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After what was an awesome inangural event last year the Taniwha is back again for 2013, and is brought to you by total sport, specialists in delivering "great events in stunning locations" - and there are not too many places more stunning than this we can tell you. You're in for a journey... a stunning journey along the mighty Waikato River, either on foot or on your mountain bike.
Click here for course reccie videos!
There's a bunch of different distance options, so feel free to bite off as much as you think you can chew, then chew like crazy!! You can have a crack on your own, or you can rope in your family and/or friends and do it as a team relay - check out the event options below.
Whatever you choose to do, you will be exposed to some absolutely brilliant single track, massive swing bridges, flowing gravel paths, boardwalks, wide open reserves, and even crossing a number of dams along the way! You'll love it!
Event Options / Entry Prices
Mountain bike |
Early Bird Price |
General Price |
Late Price |
INDIVIDUAL |
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| 83km | $99 |
$119 |
$129 |
| 60km | $74 |
$89 |
$99 |
| 42km | $59 |
$69 |
$79 |
| 42km - Child | $29 |
$34 |
$39 |
| 21km | $39 |
$49 |
$54 |
| 21km - Child | $19 |
$24 |
$29 |
TEAM RELAY |
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| 83km - 2 person | $119 |
$139 |
$159 |
| 83km - 3 or 4 person | $149 |
$179 |
$209 |
Off-road run / walk |
Early Price |
General Price |
Late Price |
INDIVIDUAL |
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| 60km (run only) | $99 |
$119 |
$129 |
| 42km (run only) | $74 |
$89 |
$99 |
| 21km | $49 |
$59 |
$69 |
| 14km | $39 |
$49 |
$54 |
| 14km - Child | $19 |
$24 |
$29 |
| 7km | $29 |
$39 |
$44 |
| 7km - Child | $14 |
$19 |
$24 |
TEAM RELAY (run only) |
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| 60km - 2 person | $119 |
$139 |
$159 |
| 60km - 3 or 4 person | $149 |
$179 |
$209 |
Family |
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| Family
(2 adults and your kids) |
$99 |
$119 |
$129 |
(Family price only valid for 7km, 14km, 21km run/walk and 21km, 42km MTB) |
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Local participant discount - if you live permanently in the South Waikato region you are eligible for a "locals" entry fee discount - please contact Dave for more information; davef@totalsport.co.nz
If you are no longer able to make the event and would like to transfer your entry to someone else please email Susan at susanb@totalsport.co.nz . Also contact Susan if you are no longer able to participate and wish to withdraw no later than 7 days prior to the event. Please note as per the registration waiver we don't offer refunds but can create a credit for you that lasts 12 months and can be used towards another total sport owned and operated event (this excludes Tussock Traverse, T42, Partners Life DUAL, The Legend and Devonport Classic)"
Age Categories
The following age group categories will be in place for this event (age as on event day);
- Junior, under 20 years
- Open, 20 - 39 years
- Master, 40 - 49 years
- Vet, 50 - 59 years
- Legend, 60+ years
Event Start Times
| Event | Time |
| 83km MTB | 8.00am |
| 60km MTB | 8.30am |
| 42.2km MTB | 8.30am |
| 21.1km MTB | 8.00am |
| 60km Ultra | 8.00am |
| 42.2km Marathon | 9.00am |
| 21.1km Half-Marathon | 8.30am |
| 14km Run/Walk | 9.30am |
| 7km Run/Walk | 9.30am |
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Course Information
83km MTB
83km Course - North section (610kb pdf)
83km Course - South section (3.2mb pdf)
83km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
83km Start Point (303kb pdf)
For those of you deciding to take on this ‘Big Boy' you will be in for everything the Waikato River Trails has to offer! Starting at the majestic Little Waipa Domain, nestled on the banks of Lake Karapiro this 83km Mountain Bike sure does have a lot to offer! For those of you up for the challenge, this ride is amazing, but it is a long, tough day out there!
For the first 10km of your adventure you will be on some great single track which makes for some of the best riding of the whole day. As you gradually climb up to and past Arapuni Township you will be treated to some scenic views of both Lake Karapiro and Arapuni before popping out on Lake Arapuni Road.
The next 15km of your ride is a long gradual climb from 120 meters above sea level to 350 meters. The good news is that this 15km section is also all on quiet, but sealed (aka nice and fast) country roads. Essentially the only road section of any significance in your ride today, you will knock this 15km/230 meter with relative ease while you take in the traditionally rural Waikato country side.
After all the climbing there's got to be some to show for it right?...RIGHT. At the end of Waotu South Road you head back into the trails and straight into a long, and in parts steep, downhill. The first section of this downhill will test both the nerves and the brakes with a number of tight switch-backs, before opening up with some fast sweeping corners as you get back down next to the river.
As you make your way along the newly created gravel track you will be treated to some beautiful native bush while travelling next to the southern end of Lake Arapuni. This section also boasts the biggest swing bridge of the trail, its impressive! You also take in a short section of the forestry roads as the foliage turns to the pine variety for the last few kilometers before the Waipapa Dam.
Once across the Waipapa Dam (half way point!) you are now heading down the Western side of the mighty Waikato River. The track surface now changes to hard packed clay, the forest becomes more closed in, and the hills start to bite harder. In the 8km following the Dam you undulate your way through old pine forests, then head up a tough climb and away from the river. From here the going gets slightly easier before you pop out at the Maraetia Power Station. Your legs will love the next couple of km as you scream down the sealed road and into the historic river side town of Mangakino.
The next 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning! Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 22km, 38km, 50km, 57.5km, 70km, 76km. (all aid stations will stock at least Gu Brew and water. And the aid station at 57.5km will have food)
Course cut-off time: 9hours
Highly Recommended Gear.
Beanie - polypropylene or wool
Spare long-sleeve thermal top
Jacket - seam sealed
Basic first aid kit (including; 2m x 50mm strapping tape, 1x 50mm crepe bandage, 4x gauze pads, 6x painkillers, 15cm self-adhesive bandage strip)
Whistle
Safety blanket
Food and at least 1.5 litres of fluid
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60km MTB
60km Course - North section (5.6mb pdf)
60km Course - South section (5.3mb pdf)
60km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
60km Start Point (401kb pdf)
For those of you not quite up for the challenge of the 83km beast this year, this 60km takes in the bulk of the good stuff the Waikato River Trail has to offer and will be sure to challenge the body and mind. With 95% of this course being on trail's its a mountain bikers dream!
Starting on Waotu South Road, up will be directed south on the road for a couple of km to sort yourselves out before heading into the trails and straight into a long, and in parts steep, downhill. The first section of this downhill will test both the nerves and the brakes with a number of tight switch-backs, before opening up with some fast sweeping corners as you get back down next to the river.
As you make your way along the newly created gravel track you will be treated to some beautiful native bush while traveling next to the southern end of Lake Arapuni. This section also boasts the biggest swing bridge of the trail, it's impressive! You also take in a short section of the forestry roads as the foliage turns to the pine variety for the last few kilometers before the Waipapa Dam.
Once across the Waipapa Dam you are now heading down the Western side of the mighty Waikato River. The track surface now changes to hard packed clay, the forest gets more closed in and the hills start to bite slightly harder. In the 8km following the Dam you undulate your way through old pine forests, then head up a tough climb and away from the river. From here the going gets easier before you pop out at the Maraetia Power Station. Your legs will love the next couple of km as you scream down the sealed road and into the historic river side town of Mangakino.
The next 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning! Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 16km, 28km, 35.5km, 48km, 54km. (all aid stations will stock at least GU Brew and water.And the aid station at 35.5km will have food)
Course cut-off time: 8 1/2 hours
Highly Recommended Gear.
Beanie - polypropylene or wool
Spare long-sleeve thermal top
Jacket - seam sealed
Basic first aid kit (including; 2m x 50mm strapping tape, 1x 50mm crepe bandage, 4x gauze pads, 6x painkillers, 15cm self-adhesive bandage strip)
Whistle
Safety blanket
Food and at least 1.5 litres of fluid
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42.2km MTB
42.2km Course (2.5mb pdf)
42.2km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
42.2km Start Point (430kb pdf)
Starting at the stunning Waipapa Dam you will head down the Western side of the mighty Waikato River. The track surface for this first section of your day is hard packed clay, the huge pine forest towers above, and the hills start short but sharp. In the 8km following the Dam you undulate your way through old pine forests, then head up a tough climb and away from the river. From here the going gets easier, with magic views of the River below, before you pop out at the Maraetia Power Station. Your legs will love the next couple of km as you scream down the sealed road and into the historic river side town of Mangakino (your half way point.)
The next 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush and across a number of sparkly new swing bridges with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning!
Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 12km, 19.5km, 32km, 38km. (all aid stations will stock at least Gu Brew and water)
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21.1km MTB
21.1km Course (247kb pdf)
21.1km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
21.1km Start Point (391kb pdf)
This 21km course may be the shortest mountain bike offering of the day, but what it lacks in quantity it makes up quality! I kid you not; this section of the Waikato River Trails sure is one of the best! Starting at the historic river side town of Mangakino you will be straight into the trails.
The 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush and across a number of sparkly new swing bridges with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning!
Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 12km, 18km. (all aid stations will stock at least GU Brew and water)
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60km Ultra Marathon
60km Course - North section (5.6mb pdf)
60km Course - South section (5.3mb pdf)
60km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
60km Start Point (401kb pdf)
Lacking none of the quality of total sport's other Ultra Marathon at XTERRA Waihi - 19th October; this 60km Off-road Ultra is more achievable. Obviously a 60km run is going to be a big day for even the most experienced of Ultra runners, and is going to be tough what ever way you look at it; but because of the perfect track conditions, amazing scenery, and rolling nature of course, this could be the ideal start for those of you ready to make the leap into the fast growing Ultra running buzz!
This 60km takes in the bulk of the good stuff the Waikato River Trail has to offer (and boy there is a lot of that stuff here!) and will be sure to challenge the body and mind. Starting on Waotu South Road, you will be directed south on the road for a couple of km to sort yourselves out before heading into the trails and straight into a long, and in parts steep, downhill. The first section of this downhill will test both the nerves and the knees with a number of tight switch-backs, before opening up into more sweeping corners as you get back down next to the river.
As you make your way along the newly created gravel track you will be treated to some beautiful native bush while traveling next to the southern end of Lake Arapuni. This section also boasts the biggest swing bridge of the trail, it's impressive! You also take in a short section of the forestry roads as the foliage turns to the pine variety for the last few kilometres before the Waipapa Dam.
Once across the Waipapa Dam you are now heading down the Western side of the mighty Waikato River. The track surface now changes to hard packed clay, the forest gets more closed in, and the hills start to bite slightly harder. In the 8km following the Dam you undulate your way through old pine forests, then head up a tough climb and away from the river. From here the going gets easier, and the views of the lake below are impressive; before you pop out at the Maraetia Power Station. From there it's a gradual downhill for a few kilometres into the historic river side town of Mangakino.
The next 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning! Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 16km, 28km, 35.5km, 48km, 54km. (all aid stations will stock at least Vita-sport and water. And the aid station at 35.5km will have food)
Course cut-off time: 9hours
Highly Recommended Gear.
Beanie - polypropylene or wool
Spare long-sleeve thermal top
Jacket - seam sealed
Basic first aid kit (including; 2m x 50mm strapping tape, 1x 50mm crepe bandage, 4x gauze pads, 6x painkillers, 15cm self-adhesive bandage strip)
Whistle
Safety blanket
Food and at least 1.5 litres of fluid
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42.2km Marathon
42.2km Course (2.5mb pdf)
42.2km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
42.2km Start Point (430kb pdf)
For those of you who decided to tackle this inaugural Taniwha Marathon, good on you, you'll love it! Starting at the Waipapa Dam you will head down the Western side of the mighty Waikato River. The track surface for this first section of your day is hard packed clay, the huge pine forest towers above and the hills start short but sharp. In the 8km following the Dam you undulate your way through old pine forests and traverse a number of board ways, then head up a tough climb and away from the river. From here the going gets easier, with magic views of the River below, before you pop out at the Maraetia Power Station. From there it's a gradual downhill for a few kilometres into the historic river side town of Mangakino (your half way point.)
The next 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush and across a number of sparkly new swing bridges with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning!
Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 12km, 19.5km, 32km, 38km. (all aid stations will stock at least GU Brew and water. And the aid station at 19.5km will have food)
Course cut-off time: 8 hours
Highly Recommended Gear.
Beanie - polypropylene or wool
Spare long-sleeve thermal top
Jacket - seam sealed
Basic first aid kit (including; 2m x 50mm strapping tape, 1x 50mm crepe bandage, 4x gauze pads, 6x painkillers, 15cm self-adhesive bandage strip)
Whistle
Safety blanket
Food and at least 1.5 litres of fluid
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21.1km Half Marathon
21.1km Course (247kb pdf)
21.1km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
21.1km Start Point (391kb pdf)
We are picking big numbers for this one, this half Marathon is jam packed with goodness! I kid you not; this section of the Waikato River Trails sure is some of the best! Starting at the historic river side town of Mangakino you will be straight into the trails.
The 12km from Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam is a highlight of the day. You will enjoy the rolling gravel track as you hammer it through pockets of bush and across a number of sparkly new swing bridges with farm land and friendly cows to your right and constant views of Lake Maraetai to your left - stunning!
Crossing your last dam of the day, Whakamaru Dam, you will be straight back into quality trail! Now following Lake Whakamaru you cling to the bank, as the track winds its way east through a beautiful strip of native bush wedged between Ongaroto Road and the lake. The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 11km, 17km. (all aid stations will stock at least GU Brew and water)
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14km Trail Run/Walk
14km Course (241kb pdf)
14km Elevation Profile (7kb pdf)
14km Start Point (259kb pdf)
Starting at the very south-western end of the Waikato River Trails your 14km run/walk will take in the Eastern Lake Whakamaru section of the trails; you and the 7km event will be the only courses that get to experience this awesome section of the Trails.
From your start just outside of Atiamuri you head west along the newly re-conditioned gravel trail. You can expect it to be running/walking through a mixture of Native bush, pine forest, and grassy river flats. What you don't need to worry about in this course is big hill's, there isn't any! You will love the flowing nature of this track, but make sure that even while hammering along, you take in the magic vistas that Lake Whakamaru and the towering banks on the opposite side of the lake produce.
The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 7km, 11.5km. (all aid stations will stock at least GU Brew and water)
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7km Trail Run/Walk
7km course (1mb pdf)
7km Elevation Profile (6kb pdf)
7km Start Point (258kb pdf)
Starting at the Eastern end of the Waikato River Trails your 7km run/walk will take in the Southern Lake Whakamaru section of the trails; you and the 14km event will be the only courses that get to experience this awesome section of the Trail.
From your start at Tram Road Reserve you head west along the newly re-conditioned gravel trail. You can expect it to be running/walking through a mixture of Native bush, pine forest, and grassy river flats. What you don't need to worry about in this course is big hill's, there isn't any! You will love the flowing nature of this track, but make sure that even while hammering along, you take in the magic vistas that Lake Whakamaru and the towering river banks on the opposite side of the lake produce.
The bush opens and you cruise through some spectacular lake side reserves for the last couple of km's before you finish at the truly magic Whakamaru Christian Camp, situated on its own Island surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Whakamaru.
Aid stations: 4.5km. (all aid stations will stock at least GU Brew and water)
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Mountain Bike Teams
Here is a great way to tackle the magnificent Waikato River Trails, together! With teams from 2 to 4 people you can structure your day to suit your team, while completing 83km course together. This is a perfect option for a bunch of mates, the family, or get a group of your colleagues together for some ‘team building'. The four legs are:
- LEG 1 - Little Waipa Domian to Waotu South Road. - 23km's. Grade: mod-easy (first 12km on really nice mod trails, next 11km on quiet country roads)
- LEG 2 - Waotu South Road to Waipapa Dam. - 18km's. Grade: mod
- LEG 3 - Waipapa Dam to Mangakino. - 21km's. Grade: mod-hard
- LEG 4 - Mangakino to Finish - 21km's. mod-easy
Timing transponders will serve as your team ‘baton', these will be changed over at each transition point as you relay your way through the course; transition points will be at aid station's. Each member in the team will have a race number (the same one obviously). Check out the 83km mountain bike course description above, for more detail about each leg.
Trail Run Teams
Wish you could tackle the 60km Ultra on your own... but can't!? This might be the perfect option for you. Grab 1, 2 or 3 of your mates/family members/colleagues and relay your way through the awesome 60km run course together (check above for more detailed course description). Here are the four run legs, structure your day to suit your team!
- LEG 1 - Waotu South Road to Waipapa Dam - 18km's. Grade: mod-hard
- LEG 2 - Waipapa Dam to Mangakino - 21km's. Grade: hard
- LEG 3 - Mangakino to Whakamaru Dam - 12 km's. Grade: easy
- LEG 4 - Whakamaru Dam to finish - 9 km's. Grade: easy-mod
Timing transponders will serve as your team ‘baton', these will be changed over at each transition point as you relay your way through the course; transition points will be at aid station's. Each member in the team will have a race number (the same one obviously).
Event Registration
Event registration will be held on Friday the 8th of November at the super impressive South Waikato Sport and Events Centre. Registration will be open from 4pm to 9pm and is compulsory for all participants to collect their race number, timing transponder and goodie bag. There will also be a number of the events sponsors set-up at this registration offering ‘event specials'. The Sport and Event's Centre is located in Tokoroa on the corner of Mossop Road and SH1.
If you have booked a bus to the start line for you and your bike, you must register on the Friday and drop off your bike.
If you are unable to make it for Friday registration, there will be limited registration's set up at each of the start lines. However we do ask anyone that can make it to the Friday registration to do so, this way you have nothing to do on event morning other than get yourself ready and psyched-up for your big race!
Event Transport
For all of you that require transport for yourselves from the finish line at Whakamaru Christian Camp to your start line there is a bus option available. This is optional and is designed for people that don't have ‘support crews' with them to drop them at their start point in the morning. There is an additional cost that comes with booking the transport option, and this can be booked when entering your chosen event option, alternatively the bus can be booked at a later date if you are un-sure at this stage whether or not you will require it.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are doing one of the mountain biking events and are booking the optional event transport to your start line you will have to attend the Friday registration. You will drop off your bike on the Friday when you register, and then on Saturday morning you will park your car at the finish area, get on a bus (with your gear, helmet, shoes... etc...) and be taken to your start line, your bike will be waiting for you there.
Bus Times: (leaving from the finish area - Whakamaru Christian Camp. Please park your car in the adjoining reserve area, as directed by parking marshals)
- 83km Bus - 0615
- 60km Bus - 0630
- 42km Bus - 0715
- 21km Bus - 0700
- 14km/7km Bus - 0830
If you need to book a bus, click here http://nz.eventdirector.net/Store.aspx?StoreID=323
Prize Giving and Dinner
Prizes:
We will be back to the impressive South Waikato Sport and Events Centre on Saturday evening for an official event prize giving and ‘after match party'.
The prize giving will kick off at 6pm and merit prizes will be awarded to over-all race winners and age group winners for each of the race options. There will also be a number of great spot prizes giving away throughout the prize giving (must attend to be in the draw for these!)
Following the prize giving will be dinner at 7pm. Dinner will consist of a main meal, dessert and a drink (beer, cider, soft drink) and is $36 for adults and $18 for kids under 12. This will be provided by local spit roast company 'Brownie's Spit Roast' and from what I have heard from a number of people is "they do a pretty mean feed!".
Dinner:
If you have entered and not yet booked your dinner you can do that by going back into the Taniwha online store using the link below:
Menu Includes:
Mains
- Large Juicy Prime butt of Beef (with Horseradish Sauce)
- Whole crackling pork legs
- Hot Jacket Potatoes (with Sour Cream)
- Indonesian Rice Salad
- Californian Waldorf
- Italian Pasta Salad
- Vinaigrette Cole Slaw
- Swedish Bean and Mushroom Salad
- Fresh Garden Platters
- Beetroot
- Hot rich brown gravy
- Bread Rolls & Butter
Desserts:
- Strawberry and Passionfruit Cheesecake
- Traditional Pavlova
- Chocolate Mud Cake
- Fresh Fruit Salad
Drinks: (one included with meal)
- Speight's/Cider/Soft Drink
Accommodation
Please click here (32kb pdf) to download a list of great local accommodation providers across the South Waikato area.
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Lake Whakamaru Christian Camp B&B Please click here (910kb pdf) to download the pdf of this great event special on dorm style B&B accommodation for the Lake Whakamaru Christain Camp, its at the base! |
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