Marios Gavalas
Author And Researcher
I'm Marios, delivering the best of Aotearoa's nature walks to your device.
I've personally walked hundreds of New Zealand's tracks and spent months in libraries uncovering interesting information on New Zealand/Aotearoa. And you'll find a slice of that research on this page - enjoy!
550 m return | 10 minutes return
Towering kahikatea are the dominant tree in the reserve along with matai and pukatea. One short detour leads to a fine example with planked buttress roots and a straight bole to the crown.
The reserve was gazetted in 1927 in response to a public petition to preserve a remnant of the fast-dwindling forest.
1.5 km north of Dublin Bridge along SH4, turn right into Rangitikei Street, which merges to Eastown Road. Turn left into Number 3 Line after 2 km and continue 2 km to Kaimatira Road.
The start of the track is over a stile by a narrow parking bay 100 metres further on the left.
This constructed metalled track threads a sinuous path through the lowland forest, which once covered the Wanganui flood plains.
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DOC Manawatu/WhanganuiCentral government organisation |
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Location |
North Island ▷ Manawatu - Wanganui ▷ Whanganui |
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