About the history of Sunny Grove in Wainuiomata. The name of Sunny Grove took place on a rainy day...
Wainuiomata: Bush (Page 7)
Wainuiomata serves as the entrance to the expansive and unspoiled podocarp forests of the southern portion of the North Island.
Wainuiomata features tracks that are perfect for both walking and mountain biking. Several regional parks in the area welcome visitors throughout the year, offering opportunities to explore untouched native forests with birdsong. Further, the scenic wilderness is pierced by rivers and creeks that offer swimming opportunities set within beautiful natural surroundings.
View the two abandoned concrete water tanks. They were fed by two water intakes from Skerretts Creek. They were built...
Hair Street branches off Moores Valley Road near The Village. Despite its proximity to shops, the street feels secluded.
The Black House was a hunters hut that may have housed a ranger or caretaker who looked after the...
History of Kittyhawk 3031, a plane that crashed in the hills in Wainuiomata in 1943. Includes photos of the...
Learn about Wainuiomata's own water supply schemes that drew from local sources like creeks and water tanks.
Maintenance Road is an unsealed track that once provided access to the Orongorongo pipeline, from the Orongorongo catchment.
Two mystery huts known through oral history were said to exist on The Terrace in Reservoir Valley, but...
Coast Road in Wainuiomata, connects suburbia (Homedale) to the rugged southern coastline of the North Island.
WAINUIOMATA TOURS
Step into the wilderness of Wainuiomata and experience it for yourself. Learn more →.
WAINUIOMATA MUSEUM
Located in Wainuiomata Primary School, it is open 2pm-4pm every Sunday. Learn more →.
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