Skull Gully Stream is a tributary of Wainuiomata River located within the water catchment area.
Skull Gully Creek meanders into the Wainuiomata River within the confines of a pristine podocarp rainforest nestled in the heart of the Wainuiomata Water Catchment. This untouched forest harbors ancient trees that have stood for over a millennium, with kiwi and other birds living in this natural haven. The exceptional ecological integrity of the forest has spurred plans to transform the area into a super sanctuary. This initiative involves erecting fences to safeguard the delicate balance of flora and fauna, creating a protected haven for wildlife within this remarkable landscape.
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