Solomon’s Knob is a small hill in the Wainuiomata water catchment, reshaped in the early 1900s during the building of Morton Dam. Once cleared and overrun with gorse, its slopes are now regenerating with native forest. There is an old track that runs up the spur called Solomon Track that connects to the original Whakanui Track.
The construction of Hine Road Recreation Reserve Bridge dates back to 1989. It provides passage to Top Pool Bridge,...
Hine Road in Wainuiomata explodes into color every Autumn. The street is lined with deciduous trees with pine trees...
Typical young native plants growing on the forest floor in Ōrongorongo Forest Park, Wainuiomata. The ferns seen here are...
Looking at an almost inaccessible part of the Wainuiomata River. There are no tracks leading here, but you gain...
Looking at the eastern side of Richard Prouse Park from high up a nearby hillside. Houses on Hine Road...
Looking at Richard Prouse Park in Wainuiomata with a misty Harry Todd Reserve in the background hills behind Hine...
Looking towards Baring Head, with the lighthouse cottages visible near the headland and the South Island seen in the...
The O-K Main in Wainuiomata, also known as the Orongorongo Pipeline, carried water from the Orongorongo Catchment to Karori,...
