Skippers Canyon - how accessible
Aug 15th 2003, 3:21 pm
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Skippers Canyon - how accessible
Hi,
I would appreciate advice pease, on how accessible Skippers Canyon (out of
Queenstown) would be for a 2wd vehicle or a 4wd such as a Subaru Wagon.
Time would be late October
Thanks and Regards
Trevor
I would appreciate advice pease, on how accessible Skippers Canyon (out of
Queenstown) would be for a 2wd vehicle or a 4wd such as a Subaru Wagon.
Time would be late October
Thanks and Regards
Trevor
Aug 15th 2003, 4:10 pm
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Re: Skippers Canyon - how accessible
On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 03:21:04 GMT, "trk" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi,
>I would appreciate advice pease, on how accessible Skippers Canyon (out of
>Queenstown) would be for a 2wd vehicle or a 4wd such as a Subaru Wagon.
>Time would be late October
>Thanks and Regards
>Trevor
Off limits to normal rental cars (ours anyway, from Maui). Don't know
abt 4WD.
>Hi,
>I would appreciate advice pease, on how accessible Skippers Canyon (out of
>Queenstown) would be for a 2wd vehicle or a 4wd such as a Subaru Wagon.
>Time would be late October
>Thanks and Regards
>Trevor
Off limits to normal rental cars (ours anyway, from Maui). Don't know
abt 4WD.
Aug 15th 2003, 4:16 pm
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Re: Skippers Canyon - how accessible
Perfectly accessible, but remember some rental companies exclude it as a
permissible road. It probably depends how brave you are, and I certainly
would prefer to do it in a 4x4.
> Hi,
> I would appreciate advice pease, on how accessible Skippers Canyon (out of
> Queenstown) would be for a 2wd vehicle or a 4wd such as a Subaru Wagon.
> Time would be late October
> Thanks and Regards
> Trevor
permissible road. It probably depends how brave you are, and I certainly
would prefer to do it in a 4x4.
> Hi,
> I would appreciate advice pease, on how accessible Skippers Canyon (out of
> Queenstown) would be for a 2wd vehicle or a 4wd such as a Subaru Wagon.
> Time would be late October
> Thanks and Regards
> Trevor
