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!
800 m return | 15 minutes return
The Sluice Box is a serene spot, just the place to listen to the gin-clear waters of the Alfred River as they squeeze through a cleft in the greywacke rock.
The track is signposted 5 km from Springs Junction along SH7, direction Lewis Pass.
Head to the end of the gravel road and the camping area with toilets.
The track is well-graded on the way to the bridge overlooking the Sluice Box.
This is a serene spot, just the place to listen to the gin-clear waters of the Alfred River as they squeeze through a cleft in the greywacke rock.
At Marble Hill campground there is a concrete wall constructed in the 1960s, right on the Alpine Fault. The idea was to establish a datum for measuring displacement following seismic shifts.
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DOC West CoastCentral government organisation |
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South Island ▷ West Coast ▷ Reefton |
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