under 'n' over we go (Bay of Plenty) Traditional Cache
Rick-a-mortis: dont live in town any more so will let this 1 go
under 'n' over we go (Bay of Plenty)
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a simple drive by
be very aware this is a state highway and there fore alot of fast traffic, going to Tauranga you can park on the virge going to Rotorua find a safe spot.
The tunnel has been put in under the road for a project called the Tect all terrain park to allow both people and vehicle to move about this huge park without having to cross the main road, how cool is that.
this is open to all sorts of groups to use from Rally cars, 4 x 4 's and trampers of course we are goiong to be there.
Welcome to the TECT All Terrain Park.
This web page will keep you up to speed on a unique development that has the potential to become one of New Zealand's premier venues for active outdoor recreation - the TECT All Terrain Park.
Some 1261 hectares of land, largely comprising forestry and native bush, in between Tauranga and Rotorua was purchased by the Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Tauranga City Council with the support of naming rights sponsor TECT (Tauranga Energy Consumer Trust) in 2004. Bay Community Trust provided initial loan facilities to Councils for the capital purchase of the proposed Park. An additional 385 hectares of land was brought by the councils in 2006 bring the total are of land to 1646 hectares.
At this stage plans are underway to develop the park in stages over the next two decades. This staged development will allow different areas of the park to be developed over time to cater for a range of active and passive recreational activities including mountain biking, rallying, motocross, firearm sports, 4x4, equestrian, tramping and orienteering.
The first stage of development involves the councils working with potential users to ensure their needs are built into a development plan for the park. The development plan will provide the blueprint for future development including details of the type, timing and scale of activities and required infrastructure such as public access roads.
It is anticipated that initial construction activities will get underway at the TECT All Terrain Park in 2008.
beware if you have children as road sense is required
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