Pre-Klimb FAQs
What support will be provided in the lead up to the event?
The Krazy Kosci Klimb is a journey that commences five months prior to the event. During this time we hold two team support meetings and the 'Lap around the Bay' training session for all climbers to assist you in getting ready for the challenge.
- The first meeting will be held online in October.
- The second will be held at Cerebral Palsy Alliance head office at Allambie Heights in January 2026, and it is expected that all teams attend both of these meetings. If location does not allow there will be an online option.
- The Lap around the Bay will be held in December 2025 in Sydney.
In addition to a comprehensive overview of the event and what you can expect, we will provide you with training tips on getting fit and ready to take on the challenge, as well as support in helping you with your fundraising.
There will be regular emails from the Events Team and there is a n Event Manager that you can contact anytime should you have any questions or need assistance.
How much am I expected to fundraise?
Fundraising is part of the challenge and you will be raising money to enable the event and in support of the Health and Wellness Program at Cerebral Palsy Alliance.
Every participant and team are to set a nominal goal and are able to change this themselves based on what is achievable.
We appreciate your support and without your fundraising this event would not be possible. Aim high!
Can I bring an extra family/team member?
If you would like to bring an extra family member or team member over and above the team limit you can put in a request to the Event Manager. Availability is dependent on venue capacity. There may be a cost for extra members.
If you have any questions please contact the Events Manager.
Can I bring my RaceRunner Running Bike or other walking aid to use on the mountain?
You are more than welcome to bring a Race Runner or other walking aid, however they are not suitable for a lot of the climb due to the terrain. Often participants have used it over the start & finish line - where they can be left at Basecamp and we’d have it ready for the last finish line leg.
Can I use my own wheelchair?
Electric wheelchairs are not permitted on the mountain and standard ones are not suitable. If you have indicated that you will require a wheelchair, we will provide you with an all-terrain wheelchair.
Who do I contact if I have more questions?
If you have any questions or would like more information please contact our Krazy Kosci Klimb Event Manager, Mary via:
Email: mary.paehlig@cerebralpalsy.org.au or EVENTS@cerebralpalsy.org.au
Or fill in the online form here
What happens if my team members change last minute?
Any last minute changes need to be made and agreed with the Event Manager.
What happens if I am driving a different car to the one I’ve registered for parking?
National Park Passes are organised for the registration provided. Please ensure you provide the correct information or you may have to purchase your own National Parks Pass.
Can I add another car to register for parking?
Yes, but please let us know by Saturday 17 January, 2026.
What if we are late for the start time?
It is very important you leave the accommodation in Jindabyne with plenty of time to arrive at Charlotte Pass, to park and be ready to climb at your allocated start time. If you are running late please SMS the Events Team.
Klimb Weekend FAQs
Will there be medical assistance on the mountain?
When will I know my allocated start time?
This will be communicated to you onsite when you arrive at the Sport & Recreation Centre in Jindabyne. Teams will leave between 7am-8.30am on Saturday 7 February, 2026.
What happens if we’re not climbing at the rate needed to complete the climb?
This is the 11th year of the Krazy Kosci Klimb and while challenging, we have previously always made sure that everyone is safely off the mountain well before 5pm.
Who do I contact on the day/during the weekend?
