CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Peter Blunt
2022-07-20 19:00 - 21:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.00pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Peter Blunt – an introduction to mountaineering in New Zealand
Peter is a long-time CCA member with a trad climbing ethic. He has been rock climbing for 40+ years and has climbed extensively all over the world. Peter undertook initial exploration and development of the Point Perpendicular crag and has set other new routes on mostly obscure remote cliffs. He instructed and taught climbing in the ACT for 35 years in Outdoor Education and is now retired from the workforce.
Peter will talk about his experiences of climbing and mountaineering in New Zealand, drawing on both old and recent visits, and including:

guidance to new climbers on how to get started, where to go, mountaineering courses etc.
access to the NZ mountains and the NZ hut system
the New Zealand Alpine Club Inc. (NZAC), and also the Australian section of the NZAC, and what it offers

Peter has been a regular and popular presenter to our General Meetings:

A 40 year journey through some of the classic middle-grade rock climbs in the Sierras – May 15, 2019
An ascent of The Nose, El Capitan – October 28, 2020

CCA General Meeting (AGM) / guest speaker - Matthew Clark
2022-09-21 19:00 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
This meeting will also be our AGM, so we will include election of CCA office bearers for 2022/2023.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.00pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Matthew Clark, Trekking and Alpine climbing in the Andes

Matt has recently returned from a 2 month trip, spent hiking and climbing in the Peruvian Andes. During the trip, he spent a number of weeks hiking in both the Cordillera Blanca and Cordillera Huayhuash mountain ranges to acclimatise, before setting out to climb a number of intermediate to advanced mountains in the Cordillera Blanca.

Trip highlights include climbing 8 major routes up to D+ in difficulty, summiting four 6,000m peaks and a solo ascent of the North face of Ranrapalca, 6,162m, D+.
Come along and hear Matt talk about the trip, and why he thinks the Andes are the best mountaineering playground in the world!

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Zac Zaharias
2022-11-16 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.00pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: CCA President, Zac Zaharias – climbing in Nepal
Zac will be presenting on his recent reconnaissance of Sita Chuchura (6611m) – a rarely climbed peak in the Dhaulagiri range of western Nepal. The reconnaissance is for a forthcoming summit attempt in 2023.
This was Zac’s first visit to this region since his successful ascent of Dhaulagiri I (8167 m) in 1997, and he will provide some commentary on changes since that climb.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker – Matt Clark
2023-03-22 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.00pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
We also have a guest for dinner – Wyatt Rayna – who is a history Honours student at The Australian National University and is interested in the relationship between the ANUMC and the Australian Army Alpine Club. This relationship includes, of course, the collaboration between the 1988 Baruntse Expedition (comprising members of the ANUMC) and the 1988 Australian Bicentennial Everest Expedition (comprising members of the AAAC). So if any club member would like to share stories about club history with Wyatt, that would be greatly appreciated.
Guest speaker: Matt Clark – trekking and climbing in Nepal’s Khumbu region
Matt spent 8 weeks during last year’s Spring, trekking and then climbing in the famous Khumbu region of Nepal.
Come along and hear Matt’s thoughts on Nepal, and how to trek and climb mostly solo and unsupported, whilst on a small budget.
Highlights include trekking the 3 passes, climbing on the beautiful and deserted 6,400m peak of Cholatse, and sumitting Ama Dablam before the crowds arrived. We even have a surprise unexplored crag that might just be one of the highest rock climbing crags in the world, at over 5,000m!

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Peter Cocker
2023-05-17 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Peter Cocker
Peter Cocker, mountaineer and storyteller, and founder of K7 Adventures, grew up in England and discovered his passion for rock climbing as a teenager. Every day he’d go climbing on his own in the Lakes District rain or shine, often coming home soaked but happy as only those who have found their purpose in life can be.
Peter is 80-something years old now, and is still the inspiration behind K7 although nowadays he employs others to do the hard work of guiding outdoor adventurists. His contribution to the world of mountaineering is detailed in Chapter 6: Upwardly mobile young men of Will Steffen’s book “Himalayan Dreaming: Australian Mountaineering in the Great Ranges of Asia, 1922-1990” (ANU Press, 2017).
Peter will talk about the early days and evolution of climbing at Booroomba Rocks, where there was a simultaneous, spontaneous influx of granite and crack climbers from the UK who found themselves all in Canberra. He will also talk about the local land jurisdiction.

CCA General Meeting / guest speakers Lakpa Sherpa and Chris Burke – climbing and trekking in the Himalaya
2023-07-19 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speakers: Lakpa Sherpa and Chris Burke – climbing and trekking in the Himalaya
Lakpa Sherpa and Chris Burke
Lakpa Sherpa and Chris (Jensen) Burke have climbed many mountains in the Himalaya, including Mount Everest, K2, Kanchenjunga and Annapurna.
Between them, they have more than 25 x 8,000m summits, with Lakpa having multiple successful 8,000m ascents, with summits by both of them on 10 of the world’s highest peaks over 8,000m.
Lakpa is also well known for his successful 18-pitch ice climb of the 800m+ ice-fall known as ‘Losar in Kwangde near Namche Bazaar in Nepal (2006).
Lakpa has led mountaineering expeditions, treks and performed rescues throughout the Himalaya over many years, having commenced his technical training at the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute in Darjeeling (India). For many years, Lakpa had the most summits of Ama Dablam, the jewel of Nepal’s Khumbu region.
Chris has trekked and climbed throughout the Himalaya and around the world more broadly, having also completed the feat known as the ‘7 Summits’, to climb to the summit of the highest peak on each of the 7 continents. Over the years, she has also supported and raised funds for the education and refuge of women and girls in Nepal.
Chris and Lakpa are married and in the last year or so moved from their Sydney base to Canberra.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Prof. Ken Baldwin
2023-09-20 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Prof. Ken Baldwin – The 2023 Gorak Himal (Nepal) exploratory expedition and its roots in the ANUMC
In May this year, with Tim Macartney-Snape and a group of friends from previous expeditions, we explored the remote valleys and high passes of far NW Nepal in the Gorak Himal. With an eye for the many unclimbed 6-7,000m peaks in that part of the Himalaya, we traversed regions that had not been travelled by other expeditions, passing only small hamlets with summer yak and goat herders over the three weeks.
The presentation will put this expedition in the context of other expeditions that arose out of the ground-breaking 1978 ANU Mountaineering Club Himalayan Expedition to Dunagiri, and discuss rekindling the links between the CCA and the ANUMC.
Ken Baldwin is an Emeritus Professor at ANU whose main focus is on advancing the energy transition, particularly for Australia’s export future in the region. A brief summary of his ANUMC connections are as follows:

1974-1977 ANUMC undergraduate member
1978 Secretary and member, ANUMC Himalayan Expedition to Dunagiri (7,066m), India
1980’s ANUMC committee member and President – upgraded old ANU Sport brick climbing wall to include rock holds and cracks
1988 Member, Australian Baruntse Expedition (7,128m), Nepal
1990 ANUMC host and international judge for the Oceania Cup – the first climbing competition between Australia and New Zealand
1991 Built new ANUMC climbing wall with interchangeable holds and overhanging routes
2010 Member, Yangma Expedition, Nepal
2023 Member, exploratory expedition to Gorak Himal, Nepal

Ken Baldwin in the Gorak Himal, far NW Nepal

CCA General Meeting (AGM) / guest speaker Armando Corvini
2023-11-15 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
This meeting will be our AGM, so we will include election of CCA office bearers for 2023/2024 and a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest. The meeting will be followed by our guest speaker presentation, as usual.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.

Guest speaker: Armando Corvini
My life as a mountaineer: From Val Rosandra to the Himalayas and in between
Long-time CCA member, Armando Corvini, will share his passion for, and dedication to, climbing and mountaineering over his life, since his teens climbing the limestone crags of Val Rosandra, in Northern Italy. He will include highlights from his extraordinary experiences, ranging from exhilarating highs to dispiriting near-death experience on the Hiamlayas.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Matt Clark
2024-03-20 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Matt Clark
Matt will be talking about his recent expedition to Mt Makalu (8485 metres), the fifth highest mountain the world.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Hugh Newall
2024-05-15 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Hugh Newall
Hugh spends his time skiing steeps and climbing peaks. Tonight he will be talking about his climbs in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker TBA
2024-07-17 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: TBA

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Hugh Newall – alpine expedition to Bolivia
2024-09-18 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Hugh Newall
Hugh will share his experiences from an unforgettable alpine expedition to Bolivia. Hear stories of high-altitude climbing, choss, spicy leads, taking lead falls on ice, emergency wisdom teeth removal, and the stunning peaks of the Cordillera Real. Hugh will discuss the logistics, planning, and the adventure of mountaineering in one of South America’s most remote regions. Don’t miss this opportunity to get inspired and learn about what it takes to climb in the Bolivian Andes!
Find out more about Hugh and his adventures via Instagram @hughnewall.
Daygin Prescott in the Condoriri Massif (Hugh’s climbing partner)

CCA General Meeting (AGM) / guest speakers Caitlin & Joe Horan – climbing on El Capitan & Yosemite NP
2024-11-20 19:30 - 21:30 | Gungahlin Lakes Golf & Community Club, Gundaroo Drive, Nicholls, ACT, 2913, Australia
This meeting will be our AGM, so we will include election of CCA office bearers for 2024/2025 and a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest. The meeting will be followed by our guest speaker presentation, as usual.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Please note the change of venue from our normal club meetings: this meeting will be held at the Gungahlin Lakes Golf & Community Club. Details are provided below.

Dinner is available at the club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speakers: Caitlin & Joe Horan – climbing on El Capitan & Yosemite NP
Caitlin and Joe Horan will present on their recent ascent of El Capitan on the route Lurking Fear, along with tips and tricks for climbing and visiting Yosemite NP. They will also present on other Californian climbing destinations visited on their recent road trip.
Cait & Joe on Lurking Fear – El Capitan
Speaker profiles
Caitlin Horan is the Principal of Dickson College. She has been climbing for 25 years, and is the Australian Ambassador for Climbers Against Cancer and the title author for ‘More Than It Hurts” – a book about women in climbing. Cait has extensive coaching experience, is a qualified outdoor guide, and is an advocate for the benefits of outdoor education in schools. Cait travels the world climbing and has two ascents of El Capitan under her belt. From bouldering indoors to climbing big walls, she loves climbing in all its forms.
Joe Horan is a Head of Faculty at Alfred Deakin High School, and has been climbing since he was 9 years old. Joe’s passion is for outdoor climbing, but as a former member of the Australian Climbing Team he continues to compete on occasion. Joe has been involved in all areas of the sport from working in gyms to outdoor guiding. Joe is a well-rounded climber, experienced in all disciplines; he is equally at home crushing on a Moonboard as he is ascending a route on El Capitan. He has travelled the world, visiting world class climbing areas and honing his skills.
Cait & Joe Horan atop El Capitan

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Nick Wakeling – Tradventure in Patagonia
2025-03-19 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Lucky Door Prize!
Tonight’s General Meeting will include a Lucky Door Prize, which will be drawn at the meeting. The prize is 2 tickets for Reel Rock 19, screening on Wednesday 26 March.
Time and venue details are here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/reel-rock-19-canberra-tickets-1141777239459
Guest speaker: Nick Wakeling
Tradventure in Patagonia – Argentina and Chile
Nick has recently returned from a 2 month climbing adventure with 4 friends, climbing from single pitches to 750m multipitches in Argentina and Chile. They climbed at some of the best trad crags including Arenales, Frey, and Cochamo. Plus a bonus month of hiking with his partner in El Chalten and Torres Del Paine.
He is excited to share their adventures with you.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker Rick Agnew – ascending Carstensz Pyramid and the so-called Seven Summits
2025-06-18 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Rick Agnew – ascending Carstensz Pyramid and the so-called Seven Summits
Local alpine climber, Rick Agnew, will talk about his recent ascent of Carstensz Pyramid and the so-called Seven Summits – maybe touching on the quest of completing the volcano and the second seven summits.
About Rick
Rick’s high altitude pursuits have taken him across the world for 40 years. He has trekked, climbed, guided and/or co-guided in Australia, Africa, north, central and southern America, Nepal, Tibet, Pakistan, New Zealand, Russia as well as in Antarctica.
He has climbed on four 8,000ers multiple times, including Everest, K2, Manaslu and Shishapangma. He is the oldest Australian to have climbed the Seven Summits (the highest mountains on each continent). He is well on his way to completing the volcano seven summits and working his way towards completing a 2nd Seven Summits.
Rick would probably say that Cerro (mountain) Fitzroy has been his hardest climb and his most favourite place – southern Patagonia, Argentina.
After graduating with a forestry degree, Rick undertook his initial officer and pilot training in the Royal Australia Air Force (RAAF), arguably a solid basis for all things high altitude.
Rick has many Australian and international records, but in gliding he holds over 40, including speed, distance and height records.
His qualifications include a doctorate in risk management, a MBA, masters in defence studies, and a post graduate degree in aviation medicine.
When he is not hanging on the ropes, you can usually find him in a glider or blue water sailing.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker – Matt Clarke, climbing north faces in Chamonix
2025-09-17 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Matt Clarke, climbing north faces in Chamonix
Learn what it’s like to plan for and climb in the birthplace of alpinism!
Matt has just returned from a 4 month trip climbing mostly in Chamonix in the French alps. He completed numerous classics during his visit, including the 1,500m north face of the Grandes Jorasses, crossing from France into Italy, as well as a solo ascent of the Matterhorn and many more.
Come along to hear tips and tricks for planning such a trip, how to find partners safely, and how to manage yourself and others when the bad weather invariably comes and puts a downer on your trip.

CCA General Meeting (AGM) / guest speaker – Caitlin Horan: North American Climbing Adventures: from limestone sport climbing at Wild Iris to big alpine adventures in the Bugaboos, there is a story here for every climber
2025-11-12 19:00 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
This meeting will be our AGM, so we will include election of CCA office bearers for 2025/2026 and a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest. The meeting will be followed by our guest speaker presentation, as usual.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7pm – PLEASE NOTE EARLIER START THAN USUAL!! A table in the name of CCA is booked for 5.30pm.

Guest speaker: Caitlin Horan – North American Climbing Adventures: from limestone sport climbing at Wild Iris to big alpine adventures in the Bugaboos, there is a story here for every climber
Join me for an evening of adventure as I share stories from my journeys across North America, ticking off some of the continent’s 50 most iconic climbs. From the soaring granite spires of The Bugaboos to the legendary columns of Devils Tower, the rugged beauty of the Grand Tetons, the world-class limestone of Wild Iris, and the dramatic expanse of the Cirque of Towers in the Wind River Range; I’ll take you through the landscapes, logistics and unforgettable moments of climbing in these incredible places. Whether you’re a seasoned climber or aspiring adventurer, there will be a route here for everyone.

Why are “The Bugaboos” named after an object of worry, fear or alarm?
Originally named the “Nunataks”, the Bugaboo spires were first noted by a surveying expedition in the late 1800s. Mining brought the first Europeans to the region with a small, ill-fated gold rush occurring in 1895 and 1896 near Bugaboo Falls. The area was prospected and staked, but the meager deposits turned out to be mostly pyrite and galena. The name “Bugaboo” originated from this rush; the term was used by prospectors for a “dead-end”.
Source, and more interesting information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bugaboos
Cait Horan in The Bugaboos

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker: Duncan Brown
2026-03-25 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: Duncan Brown
An outdoor athlete’s life is one of trials and tribulations, but few go through as many as internationally renowned Aussie climber Duncan Brown… and all in his own backyard (Australian Geographic Adventure).
Duncan is a prolific first ascensionist who has been quietly putting up an impressive number of new bouldering routes in the ACT region. Most recently, Duncan and his crew have been dedicating significant time and energy to developing a brand new bouldering area at The Outer Rim, out along Corin Road.
This new zone is quickly generating buzz, and Duncan will be sharing insights into the development of the area and what boulderers can expect from this significant addition to the ACT bouldering scene.

CCA General Meeting / guest speaker: TBA
2026-05-20 19:30 - 21:30, 2026-09-16 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
Come and hear a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest, followed by our guest speaker presentation.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the meeting starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: TBA
(presentation details TBA)

CCA General Meeting (AGM) / guest speaker TBA
2026-11-18 19:30 - 21:30 | Ainslie Football & Social Club, 52 Wakefield Avenue, Ainslie, ACT, 2602, Australia
This meeting will be our AGM, so we will include election of CCA office bearers for 2023/2024 and a rundown of the CCA’s recent activities plus general climbing news and points of interest. The meeting will be followed by our guest speaker presentation, as usual.
CCA members and non-members are welcome.
Dinner is available from The Limestone Kitchen at the Ainslie Football Club, providing a great chance to relax and socialise with other CCA members before the AGM starts at 7.30pm. A table in the name of CCA is booked for 6pm.
Guest speaker: TBA
