Wharite Peak Trig
Your Nature Guide
Marios Gavalas
Author And Researcher
Nau mai, haere mai
Nau mai, haere mai
I'm Marios, delivering the best of Aotearoa's nature walks to your device.
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Information
The haze will likely mask the views, which are endless. On clear days you can see Mount Taranaki, the Southern Alps and everything in between. This is an impressive viewpoint, especially considering your vehicle does the hard work.
Access
1.5 km west of Woodville on SH3, turn into Woodlands Road, which becomes unsealed after 3 km. From here on it’s 10 km of rough, winding unsealed road. There are corrugations galore, ruts and numerous hairpins. It’s certainly a hair raising drive to the TV transmitter on the summit.
Track
To the west of the transmitter is a short track to the trig.
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North Island ▷ Manawatu - Wanganui ▷ Woodville |
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Thanks to all the good people working for the NZ Department of Conservation - for all your hard work - making NZ more beautiful, accessable and healthy! Cheers 😍
