View of a giant tree in Wainuiomata in an area that was never logged. While the most of the valley floor was substantially logged in the 1880s, higher up the surrounding hills have substantial areas that were left untouched. Consequently, there are numerous tracts of old growth forest.
The Lower Dam Wetland is the shallow wetland area formed behind the historic Lower Dam in Wainuiomata Regional Park....
Looking down on Wainuiomata Valley from atop the Remutaka Range near Mt McKerrow in the southern North Island. Wellington...
Pukeatua Bridge in Wainuiomata crosses Wainuiomata Road at its highest point, 189 meters above sea level. This places the...
Young kahikatea trees growing skyward. Over time, these trees will become giants within the forest, reaching heights of 60...
Looking at a section of the upper Wainuiomata River flowing along the base of the southern hillside in Reservoir...
Winter view of Richard Prouse Park in Wainuiomata, with the hills of Wainuiomata Regional Park shrouded in fog.
Although Wainuiomata is considered a suburb of Lower Hutt, it is nestled within its own secluded valley distinct from...
This shingle fan reveals a massive accumulation of scree cascading from the hillside, spreading out in a fan-like shape...
