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In summer, very hot and dry conditions are common. Carrying an adequate supply of both drinking water and sun protection is essential. In winter, mountaineering experience is required along with knowledge of avalanche conditions. Adverse weather: The weather can change rapidly in New Zealand. Hypothermia is a real risk even in summer. Be prepared by having warm, waterproof, windproof clothing and the appropriate footwear. Whiteout conditions caused by snow or low cloud may be present. Check the Roys Peak weather forecast – NIWA website . Be avalanche alert: This area has terrain that can produce avalanches that cross the track, usually from May into November. View avalanche information .

Firearms are not permitted on easements through private property including transportation in vehicles. Entry with a firearm is only allowed via Rock Peak Track .

Dogs are allowed in the Pisa Conservation Area, but entry and exit is restricted to the Rock Peak Track. All other entry points are via easements through private property and require landowner permission to enter with a dog including transporting them in vehicles.

This track crosses private land. Respect the landowner's livestock and property: stay on the marked track until you reach the conservation land, leave gates as you find them and use stiles where provided. Livestock can be unpredictable – keep your distance at all times or go around if necessary. No camping until the conservation area boundary.