Form:Peak

 Type the peak name, and click add. If a page with that name already exists, you will be sent to a form to edit that page. Note:
 * use the name exactly as listed on NZ topo maps and use format 'Mountain, Mt' where appropriate.
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Note: Items marked with a * are mandatory. 

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Alternate Names:
Separate with the / symbol if more than one.

Main Image:
Image Caption:

Elevation:
Enter the summit height in metres. Enter the number only, without any unit symbols, e.g. Enter 999 not 999m. Please be accurate and do not guess. Summit heights can be obtained from the LINZ Topo50 maps.

Location/List: *
Mandatory. Note: For NZ Peaks, please choose either North, South, Stewart, or Chatham Islands. For any peaks on other outlying islands, please choose the closest mainland island (e.g. classify peaks on Great Barrier Island or Rangitoto as North Island).

Region: *
Mandatory. See Regional Map for the boundaries of regions.

Coordinates: *
Mandatory. Use the map to locate the summit of this peak. Please zoom in the map and be as accurate as possible. TIPS: Finding a remote and obscure peak in Google Maps can be tricky, as many peaks share the same name, and many are not named in Google maps. Try searching for a nearby feature, and ensure you type New Zealand in the search. For example, search for a nearby: And then use the map to find the exact location of the summit. e.g. A Search for 'Lake Harris, New Zealand' will help you locate Conical Hill on the Routeburn Track, but a search for just 'Conical Hill' will locate one in the USA, and a search for 'Conical Hill, New Zealand' will locate another one in Otago.
 * Lake
 * River or stream
 * Road
 * Town

Nearest Town/s:
Enter with commas to separate, starting with the closest town first. e.g. Ohakune,Turangi,Taupo

LINZ Topo50 map:
Use http://www.linz.govt.nz/topography/topo-maps/map-chooser/index.aspx to locate the correct map.

Duration:
Enter time in hours, and note if the timing is one way, loop, or return. (e.g 7-8 hours (return) or 2 hours (loop))

Distance:
Enter the distance in kilometres. Enter the number only, without any unit symbols, e.g. Enter 12.5 not 12.5km. Make sure the distance matches the duration route (i.e. either one way, loop, or return).

Difficulty:
See Difficulty Levels for help on difficulty levels.

Track conditions:
See Track Conditions for help on track conditions.

Number of Geocaches on this Route:
Enter the number known geocaches on or near this route

Images
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References:
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101 Great Tramps in New Zealand, by Mark Pickering and Rodney Smith
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Day Walks in New Zealand: 100 Great Tracks, by Shaun Barnett
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North Island Weekend Tramps, by Shaun Barnett
 

South Island Weekend Tramps, by Nick Groves
 

Tramping in New Zealand, by Shaun Barnett
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