Thread: Kaimanawa Forest Park

Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP

Had Cam Speedy at our NZDA meeting the other night he was adamant that the road was Maori land.

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Cam Speedy is wrong. I have an email from the Maori Land Court that very clearly states the land belongs to the Crown.
People can believe what they want, but the facts are the facts.

Originally Posted by Ross Nolan

Cam Speedy is wrong. I have an email from the Maori Land Court that very clearly states the land belongs to the Crown.
People can believe what they want, but the facts are the facts.

Awesome that's good to hear

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Originally Posted by Ross Nolan

Cam Speedy is wrong. I have an email from the Maori Land Court that very clearly states the land belongs to the Crown.
People can believe what they want, but the facts are the facts.

How long ago was the email written, Ross Nolan?

Originally Posted by Ranger 888

How long ago was the email written, Ross Nolan?

As to ownership of the road that goes over this easement, technically it belongs to the Crown (local government) since this easement is owned by the Crown and what is on it belongs to the Crown.

Excerpt from email dated 1/8/2022

Recent and/or clear enough?

Ross read my Article and deep research.
Anton, Matt's mate.

Gates were open two weeks ago.
I'm guessing the land hadn't been transferred to private ownership yet.

About page 26 of this discussion.

So quite recently.

If you go onto woke websites like Wikipedia or our own Govt websites you will see our history is being quietly rewritten as we speak...

The info we have seen says the roads and the land they are on is owned by the Crown, but ownership is planned to be transferred to the adjacent landowners.
The day that happens I expect the gates will be closed and locked, unless the groups involved in discussions with the future owners can negotiate some form of access agreement.

Any update on these public roads and access?

Another gate gone in 2 km down Waipakahi road

So "they" are forging ahead regardless of any access challenges then.

www.kaa.co.nz have a look.

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Let's not forget they are offering this too from "their" Waipakahihi base

Hunting – Kaimanawa Alpine Adventures

Originally Posted by erniec

Kaimanawa Alpine Adventures – Heli-Biking, Mountain Scenic Flights, Glamping have a look.

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Interesting.
If you have hunted the valley you might know where the “Glamping” spot on their site is. Looks very much like Jap Flats.
Possibly going to push a cycle track up the true left of the river looking at their site.