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About the book
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The Treasured Pathway is a new and innovative heritage highway that links heritage sites along 680km of roads from Picton to Farewell Spit, across the top of New Zealand's South Island.
The guidebook contains fascinating details on many of Marlborough's and Nelson's well known and not so well known attractions, including the Marlborough Sounds, Abel Tasman National Park, and Waikoropupu Springs. Find out about New Zealand's first gold rush, the Maungatapu murders, the strange karst features of Takaka Hill and the beautiful Cobb Valley in Kahurangi National Park.
For those holidaying in Marlborough and Nelson this book will prove to be an essential companion. It will enable you to fully explore the Treasured Pathway and appreciate the natural and human stories that make this part of New Zealand unique.
The writer, Simon Noble has worked for several years in visitor services for the Department of Conservation. Outside of his work Simon indulges a passion for natural areas and New Zealand history.
Available for just NZ$24.95 from bookshops, Visitor Centres and other outlets in Marlborough and Nelson, or direct from the publishers.
To order direct from the publishers just send your cheque for $24.95 (no charge for postage and handling) with your name and address to:-
| Nikau Press, PO Box 602, Nelson, New Zealand |
| Fax: (03) 548 7535 or |
| Contact
Derek Shaw for further details by e-mail: nikau@ts.co.nz |
Also
available at these Visitor Information Centres
These information centres have available a free brochure which gives a brief outline of the Treasured Pathway Trails.
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Picton
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Nelson
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| Blenheim
Information Centre, 2 High Street, Blenheim Tel: (03) 578 9904 Fax: (03) 578 6084 E-mail:- bhevin@nzhost.co.nz |
Motueka
Information Centre, |
| Golden
Bay Information Centre, Willow Street, Takaka, Ph (03) 525 9136 E-mail:- gbvin@NelsonNZ.com |
