Share My Pet: dedicated to connecting pet owners and other would be pet-lovers in the community, to the benefit of both (plus, of course, the pet). A great idea! Check it out by clicking the link below, or visiting their Facebook page:
www.sharemypet.co.nz
They also have a database of pet-friendly cafes and restaurants at:
https://www.sharemypet.co.nz/new-zealand-dog-friendly-cafes-and-restaurant-directory/
www.sharemypet.co.nz
They also have a database of pet-friendly cafes and restaurants at:
https://www.sharemypet.co.nz/new-zealand-dog-friendly-cafes-and-restaurant-directory/
Other Useful Sites
Our Maps
Our Maps is a website developed by the Walking Access Commission - a government agency set up to sort out the confusion over public access to the countryside in New Zealand. The website provides interactive maps showing roads (including paper roads), tracks, trails, easements and areas which are legally open to the public. The information provided about tracks is, unfortunately, much more limited than it used to be, and there are no longer indications of whether walks are dog-friendly. Also, many of the links to further information are highly generic and don't help much. Even so, it's a very useful resource, and is worth visiting if you want to check out details of tracks before your trip. To do so, go to:
https://www.walkingaccess.govt.nz/about-us/
Our Maps is a website developed by the Walking Access Commission - a government agency set up to sort out the confusion over public access to the countryside in New Zealand. The website provides interactive maps showing roads (including paper roads), tracks, trails, easements and areas which are legally open to the public. The information provided about tracks is, unfortunately, much more limited than it used to be, and there are no longer indications of whether walks are dog-friendly. Also, many of the links to further information are highly generic and don't help much. Even so, it's a very useful resource, and is worth visiting if you want to check out details of tracks before your trip. To do so, go to:
https://www.walkingaccess.govt.nz/about-us/