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Davies Road is closed due to storm damage, there are no other vehicle access points available. Contractors are working to fix the road.

Asbestos Track and Asbestos Cottage are closed due to the presence of asbestos deposits. Samples from the former mine area and tracks are being collected to determine the asbestos levels and assess the health risks. The area will stay closed until further data is available and a decision can be made about the track's future use.

Contractors will be working in the camp cooking shelter and toilets at Anchorage Campsite from 15 to 29 May. During the times when these facilities are closed campers will be sharing cooking and toilet facilities with hut users.

Contractors will be working in the camp cooking shelter and toilets at Anchorage Camp from 15 to 22 May. During the times when these facilities are closed campers will be sharing cooking and toilet facilities with hut users.

Access to Flora car park up Graham Valley Road is closed due to the collapse of a major section of road and a number of smaller slips which occurred in a recent weather event. It is closed to all traffic, including walkers and cyclists. Repair work to the road began on 27 April and is expected to be completed by the end of August, weather dependent.

Brown Hut and campsite will be closed to visitors 8-19 June 2026 for construction work.

A predator control operation using toxic bait containing 1080 was completed on 5 November 2025. The Oparara area is open with warning signs in place at key entrances. There may be toxic carcasses and bait (green coloured pellets) in the area. It’s not safe to hunt for food and have your dog in this area for up to 8 months. Warning signs and this web alert will be removed when the area is safe again. 1080 is deadly to dogs. How to keep dogs safe around 1080. See the Pesticide Summary Map for the operation area. This operation is part of DOC's National Predator Control Programme to protect native species.

Due to an active slip, proceed with caution on Baton Valley Road.

A predator control operation using toxic bait containing 1080 was completed on the 7 November 2025. The Matiri area is still open with warning signs in place at key entrances. There may be toxic carcasses and bait (green coloured pellets) in the area. It is not safe to hunt for food and have your dog in this area for up to 8 months. Warning signs and this web alart will be removed when the area is safe again. This operation is part of DOC's National Predator Control Programme to protect native species.

A predator control operation using toxic bait containing 1080 was completed on 5 February 2026. The Garibaldi–Kakapo area is open to the public with warning signs in place at key entrances. There may be toxic carcasses and bait (green coloured pellets) in the area. It’s not safe to hunt for food or have your dog in this area for up to 8 months. Warning signs and this web alert will be removed when the area is safe again. 1080 is deadly to dogs. How to keep dogs safe around 1080. See the Pesticide Summary Map for the operation area. This operation is part of DOC's National Predator Control Programme to protect native species.