Uranui Cave
Waitomo - Awatiro (club hut) 10km out of Waitomo, New ZealandMore info to follow, or contact Rodger
Auckland Speleo Group runs a variety of trips, catering for all abilities from beginners upwards in terms of both general caving and rope skills. From almost dry walk-through caves to challenging vertical systems with waterfalls and rope descents, we visit all the caves that New Zealand has to offer.
It is important that you contact the trip leader as early as possible to register your interest and guarantee yourself a place. Some trips have restricted numbers of participants and trips will only go ahead if there are sufficient numbers. The club welcomes new members and takes an interest in training and developing their caving skills.
More info to follow, or contact Rodger
Contact Murray for details
October 21st-23rd Labour Weekend NZSS AGM in Golden Bay, Nelson Come and soak up the sun, enjoy the beach, bush or just go underground. There will trips to vertical caves on Takaka Hill and horizontal systems near Golden Bay. It should be a great trip and a chance to meet…
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At the end of the Waipu Caving trip, a spot of important training. Contact Murray for more details.
Stretcher packaging and carry with low level rigging. Contact Murray for details.
Join us at the Remuera Club for tall stories, lies and milk with cookies...
SRT rescue practise and Michie phone familiarisation. Contact Murray for details.
Neat cave nearby the Hut. Stunning waterfall pitches wet and dry, great passage with a brilliant maze of passages and challenging squeezes to boot to finish. Contact Pete for details
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The trip leader helps get all the basics of the trip in place.
1. Getting permission from the land owner and finding out any special protocols for visiting the cave.
2. Obtaining the cave location.
3. Coordinating transport to the location and car-pooling on private property.
4. Getting a list of participants, including checking if the trip is suitable for them and setting a group limit if needed.
5. Ensuring the equipment needed for the cave is taken, including a first aid kit.
6. Having an emergency call-out person.
7. Setting an estimated time the group will be out of the cave.
8. Letting the call-out person know when they have finished the trip (and sometimes often the land owner as well).