Disputed territory

July 2015

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July 2015

Banks Peninsula has a whole host of paper roads across private land. Photo: Aiden
There’s an excellent online mapping database that tells you where you can legally walk across New Zealand. But what if landowners refuse to acknowledge it? Matthew Pike finds out Have you ever seen the online NZ Walking Access Commission maps? If not, take a look. They open up a new world of potential walking trips. […]
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