Port

The Barnett Park Walkway is a short, convenient loop track out of suburban Christchurch onto the Port Hills. It climbs a narrow valley up to a cave, which is visible from the beginning of the walk.   More »

Until the Summit Road over Evans Pass was completed in 1857, the Bridle Path was the only route available to Canterbury settlers travelling from Lyttelton Harbour over the Port Hills.   More »

There are several worthwhile walks in the Cheviot area.   More »

The Godley Head Walkway is popular with Christchurch walkers, having good coastal views, and a historic landscape to explore.   More »

A pleasant loop through a pocket of forest above Sumner.   More »

Bald Cone gaurds the entrance to South Arm, Port Pegasus on Stewart Island. The climb to the summit weaves its way through giant granite rocks and then steeply up large rock slabs. Views are stunning   More »

One of the stangests NZ landscapes. These spectacular granite domes are behind Port Pegasus in Southern Stewart Island. Access can be a bit of a lottery with frequent belts of tough stunted scrub to navigate and fast moving wind and ...   More »

Godley Head Walkway   More »

The new Hump Ridge Track links the Waitutu coastline west of Invercargill with the subalpine landscape of the Hump Ridge. Historic buildings and viaducts.   More »

The Port Hills are a distinctive feature of the Christchurch skyline, being part of the extinct Lyttelton Volcano. Although largely cleared of natural vegetation by past burning, pockets remain, and substantial revegetation work has been undertaken. Walking is exposed to sun and wind, and ...   More »

Stewart Island is a strange, isolated, and profoundly pleasant place.   More »

From Sumner, this is a walk along the tops of the coastal sea cliffs leading to the bach community of Taylors Mistake.   More »