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Tourism Locations to Be Covered MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME TOURISM SITE SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 Target Completion Region District Tourism Location Year NORTHLAND Far North Kaeo Complete Takahue 2019 Waitiki Landing 2019 Cape Reinga 2020 Spirits Bay 2020 Twin Coast Cycle Trail. 2020 Wairere Boulders 2020 Ninety Mile Beach 2021 Tane Mahuta 2021 Urupukapuka Island 2021 Whangamumu 2022 Kaipara Kai Iwi Lakes (Taharoa Domain) Complete Glinks Gully 2020 Maunganui Bluff 2020 Omamari 2020 AUCKLAND Auckland Bethells Beach 2021 Anawhata 2022* WAIKATO Thames-Coromandel Papaaroha 2021 Port Charles 2021 Waikato Glen Murray Complete Nikau Cave 2021 Waingaro 2021 Hauraki Waitawheta Track 2021 Otorohanga Pureora Forest 2019 Aotea 2021 South Waikato Waikato River Trails 2022 Waitomo Mokau Complete The Timber Trail 2019 Marokopa 2021 Taupo Rangitaiki 2021 BAY OF PLENTY Western Bay of Plenty Adrenalin Forest 2021 TECT Park 2021 Rotorua Kaingaroa Forest Complete Lake Tarawera Complete Waitangi (Rotorua) Complete Te Wairoa 2021 Opotiki Te Kaha 2020 Maraehako Retreat 2021 Whanarua Bay 2021 *Subject to change as new NDP is approved Page 1 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME TOURISM SITE SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 Target Completion Region District Tourism Location Year GISBORNE Gisborne Eastwoodhill Arboretum 2019 Rere Falls 2019 Anaura Bay 2022 East Cape Lighthouse 2022 MANAWATU- Ruapehu Owhango Complete WHANGANUI Raurimu Complete Whakahoro 2020 Whanganui National Park 2022 Tararua Pongaroa 2022 Horowhenua Makahika Outdoor Pursuits Centre 2020 HAWKE’S BAY Wairoa Waihua 2019 Te Urewera National Park 2020 Te Reinga 2021 Hastings Kaweka Forest Park 2020 Ocean Beach 2020 Tutira 2020 Waipatiki Beach 2020 Central Hawke’s Bay Blackhead 2020 Kairakau Beach 2021 TARANAKI New Plymouth Tongaporutu 2019 Stratford Strathmore 2020 Whangamomona 2020 WELLINGTON Kapiti Coast Otaki Forks 2022 South Wairarapa Cape Palliser 2021 Upper Hutt City Kaitoke Regional Park Complete Lower Hutt City Catchpool 2022 Wellington City Makara 2021 TASMAN Tasman Maruia Falls 2020 Cape Farewell 2021 Heaphy Track 2021 Kahurangi National Park 2021 Lake Rotoroa 2021 Totaranui Beach 2021 Wharariki Beach 2021 Blue Lake 2022 Page 2 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME TOURISM SITE SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 Target Completion Region District Tourism Location Year MARLBOROUGH Marlborough Anikiwa 2020 Kenepuru Head 2020 Okiwi Bay 2020 Pelorus Sound 2020 Rainbow Ski Field 2020 Molesworth Cob Cottage Campsite 2022 NELSON Nelson city Cable Bay 2021 WEST COAST Buller Punakaiki Complete Charleston 2019 Berlins 2020 Buller Gorge 2020 Maruia Springs 2020 The Old Ghost Road 2020 Grey Rapahoe 2019 Westland Lake Wahapo Complete Bruce Bay Complete Haast Complete Lake Moeraki Complete Roaring Billy Falls Complete Lake Mahinapua 2019 Okuru 2019 Pukekura 2019 Gillespies Beach 2020 Hokitika Gorge 2020 Jackson Bay 2020 Okarito Lagoon 2020 Ship Creek 2020 Jacksons 2021 Jacobs River 2021 Lake Ianthe 2021 Lake Paringa 2021 Gates of Haast 2022 Lake Kaniere 2022 Fantail Falls 2022 Page 3 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME TOURISM SITE SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 Target Completion Region District Tourism Location Year CANTERBURY Kaikoura Kekerengu 2021 Mangamaunu 2021 Hurunui Gore Bay 2020 Lewis Pass 2021 St James Trail 2021 Amuri Ski Field 2022 Selwyn Rakaia Gorge 2019 Bealey 2020 Craigieburn 2020 Flock Hill 2020 Mount Cheeseman Ski Field 2022 Mount Olympus Ski Field 2022 Porter Heights Ski Field 2022 Porters Pass 2022 Temple Basin Ski Field 2022 Christchurch City Taylors Mistake Complete Birdlings Flat 2019 Le Bons Bay 2020 Little River 2021 Okains Bay 2021 Ashburton Lake Clearwater 2021 Lake Heron 2021 Mount Potts 2021 Mount Sunday 2021 Mackenzie Albury 2020 Limestone Valley 2020 Mount Dobson Ski Field 2020 Waimate Waitangi 2021 OTAGO Waitaki Waitaki Lakes area Complete Trotters Gorge 2020 Queenstown-Lakes Mou Waho Island, Lake Wanaka Complete Blue Pool 2021 Greenstone Track 2021 Makarora 2021 Paradise 2021 Skippers 2022 Central Otago Lindis Valley 2019 Moa Creek 2020 Clutha Clutha Gold Trail 2020 Taieri Mouth 2020 Page 4 MOBILE BLACKSPOTS PROGRAMME TOURISM SITE SCHEDULES - MAY 2019 Target Completion Region District Tourism Location Year SOUTHLAND Southland Curio Bay 2019 Dipton 2019 Porpoise Bay 2019 Cascade Creek 2021 Catlins Forest Park 2021 Doubtful Sound 2021 Entrances/exits to Routeburn Track 2021 Hollyford Valley 2021 Homer Tunnel 2021 Knobs Flat 2021 Long Beach 2021 Milford Sound 2021 Milford Track 2021 Mirror Lake 2021 Niagara 2021 Te Anau Downs 2021 Page 5.
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