Community

Community activities

Regular activities keep the community active, connected and always learning.

Overview

Active together, all year round

Community activities are the heartbeat of Track Twenty Six. They range from relaxed social walks to skills sessions and themed gatherings, giving members regular reasons to get outdoors.

Activities are organised around the seasons, the pathway and the interests of members. Some are aimed at beginners, others at experienced members building towards bigger objectives.

Activity types

What we do together

Our activity calendar spans the full range of disciplines.

01

Hiking & Trekking

Path finding, pacing and trail craft for every level of walker.

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02

Camping

Shelter, camp craft and leave-no-trace living outdoors.

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03

Mountaineering

Alpine travel, weather judgement and high-terrain safety.

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04

Rock Climbing

Movement, belaying and systems for confident climbing.

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05

Trail Running

Endurance, technique and terrain awareness on the move.

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06

Mountain Biking

Handling, maintenance and riding responsibly off-road.

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07

Water Adventure

Rivers, lakes and coast, with water safety first.

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Typical formats

Ways we gather

  • Guided day activities for all levels
  • Skills practice and training meetups
  • Overnight camps and weekend programs
  • Community clean-ups and conservation days
  • Social gatherings and storytelling evenings
  • Route planning and preparation sessions

FAQ

Activity questions

How are activities announced?

Activities are shared with members through our channels. Register your interest to receive details.

Do activities cost money?

Some activities are free to members, while others may involve shared costs. Details are provided with each activity.

Can I suggest an activity?

Yes. Member-led activities are part of what makes the community strong. We welcome ideas.

Are activities suitable for beginners?

Many are beginner friendly, and each activity states its level and requirements.

Get involved

Join an activity

Learn the skills. Find your people. Explore the outdoors with Track Twenty Six.