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There are some incredible short walks wideness the district - the coastline from Amberley north and south is spanking-new for walking, Hanmer Springs offers some mythological forest walks while the Weka Pass Walkway is a unconfined walk that takes in some original Maori waddle art. Those wanting increasingly of a rencontre should squint to Mount Grey near Amberley, Mount Isobel near Hanmer Springs and the St James Conservation Area. Each has some incredible tramps on offer - from half day excursions upwards. The weightier thing well-nigh walking the Hurunui is the incredible scenery. You'll enjoy everything from lakes to forests to expansive tall meadows and mountains. Leithfield & Amberley Walks Walkways are well-healed virtually here. You can walk for miles on Amberley and Leithfield Beaches and enjoy views stretching from Christchurch to the Kaikoura ranges on a well-spoken day. The Kowai Walking track (2-3 hours) can be accessed from the LeithfieldWaterfrontcar park. You'll stroll lanugo the Kowai River to the coastal lagoon and waterfront spit – an superstitious opportunity for bird watchers. Mount Grey (Maukatere) is a unconfined place to get some fresh air. It has two picnic areas each with tables and toilets and a variety of walks – some with 360° panoramic views. View Details CheviotZoneWalks Cheviot services a large rural zone that is home to virtually 1,500 people. Its main road is State Highway One so there's no missing this pretty place. Just don't make the mistake of driving through it - you'll be surprised at what it has to offer. New: Cheviot Walking and Cycling Trail Brochure  View Details Culverden & Hurunui Walks Just an hour from Christchurch, the small town of Culverden is a unconfined stop - with delightful shops and mythological walks to stretch your legs. View Details Hanmer Forest Walks That red flags flying in the Hanmer Springs Village centre indicate all tracks are sealed considering of lattermost fire danger. If you would like to get a detailed map well-nigh the walks in Hanmer Springs then throne to The Hanmer Springs i-SITE Visitor Centre. It is prudent to trammels with the This email write is stuff protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for any track closures.   All the forest walks are facilitated by an spanking-new series of carpark wangle points and marked with good signage. The mains carparks are: Chattertons Road for Chatterton River Track and Jacks Pass. Jacks Pass for Chattertons River, Dumblane, and Mt Isobel Summit. Mt Isobel (Clarence Valley Road) for Mt Isobel Track, Dog Stream Waterfall, Spur Track, and Pawson Road to Conical Hill. Waterfall Carpark for Dog Stream Waterfall, Jolliffe Saddle Track, Fir Trail, and Upper Dog Stream. Mullans Road for Spur Track, Nature Trail, Fir Trail, Upper Dog Stream. Jollies Pass Road for Forest Amble, Walk, and Journey, Woodland Walk, Majuba Walk, Upper Dog Stream, Timberlands Trail, and Camp Track. View Details Hanmer Springs Village Walks The Hanmer Springs Community Board has ripened a network of walkways through Hanmer Springs. These walkways provide user-friendly paths for residents and visitors to connect with the wide-stretching range of recreational tracks in the proximal forest areas. The walkways are mostly of plane grade and surfaced in lime-chip, with asphalted touchable over a few upper use stretches. These paths should not be used by mountain bikes which rationalization excessive wear and forfeiture to the surface of the tracks. The network consists of four routes each colour-coded with the Hanmer Springs Walkways sign. Queen Mary Circular (red markers) Grand Triangle (yellow markers) Chisholm - Dog Stream (green markers) Conical Hill - Larch (Brown markers) View Details Hawarden & Waikari Walks Hawarden and Waikari are the gateway to the pristine Hurunui Lakes, set in a secluded inland wilderness. Lake Sumner, Loch Katrine, Lake Sheppard, Lake Taylor and Lake Mason are spanking-new fishing and hunting grounds and are popular for their walking tracks and for camping in this wondrous upper country landscape. View Details Waipara ValleyZoneWalks The Waipara Valley has incredible scenic walks... the Mt Cass and Tiromoana Bush walkways are well worth exploring.  Make sure you bring your camera!     Mt Cass Walkway will be CLOSED from Monday 30 July till mid October for lambing. Please do not enter the property during this time. Tiromoana Bush Walk is OPEN. Visitors are reminded that dogs are prohibited and that mountain wanderlust is not permitted on either of the walkways. 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