Weber said the yearly programme of events was decided on by members. It always included regular local and much longer expeditions at least three to four times a year.
"We are more of a social group of like-minded people who just love tramping, enjoying the wilderness, taking in the sights and learning from each other during the experience.
"Our group is quite different than some other tramping clubs which want to go hard out, we prefer to walk at a more relaxed pace but at the time still challenge ourselves."
Weber said the group also had a strong conservation aspect and it was associated with Kaimai Ridgway Trust and helped to maintain the track at least twice a year.
Members range in age from their 40 to mid-70s but anyone is welcome to join as long as they have a reasonable level of fitness, she said.
"We have about 50 members on our mailing list but most weeks we have eight to 10 people take part on the mid-week tramps, and often we have members' children or grandchildren join us during the school holidays."
Weber said to join there were no subscription fees, nor clubrooms to maintain, and the only cost was to help pay for transport costs to and from venues.
If anyone is interested in finding out more email ans.weber@hotmail.co.nz or call her on 07 577 0997.