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  • Our Huts
  • What's on
    • What's on
      • 100 Year Celebration T-Shirts
      • 2026 Photo Competition
      • Courses
      • Events
      • Trips
      • Newsletters
      • Merchandise
      • Youth
      • Trapping
    cameron hut anne heery scaled
  • The Club
    • The Club
      • Instruction
      • Trips
      • Climb Log
      • Member benefits
      • Trip Reports
      • Library
      • Expedition Fund
      • Instructor Resources
      • Past Publications
      • Contact
    • About
      • Membership
      • Club Committee
      • Awards
      • Life Members, Club Patrons, and Past Presidents
      • History
    Lockwood Shelter before Phipps Friends of Lockwood Shelter

Instructor Resources

Below are links to all of the important documents for CMC instructors

CMC Daily Weather and Avalanche Evaluation Form

CMC Instructor Checklist

CMC RAMS

CMC SMS

CMC Incident Form

CMC Instructors Trip Plan

 

Course documents

Introduction to Mountaineering

Introduction to Technical Mountaineering

Intermediate Mountaineering

Avalanche Awareness

Backcountry Avalanche Course

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Canterbury Mountaineering Club

The CMC was formed on the 10th April 1925 with a membership base of around 27 adventurers. Originally formed as a tramping club, outings on the Port Hills around Christchurch, and further afield to the foothills of Canterbury were the usual activity. As the club grew, the range of activities grew commensurately.

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