West Coast Treetop Walk and Cafe
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South Island ▷ West Coast ▷ Hokitika |
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The Walkway and Zipline operate daily. Summer hours (Dec-Feb) are 9am–5pm (last access 4:15pm). Winter hours (Jun-Aug) are 9am–4pm (last access 3:15pm). The Zipline runs daily from 10am and on the hour. The Cafe is open 9am–3pm for menus, with beverages and snacks available until 4:15pm in Summer and 3:15pm in Winter. |
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I mean it’s there?
$100 to take a family around. Some of the forest looks pretty dire with the biggest trees dying back and falling apart.
They’ve recently installed a zip line which is now in the middle of the entrance.
Maybe if you’re after a complete tourist trap.
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Beautiful to do early in the morning when there are not many people there, expensive but a good experience.
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We had a beautiful day to do this experience so the views were amazing.
You can spend as long as you want and it is a great place to take a camera. It would be good if it had a bit more of an adventurous element to it such as a zipline or a jump like the sky tower in Auckland. But hey! it was definitley worth doing.
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Great views, pleasant people, only wrong thing was you had to pay full price even if you only wanted to look at it (some people don't like heights).
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Great views and an interesting walk through the trees.
The only downfall is it is a bit expensive. We only went because we found a deal online.
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Don't get me wrong, we enjoyed this but its over and done in an hour tops and at $80 each we thought it was overpriced.
Luckily, when we arrived it was 2 for 1 so that took the sting out of it a bit. Maybe if it was extended with a walkway down to the lake and some rowboats to mess about in, something like that, it would just make it.
We had fish & chips in the restaurant (Groper) and for a cafe meal it was excellent, no complaints there at all! Lovely friendly staff too.
Check Bookme.com for discount passes.
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I mean it’s there?
$100 to take a family around. Some of the forest looks pretty dire with the biggest trees dying back and falling apart.
They’ve recently installed a zip line which is now in the middle of the entrance.
Maybe if you’re after a complete tourist trap.
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Beautiful to do early in the morning when there are not many people there, expensive but a good experience.
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Don't get me wrong, we enjoyed this but its over and done in an hour tops and at $80 each we thought it was overpriced.
Luckily, when we arrived it was 2 for 1 so that took the sting out of it a bit. Maybe if it was extended with a walkway down to the lake and some rowboats to mess about in, something like that, it would just make it.
We had fish & chips in the restaurant (Groper) and for a cafe meal it was excellent, no complaints there at all! Lovely friendly staff too.
Check Bookme.com for discount passes.
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Great views and an interesting walk through the trees.
The only downfall is it is a bit expensive. We only went because we found a deal online.
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Quite expensive, but exciting walk around giant forest trees, lake lookout up to 47 metres high.
14 km drive from Ross. Not a must do but nice if interested.
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We had a beautiful day to do this experience so the views were amazing.
You can spend as long as you want and it is a great place to take a camera. It would be good if it had a bit more of an adventurous element to it such as a zipline or a jump like the sky tower in Auckland. But hey! it was definitley worth doing.
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Great views, pleasant people, only wrong thing was you had to pay full price even if you only wanted to look at it (some people don't like heights).