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Denniston Circuit (New Zealand)

Denniston Circuit is a 11km road, for 4WD vehicles only, located in the West Coast of New Zealand. To access this circuit, drive through Denniston, north of Westport and turn onto Mt Rochfort Rd. After 1.5 km look for signs on the right to the start of the circuit.

Traversing the historically and naturally significant Denniston Plateau, this alpine environment is extremely fragile so please stay on the formed road. Further information: DOC Buller Area Office Ph 03 788 8008, or the Buller 4WD Club Ph 03 789 8608.

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