Showing posts with label Te Mata Peak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Te Mata Peak. Show all posts
Te Mata Peak
Pilots can now fly Te Mata Peak again.
Pilots can access the main landing paddock until it is sown for cropping and the northern paddock with the following conditions:
1. Recreational pilots only.
2. There will be no vehicle access and no other activities without the landowners consent.
3. All pilots must be current members of the NZHGPA.
4. Club members to be available to help with the planned working bee in the autumn to help clean up the slopes of Te Mata.
We don't want to lose access to these landing areas. It is essential we respect these conditions. The paddocks are for landing only, please make sure no stock is disturbed and gates are left as you find them.
If you are unsure of landing areas etc please contact me on 021 605 204 or the club liaison officer Euan on 022 048 7673.
Thanks
Bex Rae
President
HBHGPC
Pilots can access the main landing paddock until it is sown for cropping and the northern paddock with the following conditions:
1. Recreational pilots only.
2. There will be no vehicle access and no other activities without the landowners consent.
3. All pilots must be current members of the NZHGPA.
4. Club members to be available to help with the planned working bee in the autumn to help clean up the slopes of Te Mata.
We don't want to lose access to these landing areas. It is essential we respect these conditions. The paddocks are for landing only, please make sure no stock is disturbed and gates are left as you find them.
If you are unsure of landing areas etc please contact me on 021 605 204 or the club liaison officer Euan on 022 048 7673.
Thanks
Bex Rae
President
HBHGPC
Te Mata Peak
The HB Hang Gliding & Paragliding Club has received notification from landowners at Te Mata Peak that there is to be no flying from Te Mata Peak until further notice due to lambing and other other land use.
Pilots can still fly other Hawkes Bay sites such as Burma Road and Ocean Beach but care needs to be taken around all stock especially during lambing (July-September).
Bex
HBHGPC
Pilots can still fly other Hawkes Bay sites such as Burma Road and Ocean Beach but care needs to be taken around all stock especially during lambing (July-September).
Bex
HBHGPC
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