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Tunnel Terrace Walk

One of the other local walks in between Stafford and Hokitika is the Tunnel Terrace Walk which originally were used for goldmining. The walk was about 20 minutes tops - the original entrace has been closed off due to rock falls so after walking about 100m up the road from the carpark we found another entrance. The photos are below that show the native bush, paths and plants etc.











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Comments

local alien said…
What a marvellous walk. You live in an interesting area
s.c said…
Looks to me a very nice walk through a tropical forest.
That tunnel looks fascinating, but I don't think I would be brave enough to walk through there! I'd enjoy walking through the bush though :)
Bill said…
Looks like a very nice walk through nature
Susan Heather said…
It looks a lovely walk.
roentare said…
That tunnel looks a bit claustrophobic for me. Great scenery though.
NCSue said…
OOOH - Lovely!!!
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Sharon said…
That looks like an adventurous walk.
Fun60 said…
The greenery makes a really interesting walk.
Tom said…
...this is a magical place to enjoy nature.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Oh wow, what an adventure. I love stuff like this.
dee Nambiar said…
I'd love to walk through a tunnel like that. I was reminded of the inside of a lava tube I visited some years back. :)
Klara said…
how intriguing.
Pauline said…
That looks like the sort of walk I love. Nothing compares with a bushwalk.
Yvonne said…
What a beautiful walk.
Yvonne said…
What a beautiful walk.
Lachezar said…
Seems like a beautiful walk!
Years ago I did some work for Westland Milk, but never managed to visit.
Hope one day I'll be able t do this one!
Jeanne said…
I would love to visit New Zealand someday!

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