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The Reefton Trail Collective started as a roadtrip conversation in 2025 and soon morphed into action and is now a volunteer-driven, community-led organisation making things happen. We’re a group of passionate locals who love Reefton’s tracks and trails and want to see them looked after and used.
Our work ranges from track maintenance and new trail projects to sharing information and helping people discover what’s here. We partner with local organisations, groups, Department of Conservation and others, to work together to care for and develop Reefton's trails.
OUR COMMITTEE
CHAIR - JO NEWBURRY
Jo is our Chairperson and helps keep the Reefton Trail Collective connected. She works alongside the committee to guide the group's direction and is a key point of contact with organisations, agencies and others we work with.
VICE CHAIR/SECRETARY - TARA PAPWORTH
Tara helps keep the wheels turning behind the scenes. As Vice Chair and Secretary, she supports the day-to-day running of the Collective, looks after volunteer coordination and manages our communications and community engagement.
TREASURER/HEALTH & SAFETY - CASANDRA HUTT
Cas keeps an eye on our finances and helps make sure we're operating safely. From managing the books to supporting good health and safety practices, she plays an important role in keeping things running smoothly.
TRACK MAPPING/FUNDING - MATT BOYD
Matt looks after track mapping and helps with funding opportunities. His work helps us better understand and document our trail network, while also supporting the development of future projects.
TRAIL DEVELOPMENT - BEN WILKINS
Ben is focused on developing new trail opportunities and helping turn ideas into reality. He also looks after our tools and equipment, making sure we have what we need to get out there and get the job done.
TRAIL DEVELOPMENT - DUNCAN ROSS
Duncan is focused on developing and maintaining our existing trails, bringing practical knowledge and ideas. He’s also a key leader at our working bees, guiding the team and making sure everyone stays safe.
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