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.
A mountain slope in the Remutaka ranges with the Wairarapa plains in the background. This range separates Wairarapa to...
From within Remutaka Forest Park, one can view Clay Ridge, which can be accessed via a trail that commences...
Catchpool Loop Track is a short 30 minute walk in the Remutaka Forest Park. It is a great introduction...
Mount Climie is a peak located in the Rimutaka Range on the southern end of the North Island of...
The Whakanui Track in Remutaka Forest Park, Wainuiomata, is home to more than 140 wild kiwi. Signs in the...
The New Zealand Pigeon (Maori: kererū) is endemic to New Zealand. They are a large bird with iridescent green...
Perspective of Catchpool Valley in Wainuiomata, observed from the Five Mile Loop Track. The path swiftly delves into a...
Looking at the Remutaka Forest Park near the entrance on the Coast Road in Wainuiomata. The park contains numerous...
