outdoor access

Akatarawa forest walking and tramping (Wellington Region)

Today there is an extensive network of tracks and old logging roads in the Akatarawa Forest. Many of the logging roads were formed over 60 years ago and may be overgrown.
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Gisborne urban coastal strategy - 2005-25

To shape future coastal development trends, the Gisborne District Council has prepared this long-term strategy for the coastal areas in and aro
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Cable Bay footbridge - the council\'s position (Far North DC)

Media release outlining the FNDCs position on the controversial proposed pedestrian overbridge at Cable Bay.
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Tramping Information (Central Hawkes Bay)

With a backdrop of the bush-clad Ruahine Ranges, Central Hawke\'s Bay is well served with bush walks and tramping opportunities.
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Walking and Tramping (Auckland Regional Council)

Outlines walks and tracks in the Auckland Regional Parks network.
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LGNZ Submission on the Outdoor Walking Access Consultation Document

This submission builds on the previous comments Local Government New Zealand has made in Local Government New Zealand's (LGNZ) earlier submissions and discuss
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