Albert Town track till we get to the Cemetery Road entrance. We walk down the track beside Cemetry Road to Muir Road. Walk to the lake front then turn right towards Gladstone and find somewhere on the lakefront for lunch. Retrace along waterfront back to the cars. About 11 kms walk. 

Jerry Gathercole