tramping

Te Waihou walkway and spring

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 09/08/2006 - 21:55
Te Waihou walkway and spring - Web page
The walkway is a distance of 4.7 kilometres, with an average walking time of 1½ hours (3 hours return). The terrain varies from easy walking to backcountry trekking with stile crossing.
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
Topics: 
Maps & Guides
Free tags: 
outdoor access
tramping
Taxonomy upgrade extras: 
--6.20 Waikato
-6 Maps & guides

Walking in the Wellington region

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 31/07/2006 - 00:49
New maps for walkers
Walking in the Wellington region - Web page
Lower Hutt man Geoff Aitken has published two maps to encourage people to walk and tramp around Wellington, Kapiti and Wairarapa.
Author(s):
John Rhodes
Publisher(s):
Greater Well
Region (NZ): 
Wellington region
City/Town: 
Hutt
Topics: 
Maps & Guides
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
rural walkways
tramping
Taxonomy upgrade extras: 
--6.50 Wellington
-6 Maps & guides

Tramping Information (Central Hawkes Bay)

Submitted by administrator on Tue, 25/07/2006 - 01:19
Tramping Information (Central Hawkes Bay) - Web page
With a backdrop of the bush-clad Ruahine Ranges, Central Hawke\'s Bay is well served with bush walks and tramping opportunities.
Region (NZ): 
Hawkes Bay
Topics: 
Maps & Guides
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
outdoor access
tramping
Taxonomy upgrade extras: 
--6.45 Hawkes Bay
-6 Maps & guides

Walking and Tramping (Auckland Regional Council)

Submitted by administrator on Mon, 24/07/2006 - 20:34
Walking and Tramping (Auckland Regional Council) - Web page
Outlines walks and tracks in the Auckland Regional Parks network.
Author(s):
Auckland Regional Council
Region (NZ): 
Auckland region
Topics: 
Maps & Guides
Institution: 
Local government
Free tags: 
outdoor access
tramping
Taxonomy upgrade extras: 
--6.15 Auckland
-6 Maps & guides

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