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Walking Notes: Barnett Park Walkway
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.
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Exploring Lewis Pass
There is a good range of tracks and routes around Lewis Pass to suit all abilities. Here is a selection of places to visit and shorter trips available in the area.
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St James Walkway
5 days. Easy. One way. Updated 11 May 200611 May 2006.
Beech forest, mountain scenery, farmland, wild horses, mud.
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Walking Notes: Manawatu Riverside Walkway & Bridle Track
The long Manawatu River drains the eastern faces of the
Tararua and Ruahine Ranges before bending through the Manawatu
Gorge, passing by Palmerston North, and finishing on the western
coast of the North Island.
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Walking Notes: Pigeon Bay Walkway
This is a straightforward Banks Peninsula walk following,
for most of its length, a vehicle track over private land.
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Te Waihou Walkway
This is the most beautiful river I have seen in New Zealand. I have read that 67% of NZ's bottled water comes from Here. Water is blue and Cristal Clear. The water from this river is supplied to Putaruru town ...
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Rokeby Hut
Rokeby Hut (4 bunks) is hidden high above the Boyle River. Canvas bunks and a woodstove make for a quaint setting.
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Cannibal Gorge Hut
Cannibal Gorge Hut (20 bunks)is situated on a pleasant grassy bench beside the Maruia River.
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Ada Cullers Hut
Tidy old shack provides shelter and shade from the elements. No mattresses or water supply.
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Old Anne Hut
From across the Anne River. The larger Anne Hut (20 bunks) is adjacent to this old timer.
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Walking Notes: Godley Head Walkway
The Godley Head Walkway is popular with
Christchurch walkers, having good coastal views, and a historic
landscape to explore.
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Walking Notes: Graves Walkway
The Graves Walkway is a cliff-edge walk on the outskirts
of Oamaru. There are penguin colonies at both ends of the walk;
check at the Oamaru Visitor Centre for current viewing times.
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Nydia Walkway
May 2003: Kaiuma Bay to Duncan Bay with three Grannies and a 50yr old youngster.
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Ada Pass Hut
Ada Pass Hut (20 bunks)nestled into the bush edge has a fantastic outlook onto the lower ramparts of Gloriana Peak.
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Magdalen Hut
A nice new hut at the Boyle river end of the St. James Walkway conveniently located to meet the "Atomic Shuttle" bus to Nelson (10:00) or Christchurch (11:00) .
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Ada Pass Hut
20-bunker nested into the bush edge with excellent sub-apline vista from the balcony.
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Magdalen Hut
A brand new 6-bunker, the third hut in this location. Very new and tidy, but no real views of anything.
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Boyle Flats Hut
Nearly identical to the other large 20-bunkers on the St James Walkway, but with the added bonus of a Bay Window. This is an excellent place to soak up the summer sunshine, read a book, or peruse the hut log.
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Christopher Hut
Christopher Hut (20 bunks)sits in the expansive Ada River flats, with good views from the verandah of Faerie Queen and surrounding mountains.
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Cannibal Gorge Hut
Gloriana Peak dominates the valley head, with Cannibal Gorge Hut in foreground.
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Dundle Hill
A new 22 km long private track near Waitomo on the eastern side of the North Island. The walk crosses forest and farmland with superb views back to Ruapehu and Tongariro from the ridges. You can book the walk at ...
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Nydia Walkway
2 days. Easy/medium. One way. Updated 31 May 201131 May.
A shorter neighbour of the Queen Charlotte Track, The Nydia Track explores low saddles and shorelines in the Marlborough Sounds.
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Walking Notes: Waimairi Walkway
The piedmont alluvial plains of Canterbury are formed from debris carried down from the swiftly eroding Southern Alps by rivers such as the Rakaia, the Rangitata, and the Waimakariri.
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Walking Notes: Kaiapoi - Pegasus Bay Walkway
From the small port of Kaiapoi, this walkway edges along farmland, following rivers out to the coast north of Christchurch.
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Walking Notes: Crater Rim Walkway
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 ...
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