Naseby Ice Rink

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+64 3-444 9270

Address:
1057 Channel Road, Naseby, New Zealand

Naseby is a small town, formerly a borough, in the Maniototo area of Central Otago, New Zealand. It is named after a village in Northamptonshire, England, the site of the Battle of Naseby in 1645. Previous names of the township were Parker’s, Hogburn and Mt Ida.An important township during the gold rush of the 1860s, much of the town has been preserved from this time and has something of the air of a working museum. At its peak, the population of the town was close to 4,000, but by the time administrative boundaries were changed in the 1980s, it had become New Zealand's smallest borough, with a population of only around 100. As of 2012 Naseby has a reputation as a quiet holiday spot. The nearest town, Ranfurly, lies 15 kilometres away. Winters in Naseby are very harsh for New Zealand. Naseby is one of New Zealand's principal curling venues. The town also has an ice rink and New Zealand's only ice luge track .
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Naseby ice rink open for winter

The Naseby ice rink opened on June the 5th, and a natural luge is due to open within a fortnight, as long as they get a good few frosts.

Naseby Ice Luge

The only ice luge track in the Southern Hemisphere is located at a pretty little village in Central Otago, New Zealand. Between Dunedin and the Queenstown/Wanaka area this is a must do winter attraction. Open June to August (weather permitting). Best phone ahead and check. Also outdoor ice skating and curling.

Naseby NZ - Curling

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Luging in Naseby New Zealand

Naseby is home to the only ice luge track in the Southern Hemisphere

Curling in New Zealand: Naseby Indoor Curling Rink – New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year

Day 185: That’s right, today’s activity is curling at New Zealand’s one and only dedicated indoor curling rink in Naseby! It’s our first time curling, so come and check out curling in New Zealand with us!

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Today we are in Ranfurly in Central Otago. It’s pretty much the middle of nowhere which means it has a lot of character and charms. However, did you know that in the nearby village of Naseby is New Zealand’s only dedicated indoor curling rink?! Actually it is the only indoor curling rink in the Southern Hemisphere. Let’s check it out!

We head from Ranfurly Holiday Park to the Naseby Curling Rink where we get some lessons on how to do curling for beginners from Maniototo Curling International. We have never done curling before but we are stocked to be doing curling in New Zealand for the first time!

Learning curling in New Zealand is something we didn’t expect to do in New Zealand but it definitely appealed to our competitive nature. If there was ever a New Zealand sport you wanted to try yourself, why not curling?!

So what do you think of this curling experience in New Zealand? Would you try this curling in the South Island experience? LUK in the comments!

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Naseby Luge Opens 2010 TVNZ

The first snow arrives Friday 28th May.

The car buffs will spot a Trekka making it's way through town.

Naseby luge - skating

Skating on luge track in Naseby(New Zealand).
Whole track is open for public. For more information visit fb page.

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DCMC Ice Skating at Naseby

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DCMC Ice skating at Naseby, Central Otago.

NASEBY LUGE OPENING 2008 TVNZ

TVNZ's 'Close-Up' coverage of Naseby Luge opening school-camp 08th July 2008.

NASEBY LUGE OPENS 2008 TV3

TV3's coverage of The Naseby Ice Luge opening July 2008 [went to air 08th July 2008]

Naseby New Zealand curling winning shot

Naseby curling with friends

2007 NEW ZEALAND OUTDOOR BONSPIEL Day 1-TV1

2007 Two day New Zealand National outdoor Bonspiel. The first day in freezing fog. TV1 clip.

Promo for The Naseby Ice Luge

Come and ride The Naseby Luge!

New Zealand Part 1: Dunedin and Naseby

This is part one of my trip to New Zealand. Stay tuned for more.

Naseby 12hr Challenge 2019

Whether in teams or doing the 12 hour race solo, there was fun to be had at this years Naseby 12hr Challenge. Glorious day, if a bit chilly -3 degrees celsius. I certainly had fun tramping the tracks and catching the action.

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Moshin Nassib Talking about Naseby Centre Youth projects

Moshin is a youth worker at the Naseby Centre. He shares his views on their youth projects and how they are directly benefitting individuals and the wider community.

New Zealand Campervan Holiday 2008: Historic Naseby - gold and winter sports

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The Central Otago region of New Zealand's South Island is well known for at least three things: gold fields, stone fruit growing and curling. What's that, you may be thinking. Check it out and see for yourself.
To guarantee the right conditions, Naseby now has a fine indoor curling rink rather than relying on natural winter freezing.
The town may be small, but it has more than it's fair share of interesting buildings and sites. It's well worth a winter visit (we were there in August 2008). Try not to get bogged at the holiday park like we did, though.
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