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Campsites qualify with sourced pet rules marked yes, no or conditional. Tracks qualify with a sourced, recorded dog-policy fact. Unknowns are excluded, and prohibitions are deliberately retained.
All 648 published campsite records, 1589 walking-track records and 26 trip plans are considered against the relevant criteria. Campsites with a closed notice are excluded. Seasonal and access notices remain visible; inclusion does not confirm that a place is open.
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Illustrative
General backpacking illustration; location unverified. This is not a photograph of the named route or evidence of its terrain, condition or difficulty.
Photo: Cody Black / Unsplash License / DetailsWest Coast
Dogs: Dogs with a DOC permit only. Contact closest DOC office to get a permit. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Illustrative
General backpacking illustration; location unverified. This is not a photograph of the named route or evidence of its terrain, condition or difficulty.
Photo: Cody Black / Unsplash License / DetailsNorthland
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
View from the top of the Tokatea Hill. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Graeme Churchard / CC BY 2.0 / DetailsWaikato
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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View from Tokatoka summit looking northwest. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Tom Clarke / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsNorthland
Dogs: Dogs with a DOC permit for recreational hunting or management purposes only. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Emerald Lakes, Red Crater and Ngauruhoe from the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, with snow on the volcanic slopes.
Photo: Jeffrey Pang / CC BY 2.0 / DetailsCentral North Island
Dogs: No, not anywhere in Tongariro National Park, including inside vehicles
Source record; checked
Area context
Journey through alpine meadow landscapes and emerald coloured lakes. Published in DOC's Tongariro Northern Circuit guide. Photograph date not supplied; this is route-area context, not a verified trailhead or current-condition photograph.
Photo: Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsCentral North Island
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Aerial view
A long narrow indicative network follows a river corridor between a town, patchwork farmland and extensive forest blocks. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2021-2024© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsCentral North Island
Dogs: Dogs on a leash only. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Aerial view
A bent diagonal indicative line crosses a narrow wooded rocky island surrounded by green water and a pale tidal margin. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2023-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsNorthland
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Aerial view
An angular indicative network crosses woodland enclosed by a broad dark river bend, with a bridge at upper left. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation. This is not a guarantee of the complete or current walk. Not a navigation map or confirmation of access. Cropped, overlaid and converted to WebP.
Aerial view 2023-2024© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsMarlborough
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Rock formations at Anapai Bay. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Garry Holz / Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsTasman
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Awaroa Inlet, Totaranui. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Brian Ralphs / CC BY 2.0 / DetailsTasman
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
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Tōtaranui to Waiharakeke Bay. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Domini Martin / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsTasman
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked