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I WANT to YOUR JOURNEY STARTS at I-SITE Explore Expert Local Knowledge & Bookings in 80 Locations Throughout New Zealand I WANT TO YOUR JOURNEY STARTS AT i-SITE explore Expert local knowledge & bookings in 80 locations throughout New Zealand tairawhitigisborne.co.nz NORTHLAND 18 Otorohanga i-SITE LAKE TAUPŌ/ 48 Whanganui i-SITE Town/city Public conservation land 27 Turongo Street, OTOROHANGA 31 Taupo Quay, WHANGANUI Cape Reinga/ i-SITE Visitor Information Centre locations Te Rerenga Wairua 1 (Information and all travel bookings) (07) 873 8951 RUAPEHU (06) 349 0508 National highway National park DOC Visitor Information Centre locations northlandnz.com Provincial highway Conservation park, 24 (DOC accommodation bookings and 19 Te Kuiti i-SITE 49 Palmerston North i-SITE NZ Great Rides Cycle Trail specially protected area greatlaketaupo.com The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH Far North Cycleway information only) Far North i-SITE Rora Street, TE KUITI NZ Network Cycle Trail Reserve 1 visitruapehu.com Joint i-SITE/DOC Visitor Information Centre Maungataniwha 60 (07) 878 8077 (06) 350 1922 Kaitaia Forest Bay of Te Ahu, Cnr Matthews Ave & Islands locations (Information and bookings) Herekino Omahuta Great Walk Forest Raetea Forest Forest Puketi Kerikeri Forest Opua Waikino South Street, KAITAIA Forest Forest Coastal Gem Tirau i-SITE Tararua i-SITE Warawara Poor Knights Islands Taupō i-SITE 50 Kaikohe Russell 20 37 Forest Marine Reserve Forest (09) 408 9450 Twin Coast Kaiikanui Forest State Highway 1, TIRAU 30 Tongariro Street, TAUPŌ 45 Vogel Street, WOODVILLE Mataraua Cycle Trail Forest Waipoua Forest Marlborough (06) 376 0217 Forest Pukenui WHANGAREI Hokianga i-SITE (07) 883 1202 (07) 376 0027 Forest 2 Kaihu Houto NORTH ISLAND Forest Forest Kauri Coast Whangarei Harbour Tangihua Marine Reserve 29 State Highway 12, OPONONI, Foxton i-SITE Forest / TE IKA-A-MĀUI 21 Tokoroa i-SITE 38 Taumarunui i-SITE 51 Dargaville HOKIANGA | (09) 405 8869 Mangawhai Heads Cape Rodney- DOC Awarua / Haast Visitor State Highway 1, TOKOROA Cnr Main & Wharf Streets, Railway Stn, Hakiaha Street, Okakari Point 70 Marine Reserve (Goat Island/Leigh) Centre Bay of Islands i-SITE (Paihia) (07) 886 8872 TAUMARUNUI | (07) 895 7494 FOXTON | (06) 366 0999 Great Barrier 3 Island (Aotea) Warkworth Opens late 2017 Kaipara Missing Link Tāwharanui Marine Reserve Haast Junction, Cnr SH6 & The Wharf, Marsden Road, 39 Turangi i-SITE Jackson Bay Road, HAAST Orewa PAIHIA | (09) 402 7345 Long Bay- Okura Marine Levin i-SITE Helensville THE COROMANDEL / Ngawaka Place, TURANGI 52 Reserve Te Matuku (03) 750 0809 Marine Reserve AUCKLAND (07) 386 8999 Te Takere Centre, 10 Bath Street, Whitianga Lake Wanaka i-SITE 4 Whangarei i-SITE Motu Manawa Whanganui A Hei 82 -Pollen Island (Cathedral Cove) BAY OF PLENTY Marine Reserve Coromandel Marine Reserve 92 Otaika Road, WHANGAREI LEVIN | (06) 366 0848 Forest Park 103 Ardmore Street, WANAKA DOC Tongariro National Park 40 Thames (03) 443 1233 (09) 438 1079 Hauraki CANTERBURY Rail Trail Whangamata Visitor Centre Tuhua (Mayor Island) Marine Reserve thecoromandel.com Paeroa Waihi DOC Te Rua-o-te-moko / Whakapapa i-SITE 83 bayofplentynz.com WELLINGTON Kaimai Mamaku christchurchnz.com Conservation Fiordland National Park (satellite) Park Te Paepae o Aotea AUCKLAND rotoruanz.com (Volkner Rocks) Marine Reserve kaikoura.co.nz TAURANGA Whakapapa Village, wellingtonnz.com Visitor Centre HAMILTON Raglan mtcooknz.com Whitianga i-SITE State Highway 48, MT RUAPEHU Cambridge Matamata Lakefront Drive, TE ANAU 22 wairarapanz.com Pirongia aucklandnz.com Forest Park Raukumara WHAKATANE Te Awamutu Conservation aorakitourism.co.nz Park 66 Albert Street, WHITIANGA (07) 892 3729 Opotiki (03) 249 7924 Waikato Kawerau River Trail ROTORUA Motu Trails Kapiti i-SITE Whakarewarewa (07) 866 5555 53 TOKOROA State Forest Park Warkworth i-SITE Waitomo 5 Te Kuiti Te Ara Ahi Trail Fiordland i-SITE Ohakune/Ruapehu i-SITE Main Road, PARAPARAUMU Pureora 71 Hurunui i-SITE 84 1 Baxter Street, WARKWORTH 41 Forest Park Thames i-SITE Murupara 19 Town Centre, TE ANAU 23 54 Clyde Street, OHAKUNE (04) 298 8195 TE UREWERA 42 Amuri Ave West, The Timber Great Lake Trail (09) 425 9081 Trail 200 Mary Street, THAMES Pureora Rere Falls Trail Te Tapuwae HANMER SPRINGS | (03) 315 0020 (03) 249 8900 (06) 385 8427 Forest Park TAUPŌ Lake (Marawai to o Rongokako Waikaremoana Marine Reserve Timber Trail Whirinaki Gisborne) Wellington i-SITE Lake Te Pua-a-Tāne GISBORNE (07) 868 7284 54 Parininihi Marine Reserve Connection Conservation Park Taupō 6 Auckland i-SITE Taumarunui Queenstown i-SITE Kaikoura i-SITE 85 Waiouru i-SITE 111 Wakefield Street, Mountains to 72 42 Whanganui Sea Connection Turangi NEW PLYMOUTH Journey - Princes Wharf Tapuae Marine Reserve DOC Kauaeranga Visitor Centre Forgotten World Highway Wairoa West End, KAIKOURA Clocktower building, Cnr 24 National Army Museum, WELLINGTON | (04) 802 4860 Kaimanawa Shed 19, 137 Quay Street, Princes Forest Kaweka Kauaeranga Valley Rd, THAMES Park Camp & Shotover Streets, State Highway 1, WAIOURU EGMONT TONGARIRO Tongariro Forest (03) 319 5641 NATIONAL Northern Circuit Park Stratford WHANGANUI NATIONAL Wharf, AUCKLAND (07) 867 9080 55 DOC Pōneke / Wellington PARK NATIONAL PARK QUEENSTOWN | (03) 442 4100 Opens late 2017 PARK Ohakune (09) 365 9914 Visitor Centre Mountain NAPIER 73 Kaiapoi i-SITE Gentle Annie Hawera to Sea Trail Hawke’s Bay 25 Waihi i-SITE Trails 143 Williams Street (Cnr Williams 86 DOC Whakatipu-wai DOC Tāmaki Makarau / 18 Manners St, WELLINGTON HASTINGS -Māori / Queenstown 126 Seddon Street, WAIHI WESTERN NORTH (04) 384 7770 & Charles Streets), KAIAPOI Auckland Visitor Centre Ruahine Forest (07) 863 6715 WHANGANUI Park (03) 327 3134 Visitor Centre (09) 379 6476 ISLAND 56 Upper Hutt i-SITE 50 Stanley Street, QUEENSTOWN Manawatu Opens September 2017 Tauranga i-SITE Cycleway 26 Te Angiangi 74 Akaroa i-SITE Expressions Arts & Entertainment Marine (03) 442 7935 Reserve Route 95 Willow Street, TAURANGA PALMERSTON 74a Rue Lavaud, AKAROA Centre, 836 Fergusson Drive, Westhaven NORTH Auckland i-SITE - SKYCITY taranaki.info Tararua (Te Tai Tapu) 7 FOXTON Marine Traverse (07) 578 8103 Reserve (03) 304 7784 87 Cromwell i-SITE Level P3, Skycity, Cnr Victoria visitwhanganui.nz UPPER HUTT | (04) 527 2168 LEVIN North West Abel Tasman Nelson Coast Track Kapiti Island 2d The Mall, CROMWELL Forest Park Marine and Tararua manawatunz.co.nz Nature Reserve Forest & Federal Streets, AUCKLAND Rotorua i-SITE Christchurch Airport 27 Takaka Park 75 57 Masterton i-SITE (03) 262 7999 ABEL TASMAN Tonga Island Heaphy Track (09) 365 9918 1167 Fenton Street, ROTORUA NATIONAL PARK Marine Reserve MASTERTON i-SITE Cnr Dixon and Bruce Streets, Kahurangi Tasman’s Horoirangi Queen Charlotte Great Track Marine Reserve Marine Wairarapa New Plymouth i-SITE KAHURANGI Taste Motueka Reserve Valley Cycleway (07) 348 5179 43 NATIONAL PARK Trail Long Island - 88 Alexandra i-SITE MASTERTON | (06) 370 0900 Kokomohua Christchurch Airport, 8 Auckland i-SITE - International Karamea NELSON Marine Reserve LOWER HUTT Martinborough Picton WELLINGTON 65 St Aubyn Street, North West Queen 21 Centennial Avenue, Nelson Charlotte Drive Rimutaka CHRISTCHURCH | (03) 741 3980 Mount Forest Airport Terminal Forest Park Redwoods i-SITE Dun Mountain Richmond 28 Trail Taputeranga Park NEW PLYMOUTH | (06) 759 0897 Martinborough i-SITE Forest Park Rimutaka 58 The Old Marine Aorangi ALEXANDRA | (03) 262 7999 Cycle Trail Ghost Road Reserve Forest BLENHEIM Park Arrivals Hall, International Longmile Road, ROTORUA Golden Down Christchurch i-SITE 18 Kitchener Street, Trail 76 Westport to Old Ghost Road 62 Motueka i-SITE DOC Taranaki / Old Ghost Road Roundabout Terminal, Auckland Airport, (07) 348 5179 44 89 Roxburgh i-SITE Westport Arts Centre, 28 Worcester MARTINBOROUGH Murchison Molesworth 20 Wallace Street, MOTUEKA AUCKLAND | (09) 365 9925 Egmont National Muster Trail Rainbow Boulevard, CHRISTCHURCH 120 Scotland Street, ROXBURGH (06) 306 5010 Trail (03) 528 6543 Whakatane i-SITE Victoria 29 Park Visitor Centre PAPAROA Forest NATIONAL PARK Park NELSON LAKES (03) 262 7999 NATIONAL PARK (03) 379 9629 Cnr Quay St & Kakaharoa Drive, Punakaiki Reefton 2879 Egmont Road, Punakaiki Victoria Marine Reserve Forest Ka Whata Tu Park 63 DOC Rotoiti / Nelson Lakes o Rakihouia St James Conservation Park WHAKATANE | (07) 306 2030 Cycle Trail Ranfurly i-SITE WAIKATO NEW PLYMOUTH | (06) 756 0990 Visitor Centre DOC Ōtautahi / Christchurch 90 Kaikoura Greymouth Hanmer Visitor Centre 3 Charlemont Street, RANFURLY Forest Park Hanmer Springs Opotiki i-SITE West Coast View Road, ST ARNAUD 30 DOC Dawson Falls Visitor Wilderness Trail 45 Kumara Hikurangi (03) 262 7999 hamiltonwaikato.com Marine Reserve Hokitika (03) 521 1806 (03) 379 4082 70 Bridge Street, OPOTIKI Centre Lake Sumner Forest Park ARTHUR’S PASS (07) 315 3031 NATIONAL PARK Manaia Road, KAPONGA 9 Huntly i-SITE 77 Methven i-SITE (027) 443 0248 Craigieburn OTAGO/SOUTHLAND 156 Great South Road, HUNTLY 31 Kawerau i-SITE Forest Park SOUTH ISLAND / WEST COAST 160 Main Street, METHVEN Waiau Glacier Coast Marine Reserve Touring the Korowai Torlesse West Coast Tussocklands Park (07) 828 6406 Plunket Street, KAWERAU TE WAIPOUNAMU (03) 302 8955 46 Stratford i-SITE WESTLAND TAI POUTINI NATIONAL PARK Franz Josef/Waiau waitakinz.com (07) 323 6300 CHRISTCHURCH Miranda Street, STRATFORD Fox Glacier westcoastnz.com Raglan i-SITE AORAKI 10 MOUNT COOK 78 Ashburton i-SITE dunedinnz.com NATIONAL PARK Methven Little River
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