HVTC - Hutt Valley Tramping Club

Check out Hutt Valley Tramping Club on our introductory tramp for new people on Sunday 9 November. We’re doing a Pukerua Bay-Plimmerton circuit and we’d love you to join us.

HVTC offers

🌅 Stunning scenic destinations

☑️ Safe, organised trips

😊 Friendly, experienced trampers

Contact Marina at [email protected] or 021792260 for more information.

Hutt Valley Tramping Club – FOR TRAMPING, SKIING, CLIMBING, BIKING AND OTHER OUTDOOR PURSUITS Home Introductory trip for trampers November 9More info: Marina at [email protected] The Hutt Valley Tramping Club is based in Lower Hutt and has approximately 300 members. Our activities include walking, tramping, skiing, mountaineering, mountain biking and cycling. We run trips every week, mos...

With daylight saving, here are our HVTC Tuesday night intermediate mtb rides for the second part of October.

Non-members are welcome to check out the rides. Contact Andrew Robinson at [email protected] for more info.

21 Oct Makara MTB park
Meet at the South Karori Road entrance to the Makara Peak Mountain Bike Park for a 6:30pm start. The route is Koru, Sally Alley, Three Brothers parts 1-3, Smokin’, Big Toms Wheelie, Tower 19 Connector briefly, Magic carpet, Lazy Fern. You can find descriptions of the trails at https://www.trailforks.com/region/m-kara-peak-mountain-bike-park/
The ride will probably take about an hour and three quarters

28 Oct Hill Road
Meet at the carpark on Hill Road for a 6:30pm start. We will head up Bull Run - Bull-a-varde Connector to eventually connect up with the Old Coach Road. Just off that is Electric Avenue which will probably be followed by Connect Four, Four Degrees and Bull Run - Bull-a-varde Connector but there are a few other options. See https://www.trailforks.com/region/belmont-regional-park/ for trail descriptions

You'll need a headlamp or bike light for the last part of rides in October

Wonderful to see such good conditions at Whakapapa and people enjoying our lodge on the mountain.

HVTC did its part in the FMC Love Our Huts campaign at the weekend. Mangatoetoe hut in Aorangi Forest Park got lots of attention from a group of six eager volunteers