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Around the Mountains Cycle Trail
The Around the Mountains Cycle Trail has been funded as one of the projects of the New Zealand Cycle Trail. The track begins and ends in the Queenstown Lakes District, though for most of its length it is in the Southland District.
==Construction==
The trail was one of the first to receive funding, in June 2010, as one of the New Zealand Cycle Trail's Quick-Start projects, with $4 million being allocated to complete the Walter Peak to Mossburn stage. The section to the Mavora Lakes was on an existing road so could be opened, but the next piece along the upper Oreti River to Mossburn faced considerable opposition from trout fishing groups〔Olivia Caldwell, "Fear cyclists would jeopardise fishing", ''Otago Daily Times'', 4 May 2012〕 which meant construction did not proceed.
As a result, in early 2013 a new plan was agreed with the government to construct Stage One from Kingston to Mossburn for $3.7 million by the end of October that year, with Stage Two from Mossburn to the Mavora Lakes to be completed by the end of 2015.〔Southland District Council report, "Around the Mountain Cycle Trail Initiation of Construction", 6 May 2013〕 Further problems regarding the route in the Athol area led to an additional $500,000 of government funding and a revised completion date for the first stage of 31 May 2014.〔John Edens, "Key pledges $8m cash boost for cycle trail", ''The Southland Times'', 1 March 2014〕 In June it was announced that the five suspension bridges were expected to be completed in September and that this section would be finished by the end of October.〔Southland District Council newsletter, ''Trail Talk'', June 2014.〕 Stage One was opened by Deputy Prime Minister, Bill English, in a ceremony at Lumsden on 1 November 2014.
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