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Browse the directory, compare places and follow the official access checks.
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A free directory for curious people with muddy boots.

Find somewhere worth learning about. Check the rules. Pack a pan. The gold is a bonus.
Start with your local directory. Every trip begins by checking who manages the land and what you can do there.
Browse the directory, compare places and follow the official access checks.
How to pan, what to bring and why gold collects where it does.
Use the free field manual to turn local rules, maps and practical questions into a trip plan.
Learn a simple method, build a small kit and check the rules before you leave. Start with the worldwide field manual, or use the New Zealand checklist below.
Read the free panning basicsThe email checklist and printable download on this page are specific to New Zealand.
The directory is free. Our paid PDFs bring trip notes, official links and printable sheets together for a particular region.

New Zealand · PDF
Plan your first NZ panning trip with eight area profiles, access notes, simple river diagrams and a printable sample sheet.
Charged in NZD at checkout

New Zealand · PDF
Five NZ weekend plans for Arrowtown, Reefton, Ross, Lawrence and Nelson Creek, with timed sessions, sourced approaches, overnight choices and a reusable trip sheet.
Charged in NZD at checkout
Learn its history, understand the price and follow your curiosity.
A place in the directory is a starting point, not permission. Check current boundaries, permissions, tools and conditions with the land manager.