Check the rule for every overnight stop and walking track separately. These records include places where dogs are prohibited; appearing here is not permission to bring a dog.
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.
Each page shows up to 12 matches per group in name order (A-Z), not a ranking. Use the page links to browse every match. Groups share a page number; shorter groups finish earlier. Full finders also include records outside this topic. Source wording and check dates are retained here and on record pages, not live availability checks.
560 matches.
No further matches in this group. Earlier pages contain its records.
1529 matches; 793-804 in name order.
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
Aerial view
A wooded mountain ridge with exposed pale rock rises east of a road and broad valley floor. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation.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 2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsCanterbury
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Aerial view
Pale rocky uplands meet broad blue-green forested slopes beneath a long bending overlay. Historical aerial imagery with indicative DOC mapped geometry; it may be incomplete or out of date and is not for navigation.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 2024-2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsTasman
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
View from Mt Augarde. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Paul Mahoney / Department of Conservation (NZ) / CC BY 4.0 / DetailsMarlborough
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Mount Barrosa. Photograph of the named location or its documented route feature. Capture date not supplied; not a live view of current conditions.
Photo: Ruth McKie / CC BY 2.0 / DetailsCanterbury
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Aerial view
Dark wooded spurs and pale gullies sit beside a broad gravel valley and a narrow road corridor. 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 2025© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsCanterbury
Dogs: No dogs. 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 / DetailsOtago
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. 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 / DetailsCanterbury
Dogs: Dogs allowed. Keep dog under control at all times. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Taranaki
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 / DetailsTaranaki
Dogs: No dogs. 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 / DetailsWest Coast
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked
Aerial view
A forested mountain flank with pale gullies and an east-west road above the overlay. 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 2024-2026© LINZ + contributorsCC BY 4.0 / DetailsWest Coast
Dogs: No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules.
Source record; checked