Timber Trail: Must-Do Bike Trail in New Zealand – New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year
Day 315: Today we are tackling one of the best New Zealand cycle trails, it’s the Timber Trail on the North Island! We start from the Timber Trail Lodge for one day of the NZ bike trail!
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Today we are starting the second day of the Timber Trail New Zealand from the Timber Trail Lodge in the Pureora Forest Park! The New Zealand Timber Trail is one of the best cycle trails in New Zealand and a must-do North Island bike trail. We rent bikes and use the shuttle service with Epic Cycle Adventures.
So what do you think of the Timber Trail Bike Trail? Would you add Timber Trail NZ to your New Zealand travel itinerary? LUK in the comments!
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Tararua Forest Park, New Zealand
Tararua Forest Park, often called the Tararuas is a protected area in the Wellington region of New Zealand. Its area is 116,535 ha (around 450 mi2), and its highest point, a peak called Mitre, is at 1571 m above sea level. It was established in 1954, as New Zealand's first Forest Park,[1] and is managed by the Department of Conservation (DOC) under the Conservation Act. Tararua Forest Park includes more than three-quarters of the Tararua Range, and its boundaries extend north from New Zealand State Highway 2
Pureora Forest Park, New Zealand - Link Road. Video 1 of 7
The Link Road goes through the forest from SH30 to SH32. It may be shorter in distance between the two main roads, but probably takes longer to travel in time - it's unsealed all the way with pot holes.
This series of 7 videos starts at the Park DoC centre and ends at the Kakaho campsite.
October 2016
The Timber Trail, Central North Island, New Zealand
Located in the heart of the North Island, Pureora Forest Park is a mix of virgin, regenerating and exotic forest hosting such unexpected scenes as ancient trees crowding out a timber-miller’s tractor abandoned in the bush. Traversing this deep wilderness is an 87-kilometre trail revealing not only awe-inspiring beauty but also stories of how this special place has changed over the ages.
Learn more:
Pureora Timber Trail - Biking in New Zealand
A bike ride through the Timber Trail in the Pureora forest, central North Island, New Zealand. Follows old forestry tram route. Some lovely country and through the tunnel of the Ongarue Spiral.
Finding a Hidden Waterfall in a New Zealand Forest!
I hit the trail and attempt to complete the 1st leg of the Hillary Trail in the Waitakere Ranges National Park, Auckland New Zealand. The heat and strain of the walk force me on a side hike to find a hidden waterfall but I almost get lost in the dark in the process.....
TastyTrek in the Richmond Range
Cycling Rotorua
Cycling in and around the Rotorua area, New Zealand. Includes Waiotapu, Waikete Valley, Rainbow Mountain and the Whakarewarewa mountain bike park.
Wai Ora Lakeside Spa Resort 2- Rotorua, New Zealand
A second overview of the secluded Resort, showcasing the Resort's Day Spa and Dining facilities.
Te Araroa documentary - Part 11 - Whakahoro to Whanganui
The part between Whakahoro and Whanganui is the only stretch where we don't have to walk. Is time for kayaking :D Within 5 days we kayaked about 180 km through mother nature's beautiful landscape. So much fun. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.
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