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Discover the Lindis region brochure

Published:

June 2010

A brochure about things to see and do from Omarama to Lindis Valley.

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Discover the Lindis region (PDF, 1960K)

Summary

The Lindis Pass area is New Zealand's best known tussock landscape. It provides a stunning visual backdrop for motorists and cyclists travelling along State Highway 8 (S H 8).

Discover the Lindis region brochure cover.
A joint publication between Otago and
Canterbury conservancies

Recreational opportunities here have grown over recent years, from short walks to challenging mountain biking and tramping trips on public conservation land.

The tracks leading off SH8 are described in sequence for people heading south.

The brochure covers:

  • What to take
  • Public access easements
  • Ahuriri River access
  • Ahuriri valley access
  • Dalrachney Road bridge access
  • Pavilion Peak Track
  • Roadside points of interest
  • Lindis Pass Scenic Reserve
  • Lindis Conservation Area
  • Lindis Valley
  • Nine Mile Historic Reserve
  • Safety information

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Publication information

This brochure covers publication conservation land in both Canterbury and Otago conservancies and was a joint publication.

Contact

Twizel Area Office
Phone: +64 3 435 0802
Email: TwizelAO@doc.govt.nz
Full office details

Or

Wanaka Area Office
Phone: +64 3 443 7660
Email: mtaspiringvc@doc.govt.nz
Full office details

Learn more

Canterbury places to visit

Safety

Follow the Outdoor Safety Code:
1. Plan your trip
2. Tell someone
3. Be aware of the weather
4. Know your limits
5. Take sufficient supplies

Contacts

Authors and others wanting to use DOC recreation information in publications should contact recreation@doc.govt.nz

Conservation for prosperity. Tiakina te taiao, kia puawai