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Horokoau / Mt. Tasman Aoraki / Mt. Cook FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER Times given are from the start of track and are TOWNSHIP approximate. Ensure that you get the latest @glaciercountrynz Franz Josef Glacier track, safety and weather information from the Ka Roimata o Hine Hukatere Visitor Centre before starting your walk. #GlacierCountryNZ A. FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER VALLEY WALK www.GLACIERCOUNTRY.CO.NZ Up to 1 hr 30 mins return. Walk to a view point of the glacier terminal face. Please heed all signs & barriers. NO FREEDOM CAMPING. CAMPING IS ONLY PERMITTED AT GLACIER ACCESS ROAD B. SENTINEL ROCK WALK COMMERCIAL & DOC SITES Franz Josef Glacier 20 mins return. A steady climb for views of the glacier. township to glacier carpark 1 is 5 km (10 mins drive). C. DOUGLAS WALK/PETERS POOL H 1 1 hour loop or 20 mins return to Peter’s Pool for a I A 2 fantastic reflective view up the glacier valley. 2 16 D. LAKE WOMBAT TRACK 26 25 F B 1 hr 30 mins return. Easy forest walk 4 17 Condon Street FIRE C to small reflective pond. 29 50 3 Cron Street 30 E. ALEX KNOB TRACK 31 5 34 8 hours return. A day trek up to sub- 15 14 11 9 7 18 36 35 32 alpine terrain with superb views. 12 8 33 D 10 9 39 POLICE F. TERRACE WALK Street Cowan 37 E 20 22 19 39 38 Scott Base 10 mins return. Easy forest walk. Take a flashlight to 24 40 41 State Highway 6 view glow-worms after dusk. No Glacier Access. 21 42 G 23 St Wallace 44 43 G. CANAVAN’S KNOB WALK 48 45 Bus Glacier Base 48 47 55 Stop Information Kiosk Lake Wombat 1 hr return climb to views of glacier and coast. 47 58 55 59 54 H. CALLERY GORGE WALK State Highway 6 Waiho River Franz Josef Glacier 1 hr 20 mins return. Walk through rainforest to the Alpine Adventure Waiho Flat Road Callery Gorge Bridge site. Return the way you came. Centre Airstrip South to: Apartments FOX GLACIER (30 mins drive) 54 Perivale Farm Cottage 03 752 0608 I. TATARE TUNNELS WALK Douglas Dr Haast, Wanaka and Queenstown 1 hr 20 mins return. Take a flashlight to explore the 3 The Terrace 03 752 0130 old tunnel. Be prepared to wade through cold water. J Backpackers J. GIBB TRAIL 2 Chateau Backpackers & Motels 03 752 0738 Short 900m dual use forest walkway/cycleway that Attractions 16 Franz Josef Montrose 03 752 0188 connects Medical Centre to Main Road / SH6. N 75 Andris Apse Gallery Ōkārito 03 753 4241 18 Glow Worm Accommodation 03 752 0172 K. ŌKĀRITO TRIG WALK 71 MTB track 48 Amaia Luxury Spa 03 752 0555 ext 1016/7309 9 Rainforest Retreat 03 752 0220 Stony 35 Franz Josef Clay Target Shooting 0800 274 668 1 YHA Franz Josef 03 752 0754 1 hr 30 mins return, climb to panoramic view Creek 63 School MAP NOT TO SCALE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION — WALKS OF CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT of lagoons, glaciers, ocean & alps. 68 67 24 Glacier Hot Pools 0800 044 044 Hotels 69 64 83 Petr Hlavacek Gallery (Whataroa) 03 753 4199 L. THREE MILE PACK TRACK ŌKĀRITO COASTAL WALK Ferguson Pl 70 Oasis Hotel 03 752 0611 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS 80 Whataroa Golf Course 027 360 4427 3 hr 30 mins return, following an historic pack Donovan Dr 47 Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier 03 752 0729 track. Mountain and glacier views. Check tide 65 EMERGENCY Dial 111 19 West Coast Wildlife Centre 03 752 0600 48 Te Waonui Forest Retreat 03 752 0555 tables for low tide beach access. First section of 74 POLICE 03 752 0044 59 Westland Wonderland 03 752 0793 Potters Ln 70 66 B&B and Lodges track fully accessible (Ōkārito Wetland Walk). Medical Centre 0800 794 325 Guided Glacier Walks (Helihikes) Potters Tatare 16 Franz Josef Montrose 03 752 0188 M. PAKIHI WALK - ŌKĀRITO Creek 22 Franz Josef Glacier Guides 0800 484 337 Greens Rd River 65 Holly Homestead B&B 03 752 0299 30 mins easy walk with superb views 73 55 Fox Glacier Guiding - The Hub 0800 111 600 74 Kahere Retreat 03 752 0140 of mountains & rainforest. ATM - outside Wildlife Centre 32 The Helicopter Line 03 752 0767 73 Ribbonwood Retreat 03 752 0072 TE ARA A WAIAU DUAL USE WALKWAY/CYCLEWAY 26 Community Hall & Gym 03 752 0212 Guided Tours 63 Westwood Lodge 03 752 0112 Walk: 2 hrs return, Cycle: 1hour return. From the Lake Mapourika 71 Franz Alpine Mechanical 03 972 8300 43 Across Country Quad Bikes 0800 234 288 Motels Waiho bridge to the glacier car park. 4km one way. 82 Glacier Rafting 0508 669 675 Kayak tours, boat tours & Bus Bookings (North & South) 4 10 Cottages 0800 10 10 01 MacDonald’s Stand Up Paddleboards 2 Chateau Backpackers & Motels 03 752 0738 36 Glacier Valley Eco Tours 0800 925 586 10 58 On Cron Motel 03 752 0627 Creek can be booked in i-SITE Visitor Information 0800 354 748 80 White Heron Sanctuary Tours 0800 523 456 17 Alpine Glacier Motel 0800 757 111 North to: Franz Josef (#12) 5 Alice May Restaurant & Bar 03 752 0740 Kayaking & Boat Tours 15 Aspen Court Motel 03 752 0210 1 YHA Franz Josef 03 752 0754 ACCOMMODATION Hokitika, DOC Campsite 30 Blue Ice Restaurant & Bar 03 752 0707 12 Glacier Country Kayaks & SUPs 0800 423 262 7 Bella Vista Motel Franz Josef 03 752 0008 Greymouth 47 Canavans & Glasshouse at Shuttle Service to Glacier Carpark 34 Glacier Shuttles & Charter 0800 999 739 12 Glacier Country Lake Tours 0800 423 262 2 Chateau Backpackers & Motels 03 752 0738 Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier 03 752 0729 78 Ōkārito Boat Eco Tours 03 753 4223 69 Franz Alpine Retreat 03 752 0204 Three Mile 37 Full of Beans Cafe 03 752 0139 Information 77 Ōkārito Kayaks 0800 652 748 64 Franz Josef Top 10 Holiday Park 03 752 0735 83 (2.5km) Ōkārito Turn off Lagoon 21 Glacier Base Café 0800 484 337 20 Department of Conservation 15 mins drive 81 White Heron Sanctuary Tours 0800 523 456 68 Glacier Highway Motel 03 752 0066 Visitor Centre 03 752 0360 ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS 80 K 14 King Tiger Restaurant and Bar 03 752 0060 Scenic Flights & Skydiving 66 Glacier View Motel 0800 484 397 45 The Landing Restaurant and Bar 03 752 0229 i-SITE Visitor Information 0800 354 748 ŌKĀRITO L SERVICES 42 Air Safaris 03 752 0716 67 Glenfern Villas 03 752 0054 Lake 9 Monsoon Bar & Restaurant 03 752 0101 Scott Base Information Centre 03 752 0288 82 FOOD & DRINK 58 HeliServices.NZ Fox & Franz 03 752 0793 18 Glow Worm Accommodation 03 752 0172 81 Wahapo 78 75 40 Snake Bite Brewery 03 752 0234 Foreign Exchange 79 L 29 Glacier Country Helicopters 0800 359 372 8 Punga Grove 03 752 0001 39 Fern Grove Gifts & Souvenirs 03 752 0731 9 Rainforest Retreat 03 752 0220 M 77 79 Glacier Country Scenic Flights 0800 423 463 Petrol & Postal Agency 44 Glacier Helicopters 03 752 0755 3 The Terrace 03 752 0130 31 Glacier Motors 03 752 0725 WHATAROA 32 The Helicopter Line 03 752 0767 Holiday Parks 39 Fern Grove Gifts & Souvenirs 03 752 0731 Churches 41 Mountain Helicopters 0800 369 423 64 Franz Josef Top 10 Holiday Park 03 752 0735 Ōkārito Lagoon 38 Four Square Supermarket 03 752 0177 25 Our Lady of the Alps Catholic Church 33 Skydive Franz & Fox Glacier 0800 458 677 11 Orange Sheep Campervan Park 021 154 7891 55 Fox Glacier Guiding Gift Shop 03 752 0131 50 St James Anglican Church 23 Vantage Helicopters 03 752 0020 9 Rainforest Retreat 03 752 0220 SHOPS map updated August 2019 TASMAN SEA Aoraki / Mt. Cook Horokoau / Mt. Tasman @glaciercountrynz FOX GLACIER #GlacierCountryNZ TOWNSHIP www.GLACIERCOUNTRY.CO.NZ NO FREEDOM CAMPING. Fox Glacier CAMPING IS ONLY PERMITTED AT Te Moeka o te Tuawe COMMERCIAL & DOC SITES North to: FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER (30 mins drive) Hokitika, Greymouth Health Clinic Lake Gault 5 25 2 7 3 2 8 Sullivan Road Fox Glacier Airstrip 9 10 1 24 18 11 E 26 12 27 20 LAKE MATHESON 21 15 24 Lake Matheson carpark is 6km 28 20 22 A from Fox Glacier township. FIRE C 30 29 Fox Glacier State Highway 6 Pekanga Drive Guiding D 31 Frames Road Lake Matheson Kerrs Road Fox B 32 School River 34 33 N South to: F Bruce Bay, Lake Paringa, 35 Haast, Wanaka and Lake Matheson Road Cook Flat Road Queenstown 37 MAP NOT TO SCALE 36 Williams Drive 20 Fox Glacier Guiding Gift Shop 03 751 0825 39 (46 km) G - Peak 10 Fox General Store 03 751 0829 The Visitor Centre at Franz Josef (open 7 days) offers information Viewpoint 35 ReflectioNZ Gifts & Gallery 03 751 0753 about Westland Tai Poutini National Park and Te Wahipounamu Mahitahi Lodge SHOPS South West New Zealand World Heritage Area. Hut tickets are issued. After hours information is available outside the front 40 (60 km) West to: entrance of the Visitor Centre and online doc.govt.nz The Salmon Farm Gillespies Beach Backpackers Ensure that you get the latest track, safety and weather (21 km drive) information from the Visitor Centre or DOC Office before starting from Fox township. 2 Fox Glacier Pod Hostel 0800 HOSTEL Road is unsealed, 33 Fox Glacier Top 10 Holiday Park 03 751 0821 your walk. Track ‘I’ - Copland Track (26 km) windy and narrow 3 Ivory Towers Backpackers 03 751 0838 Times given are from start of the track and are approximate.
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    NHRP Contestable Research Project A New Paradigm for Alpine Fault Paleoseismicity: The Northern Section of the Alpine Fault R Langridge JD Howarth GNS Science Miscellaneous Series 121 November 2018 DISCLAIMER The Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences Limited (GNS Science) and its funders give no warranties of any kind concerning the accuracy, completeness, timeliness or fitness for purpose of the contents of this report. GNS Science accepts no responsibility for any actions taken based on, or reliance placed on the contents of this report and GNS Science and its funders exclude to the full extent permitted by law liability for any loss, damage or expense, direct or indirect, and however caused, whether through negligence or otherwise, resulting from any person’s or organisation’s use of, or reliance on, the contents of this report. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE Langridge, R.M., Howarth, J.D. 2018. A New Paradigm for Alpine Fault Paleoseismicity: The Northern Section of the Alpine Fault. Lower Hutt (NZ): GNS Science. 49 p. (GNS Science miscellaneous series 121). doi:10.21420/G2WS9H RM Langridge, GNS Science, PO Box 30-368, Lower Hutt, New Zealand JD Howarth, Dept. of Earth Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand © Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences Limited, 2018 www.gns.cri.nz ISSN 1177-2441 (print) ISSN 1172-2886 (online) ISBN (print): 978-1-98-853079-6 ISBN (online): 978-1-98-853080-2 http://dx.doi.org/10.21420/G2WS9H CONTENTS ABSTRACT ......................................................................................................................... IV KEYWORDS ......................................................................................................................... V KEY MESSAGES FOR MEDIA ............................................................................................ VI 1.0 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 7 2.0 RESEARCH AIM 1.1 — ACQUIRE NEW AIRBORNE LIDAR COVERAGE ..............
  • Haast Regional Walks Brochure

    Haast Regional Walks Brochure

    Mäori first settled here at least 800 years ago, the sea, Haast Visitor Centre Introduction coast and navigable rivers providing main points of access. Mäori settlement and activity was centred around Information on the Te Wähipounamu - South West New The Haast area is more than a collection of small gathering, carving and trading precious jade, known as Zealand World Heritage Area, other lands administered by settlements near the main highway or along the road to pounamu (greenstone). Jackson Bay Okahu. It is a diverse region, stretching the Department of Conservation, tracks, accommodation European settlement was attempted at Jackson Bay Okahu from Knights Point to the Cascade Valley and inland to the and advice on recreational opportunities in the Haast area during the 1870s. The pioneers’ attempt to “tame” the forest-lined Haast Pass. The area offers a wide variety of can be obtained from the Haast Visitor Centre at Haast landscape was largely unsuccessful but their efforts left scenery, chances to view wildlife and many recreational (situated on the corner of SH6 and the Jackson Bay Road). a tradition of South Westland residents as being tough, opportunities. Hut tickets, hunting permits, maps, conservation souvenirs resilient and independent. and publications can also be obtained from the visitor The region is famous for it’s dramatic coastline - the This brochure should help visitors find their way around the centre. EFTPOS is available. sweeping curves of beaches, the rugged cliff tops, and Haast area. Displays at the Department of Conservation’s the striking rock formations at Knights Point south of Lake Haast Visitor Centre and at other sites within the World Moeraki.