Explore

All outdoor activities

Eight ways into the outdoors. Each activity is taught, practised and celebrated together, from gentle day hikes to multi-day expeditions.

Overview

One community, many ways to explore

Track Twenty Six is not a single-sport club. We are an outdoor ecosystem where people move between disciplines as their confidence grows. You might start on a lowland trail and later find yourself on a rock face, a river or a summit ridge.

Every activity shares the same foundations: sound planning, honest skill levels, good equipment and a community that looks after each other. Choose a track that excites you, then take the training that makes it safe.

  • Progressive skill levels from beginner to advanced
  • Mentored, guided and supervised sessions
  • Structured training before every activity
  • Leave-no-trace and environmental responsibility

Activities

Find your activity

Filter by environment, difficulty and type — or take the short quiz to find your track.

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Environment

Difficulty

Type

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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Find your track

Six outdoor tracks

Tracks group activities by terrain and mindset. Follow one track or cross over whenever curiosity calls.

FAQ

Questions before you start

Do I need experience to join an activity?

No. Most activities have beginner-friendly sessions and clearly stated requirements. Each activity page lists what you need to know before you start.

Do I need my own equipment?

Basic personal items are usually required. Shared or specialist equipment is often available for training sessions, and each activity page lists what to bring.

How do activities connect to training?

Every activity links to recommended training. We believe adventure begins with learning, so training is offered before activities that need it.

Can I move between activities?

Yes. Skills transfer well between activities, and your progress follows you across the pathway.

Are activities suitable for groups?

Yes. We welcome schools, universities, communities and organizations, and can shape programs around your group.

Your next step

Your next adventure starts here

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