This gravel beach ridge marks the shoreline as it was approximately 2,300 years ago. Beyond this, there are two additional gravel beach ridges: one representing the shoreline prior to the 8.2 magnitude earthquake in 1855, and the other being the current coastline visible in the distance which has been there since the 1855 earthquake.
View of lower slopes near Mt McKerrow, as seen from Bivy Track. This track starts or finishes at Scoles...
Looking at Wainuiomata River in flood with Main Road Bridge and the Rotary Park entrance in the background. Date:...
The water catchment that supplied Wainuiomata with water was located in Skerretts Creek in the mid 1950s to early...
In 1989, numerous shops thrived within The Village, creating a lively hub of activity. Today, The Village stands at...
Wainuiomata's Queen Street serves as a primary hub for various shops and it houses the Community Centre and Public...
This 1888 view of the original Wainuiomata dam shows the spillway on the right, newly planted pine trees in...
View of Sunny Grove, Hine Road, and Hine Road Recreation Area as seen from a ridge in Wainuiomata Scenic...
Swingbridge Pool as the name suggests, is located near a swing bridge. It’s also known as Ford Pool due...
