Registrations now open for 2019!
It’s been confirmed that the 2019 Naki Run Amuck will be supporting New Zealand Land Search and Rescue Incorporated (LandSAR) Ta...
01 November, 2018 No commentJoin packs of the fearless, the forceful, and the unclean at the Naki Run Amuck – held at Urenui Beach. Go as a team or alone. Get muddy to win or just for fun. It’s loads of fun, take a look
As organisers of this annual charity event, Rotary Club of New Plymouth North announces a primary beneficiary for each annual Run Amuck. Other beneficiaries will be Rotary projects and local Urenui Community groups that help make the event a huge success. In 2018 Naki Run Amuck supported operational costs for Surf Life Saving Taranaki.
New Zealand Land Search and Rescue Incorporated (LandSAR) was established as an incorporated society in 1994. Our volunteers operate in suburban, urban, wilderness and rural areas including regional and forest parks, shorelines and caves.
In 2019 your participation in Naki Run Amuck will go towards supportingNew Zealand Land Search and Rescue Incorporated (LandSAR) who save hundreds of people each year.
Ladies Under 40 yrs | 5km | 10km |
Ladies 40 and over | 5km | 10km |
Mens Under 40yrs | 5km | 10km |
Mens 40 and over | 5km | 10km |
Teams | 5km | 10km |
TSSSA Secondary Team | 5km | |
TSSSA Secondary Individual | 5km | |
Years 4-8 | 3.2km | |
Families with children Up to Year 8 | 3.2km |
Entries to the event will be limited. Note The Families and Years 4-8 events will be run together. Follow our Facebook page and sign up to our newsletter to keep informed about the 2019 event.
Entries open
Individual: | $60 |
Team: | $55 per person for teams of six people or more |
Student: | $35 for secondary students |
Child: | $20 for primary/intermediate students (4-8years) |
Family: | $120 for 2 adults and 3 children |
Late entries accepted prior to the event when registering in person (not available online). Additional $5 per entry.
2pm to 4pm Collection of registration packs and late registration St Marys Peace Lounge, 44 Vivian Street, New Plymouth
9am to 11am Collection of registration packs and late registration Urenui Domain Hall
11:15am Muster at start for briefing
11:30am Start of event for all categories
2:30pm Prizegiving at the venue or earlier if the event finishes earlier.
It is strongly advised that competitors wear a thermal polypropylene top and running shoes during the event. You will get wet and muddy. We also advise you to tape your shoes so they don’t fall off as easily. DO NOT wear jewellery.
A dry set of clothing, beanie and jacket is highly recommended following your event. Football or Rugby boots with molded studs are acceptable, running spikes or boots with aluminium studs are not permitted.
There will be hot showers available to clean yourself up so bring a towell! There will also be hot drinks given out to warm you up from the inside!
Complimentary Hot Barkers drink, kindly donated by Pak n Save New Plymouth, along with a Mike’s Ale after the event.
Please phone Urenui Beach Camp for caravan sites, tent sites or on site caravan hire.
Urenui Beach Motor Camp
148 Urenui Beach Road, Urenui,
Lower North Island 4349
Phone: 06 752 3838
Fax: 06 752 3838
It’s been confirmed that the 2019 Naki Run Amuck will be supporting New Zealand Land Search and Rescue Incorporated (LandSAR) Ta...
01 November, 2018 No commentA massive thanks to our sponsors for 2018. We’ve had a massive contribution from our sponsors and from the community this year. ...
23 April, 2018 No commentAt a glance: Event date: 13th May 2018 2.8km course for Year 4,5 &6 students 3.4km course for Year 7&8 students 2pm star...
12 February, 2018 No commentThe annual Naki Run Amuck events are organised by Rotary Club of New Plymouth North. We’re here to answer any questions you may have about this event, and we would love to hear from any expressions of interest towards providing sponsorship in 2019. Send us a message in the form here and we will be in contact, or give us a call.
Tel: 027 922 3044
Postal address:
Naki Run A Muck
PO Box 520
New Plymouth
New Zealand