Read ACAT's 2024 Annual Report
It has been another eventful year, with ACAT continuing to support, facilitate, and occasionally lead access efforts around Aotearoa New Zealand. We have contributed to many community-driven projects this year, including at Pakeho, the Castle Hill Basin crags, the Darrans, and many other important crags.
It has been another eventful year, with ACAT continuing to support, facilitate, and occasionally lead access efforts around Aotearoa New Zealand. We have contributed to many community-driven projects this year, including at Pakeho, the Castle Hill Basin crags, the Darrans, and many other important crags.
Read more including our new Strategic Plan, Chairperson and General Manager’s reports, a review of the year, grants from the Kimi Worrell Fund, and our financial statements in the full 2024 Annual Report.
ACAT serves as a catalyst and facilitator in the climbing access movement. Access work we contributed to in the 2023-24 year included:
North Island:
- Pakeho
- Mangorewa
- Waipari
- Whanganui Bay
- Kinloch (K1)
- Maungarei Springs
- Wairere Boulders
- Ōtorohanga Long Term Plan
- Auckland Grammar School
- Wharepapa Rock
- Baring Head
South Island:
- West Wānaka crags
- Long Beach
- Castle Hill Basin crags
- Mt Owen crags
- Milford Opportunities Plan
See the full 2024 Annual Report for more information.