
Walking tracks and mountain bike access are available. For details on mountain biking tracks, please visit Trail Forks
We care for the land, and welcome you to enjoy it responsibly. Since forestry operations may be underway, please follow our guidelines and posted signs to protect your safety and the environment.
If you're planning to explore our working forests, a free access permit is usually required. This applies to hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and general recreation. Hunting access is managed separately through local hunting clubs. To request a permit, please contact the nearest Port Blakely office.
North Island 07 575 0049
South Island 03 688 2173
E-mail info-NZF@portblakely.com
Please note: Access may change at short notice due to weather, fire risk, or forestry operations. Permit holders will be notified of any changes.
We do not issue individual hunting permits. Due to safety considerations and existing agreements, general recreational hunting is not available on a permit basis. Port Blakely has arrangements with local hunting clubs. These clubs:
For more information, please contact us at info-NZF@portblakely.com.
Some forest lands are open for walking and mountain biking without a permit, but only on designated tracks. These include:
Walking tracks and mountain bike access are available. For details on mountain biking tracks, please visit Trail Forks
Walking tracks and mountain bike access are available. For details on mountain biking tracks, please visit Trail Forks
Walking tracks are available
Walking tracks are available
These are working forests. Harvesting and other operations may be happening at any time. For your safety:
If you see smoke, call 111 immediately
Before you visit, check weather conditions