Climbing and walking on Otago Peninsula

November 2013

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November 2013

Hoopers Inlet and Allans Beach from near Harbour Cone. Photo: David Barnes
Harbour Cone, Dunedin The purchase by the Dunedin City Council of a 328ha farm surrounding the visually impressive Harbour Cone has given a boost to walking opportunities on Otago Peninsula. I recently used an unplanned morning off work to suss out some new tracks and revisit some old ones. Leaving from a sign on Highcliff […]

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