Marlborough Harriers Club

Running and walking in marlborough!

Walking

Whites Bay Black Jack Track

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Always a favourite. Come and enjoy a run on the tracks in the bush. Go as far as you want. An out and back course.
Stay post run/walk and enjoy a chat over afternoon tea. Bring a plate to share with others.

From Blenheim travel to Tua Marina. Turn right at the school then travel until you reach Rarangi Beach Road. At the end of Rarangi turn sharp left going up the hill until you reach Whites Bay Camping Ground corner. Turn right until you reach the Surf Club rooms.

Variable start so all finish at 3pm.

Look for the Harrier sign.

Queen Charlotte Track from Anakiwa

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Join us for a run/walk on the Queen Charlotte Track.
Meet at the Anakiwa Carpark at the start of the track. Variable start – all will finish 3pm
Stay post run/walk to enjoy afternoon tea and a chat. Bring a plate to share with others.

Look for the Harrier sign.

Pack Run

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Ferry Bridge, Spring Creek/Wairau River run.
Meet at the carpark Ferry Bridge just over the bridge to the right.
Come and enjoy the friendship and social aspect of the Club.
Look for the Harrier Sign.
Post run/walk stay to enjoy afternoon tea. Bring a plate to share with others.

Taylor Dam 60 minute Challenge

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Come and enjoy friendships in running/walking.
Arrive by 1.45pm to set the scene of what you will set yourself.
Stay post run/walk to enjoy afternoon tea. Bring a plate to share with others.

Look for the Harrier sign.

Volunteers required to set up a course 12.30pm

Kaituna Ridges Ramble

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Kaituna Ridges Farm is an outstanding property just out of Havelock, reaching up from the edges of the Pelorus Sound estuary to the rock outcrops of the steep hillsides above Kaituna Valley.

This is no ordinary farm, having featured on Country Calendar in 2016, and is a past winner of the Marlborough Environmental Awards. The 800 hectares of rolling green pasture is set amongst large areas of native bush. Wetlands are being restored and the bush is protected. Looking down from the ridges you can see the peaceful Kaituna River winding its way towards the Pelorus Sound, the Richmond Ranges to the south, and the stunning Queen Charlotte Sound to the north – every turn on the track will give you a different view.

This is your only chance each year to experience this wonderful Kaituna jewel. Whether you fancy a challenging run, walk or mountain bike grab this opportunity and participate in this fundraising event.

Pack Run from Marfells Beach to Cape Campbell Lighthouse return

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Come and enjoy the sea air from Marfells Beach to Cape Campbell Lighthouse return. Travel south of Seddon to the Saltworks. Turn off is just south of there. Meet at the Marfells Beach carpark
All comers welcome.

Please be there by 1.45pm to sign in ready for 2pm start.

Look for the Harrier sign.

Post event, stay to chat and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee provided. Please bring something for afternoon tea to share with others.