View of black tree ferns in the Remutaka forest. Known by its botanical name as Cyathea medullaris, it is also known as the mamaku or king fern. They can grow up to 20 meters in height, making it one of the tallest tree ferns in the world.
These trees moved down a steep hillside due to a slip or small landslide. The trees appear to have...
The Whakanui Track in Remutaka Forest Park, Wainuiomata, is home to more than 140 wild kiwi. Signs in the...
The New Zealand Falcon (Kārearea) is the only living bird of prey endemic to New Zealand. It exists south...
Looking at the eastern foothills of the Remutaka range with the Wairarapa region below. Lake Wairarapa can be seen...
At lower elevations along the Whakanui Track, tree ferns and other moisture-loving rainforest species thrive in the sheltered forest.
The Five Mile Track within the Remutaka Forest Park, more specifically in Catchpool Valley, is an easy walk that...
Observing the hills leading towards Wainuiomata from the summit of a ridge in the Remutaka Range, precisely along the...
There are numerous bridges on the Orongorongo Track that traverse small streams that run down hills and empty into...
