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Aerial view of Waipari crag.
Waikato :
Only a few days to go until the ACAT RockFest at Waipari! We are getting psyched and hope you are too! It’s time we provide some key information. It’...
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Climber on a limestone cliff above native bush at Pakeho crag
Waikato :
ACAT has been working behind the scenes toward re-opening Pakeho crag, and has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the landowners and...
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Climber in blue shirt bouldering at Wairere Boulders
Northland :
Wairere Boulders, one of the best bouldering areas in the North Island, can finally be publicised after a change of ownership. Wairere Boulders is a...
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Climber in red jacket and helmet at Lucky Strike in the Darran Mountains
All NZ :
ACAT's Annual General Meeting was held on Monday 11 December, where the annual report was presented. The past year has been a period of...
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Cliff at the Mangorewa Gorge from a distance with two climbers.
Bay of Plenty :
ACAT and the Rotorua Climbing Club are consulting with DOC and iwi about the future of the crag. Key details:  Please consider Mangorewa...
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Climber in blue shirt at the Kinloch crag, Lake Taupō
Waikato :
ACAT and local climbers have been discussing climbing at Kinloch with the Trust representing the landowners. We are excited to finally be talking...
Wide angle aerial image of Ti Point, basalt headland with pohutakawa, calm turquoise sea, underwater reef, cloudy sky.

Ti Point, an hour north of Auckland. Photo: Chris Hailey.