Tararua Tramping Club

The Tararua Tramping Club Story

Discover the joys of outdoor adventure with the Tararua Tramping Club, a vibrant community dedicated to tramping, day walks, and a range of exciting activities. As members, you'll benefit from opportunities to stay active, explore New Zealand's natural beauty, and build lasting friendships in a supportive group setting. Our club, with over 600 members, organises year-round trips that cater to various interests, including family trips, snow sports, biking, youth programmes, climbing, and mountaineering. Whether you're new to tramping or an experienced hiker, our diverse programme ensures there's something for everyone seeking healthy exercise and social connections.

Club meetings take place every Tuesday night at our welcoming clubrooms, where all are welcome to join and learn more about upcoming events. For those interested in the Tararua region, our resources cover essential tramping information, native flora in the hills, and detailed trip reports to help you prepare for your next outing. This longstanding tradition fosters a sense of belonging, making it the perfect place to embrace the outdoors with like-minded people.

About the Venue

Located at 4 Moncrieff Street in Mount Victoria, Wellington, our clubrooms serve as the ideal hub for the Tararua Tramping Club's activities. This central position in Wellington provides easy access for members across the region, making it convenient to attend weekly meetings and plan adventures in the nearby Tararua ranges. The venue's welcoming atmosphere supports our focus on community gatherings, while its proximity to Wellington's urban amenities balances city life with outdoor pursuits.

Our hall is available for hire, offering a versatile space for events that aligns with the club's commitment to fostering connections. Nestled in Mount Victoria, the location enhances the tramping experience by being close to trails and natural areas, allowing members to quickly transition from meetings to exploring the rugged beauty of the Tararuas. This strategic spot in Wellington underscores our role as a key player in the local outdoor scene, where tramping and environmental appreciation thrive.