Ghost Gully open for exploration

October 2023

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It took volunteers from Mt Isobel Tramping Group five years to construct the new tracks
A project, that has taken five years, has resulted in six new full-day tramps in north Canterbury’s Ghost Gully. The area was originally surveyed in 2018 by members of the Mt Isobel Tramping Group who hoped to make this part of the Hanmer Range available to the public. The area comprises parts of Hanmer Forest […]

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