Pākuratahi River is a tributary of the Hutt River. It flows from the nearby Tararua Range. The river is approximately 22 kilometers long, and is known for its natural beauty, with many areas of native bush and forest along its banks.
View of the Pākuratahi River flowing into the Hutt River. This location and surrounds are significant locations in New...
A walk through an area of fern trees in Kaitoke Regional Park. New Zealand is a land of ferns...
Looking at Pakuratahi River at Rivendell. Located within Kaitoke Regional Park, this river converges with the larger Hutt River...
Looking up into the canopy of a podocarp rainforest inside Kaitoke Regional Park. In view is a rata tree...
A section of the Kaitoke Waterworks, where the main pipe feeds into the Kaitoke Strainer House, visible on the...
Two rivers flow through the park, the Hutt River and Pakuratahi River. Both rivers offer a number of swimming...
View of the upper reaches of the Hutt River inside Kaitoke Regional Park. The river has a number of...
Looking up toward the canopy of the rainforest in Kaitoke Regional Park. The park is famous for its forest...
