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The Breeze Walking Festival
Put some spring in your step and explore Christchurch from Saturday 29 September to Sunday 14 October 2018.
The Breeze Walking Festival is back for 2018 and with over 50 walks to choose from there is something for all ages and abilities.
From child-friendly strolls to energetic treks, to informative ambles through the central city, we've catered for all interests and ages.
With a wide variety of walks in the beautiful regions of Christchurch, Waimakariri and Selwyn, it's not to be missed. The walks have been designed to appeal to those wanting to embrace nature, culture, the arts, history and new developments around our city.
The festival is a chance for all Cantabrians to explore their city and region, and above all to enjoy a social outdoor experience to celebrate the end of winter and the coming of spring.
Make sure to get out and make the most of this year's festival programme, you can view the calendar of events online.
The Breeze Walking Festival is proudly supported by Christchurch City Council.
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in The Breeze Walking Festival 2018
29 September 2018
This walk is part of The Breeze Walking Festival, one of the many walks on offer during this great event.
29 September 2018
Explore the newly emerging South Frame on foot, including all four of the new gathering places dotted along Te Ara Pū Hā: The South Frame.
30 September 2018
Begin with a guided, scenic walk and then explore Ferrymead Heritage Park at your leisure.
30 September 2018
A guided walk taking in the Hinewai Visitors Centre, through the upper part of the Otanerito Valley and through beautiful native forest to a skyline beech lookout, with stunning views in all directions.
30 September 2018
Visit some of our Antarctic landmarks on this central city heritage walk.
30 September 2018, 1 October 2018, 6 October 2018
A 90-minute guided tour of Christchurch's inner city hidden gems.
30 September 2018
A guided walk through the Dallington red zone with reference to its heritage.