People who use the Link Pathway can contribute to it's on-going maintenance by donating through the Link Pathway Trust's Givealittle page.
Marlborough
The Link Pathway is a community initiated project to create a high quality dual-use and free-to-use pathway on public land that links communities between Havelock and Picton in the Inner Marlborough Sounds, NZ. The finished pathway will be 42 k's long, with many shorter sections along the way catering for a range of opportunities and time-frames. Part of the Link Pathway incorporates a re-discovered bridle path that was built in 1862 and has lain abandoned for over 130 years. The Link Pathway passes through a range of features, including sounds foreshore, mature beech forests, remnant podocarps, tidal estuaries, vistas of the inner sounds, and pleasant farm-land. Other existing tracks and trails can be accessed from the Link Pathway, including the Queen Charlotte Track, and the Cullensville / Waikakaho track.
The Link Pathway is a community initiated project to create a high quality dual-use pathway on public land connecting communities between Havelock and Picton in the Inner Marlborough Sounds, NZ. All Givealittle funds will be used for maintenance of the pathway.
The Link Pathway is completed! 8 March 2023
With all the new construction now finished on the Link Pathway, our focus shifts to improving areas damaged by storms, and over-all maintenance.
Currently over 1,300 people per week use the pathway, and this number will increase once people learn how great it is!
To maintain the Link Pathway we rely on donations through the Link Pathway Trust Givealittle page.
If you enjoy the Link Pathway, please donate so we can keep it in good condition.
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