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Welcome to Clutha This Stunning Area in the South ACTIVITIES Welcome to Clutha this stunning area in the South. Visit iconic Nugget Point, enchanting waterfalls and walks in The Catlins, rich gold mining heritage and the Clutha Gold Trail in Lawrence, or Tapanui AKA There are so many wonderful activities in Millhaven in the movie “Pete’s Dragon”. Clutha; we have only picked a small selection Clutha is the southernmost district in the Otago to feature. For more information about other region located on the east coast of the South available activities, commercial guided walks Island of New Zealand. An ideal location for travellers, Clutha is a part of the Southern Scenic conditions or tides, please visit one of our Route and has many treasures to share. information centres or see Photo Credit: Blacklabel Photography Come and enjoy a quintessentially Kiwi experience! www.cluthanz.com cluthanz.com Lamm erlaw Ra to Alexandra nge Outram Mosgiel Lake and Queenstown 7 22 Mahinerangi Allanton in Raes Junction Beaumont ngatua Range u ed 24 n Ma u Dam Dunedin D in 19 International o Edievale Airport T ed Waipori Falls Waipori Gorge un Blue Spur N Dusky Gabriels ative B D Gully ush o Forest s 21 T n 20 Leithen i N a Weatherstons Burn Heriot Sinclair Wetlands 2 nt Berwick 3 Birch Island Black u Lake Waipori Gully o Forest Taieri Ferry r 23 18 M Lawr e nce Beaumont v r 11 i e Site of Kelso e iv R Lake Waihola u t R l s a k 12 B e r e Waitahuna Wa1 ihola o p 1 Taieri lsland F a Waitahuna Gully Tapanui Plantation u Moturata T 19 10 e a v n i Milburn t u 3 Whisky h 4 8 a Tuapeka Mouth a 1 Gully N Tuapeka Punt it Manuka a Akatore Taieri Mouth W Gorge Wetlands 16 to Te Anau 17 15Milton T The Cone 3 o Conical Hill Clydevale k o 0 m and Queenstown 3 P a oma ir Round Hill haka ir 13 River Lovells Flat o R Bull Creek Sod Cottage i v 14 e r Chrystalls Beach 5 Waipahi C 2 l 2 Gore uth a R 30 ive r M at a-a 7 u Wetlands Toko Mouth Popotunoa r Benhar Lake Tuakitoto e 31 iv R 8 a r Clinton u Kuriwau a Balclutha t Gorge a Kuriwau Stirling Wangaloa M Waiwera In oute Peak Ka c oach R Cone ihik Finegand h Old C u Ra C nge lu Mataura th Telford a Kaitangata 9 st re Port Molyneux Fo C n at Edendale lins w Ri Wisp Hill o v er 3 Wyndham d 8 e p o The Wisp l Kaka Point S B Ra Ow er 2 ta ak es C Ra a R for a ng iver d R tlin e Ca an s R Nugget Point tlin ge ive s F r W 1 Lighthouse ore alk st Ca Pa Tawanui Owaka Safety tli rk Mac Cannibal Bay ns lenn PouSunraawt ea Fo an R • Keep back from barriers and keep children under supervision re Mac Ta iver 36 Hinahina Bay st len hak P nan op Matai Falls ar Ra a R Jacks Bay and stay on tracks due to fall hazards to Invercargill k nge iver 5 Tahakopa Jacks Blowhole • Keep left and consider other users of tracks – cyclists give way to T Purakaunui and Te Anau au tu k Falls walkers u Hinahina Cove Gorge Road R 3 i ve Purakaunui r • Respect the conditions of use, as access is a privilege not a right McLean Falls Papatowai Bay • Be aware of rapid changes in weather Chaslands Tahakopa Bay Ca 36 Florence Hill tlins W P 4 Irihuka (Long Point) • Please take all rubbish away with you For ro a Lake Wilkie Tokanui est gr i ess p Tautuku Bay Pa Val a • Wear suitable footwear, something with good support rk ley t i 6 Tautuku Peninsula Riv er Cathedral Caves • Remember to remove valuables from your car and lock it Fortrose Waikawa Waikawa Harbour Makati (Chaslands Mistake) • If you see any hazards, report these to DOC Safety Watch by Otara The Sisters Ha Po E rp calling 0800 999 005 s oi t l se Lighthouse u da B a ay r n • For emergencies, call 111 Waipapa Pt y e Slope Point Curio Bay • Cell coverage is limited in some areas The Catlins Tapanui & The Catlins CATLINS INFORMATION CENTRE West Otago LAWRENCE INFORMATION CENTRE & MUSEUM 10 Campbell Street, Owaka, 17 Ross Place, Lawrence Phone: 03 415 8371, Email: [email protected] TAPANUI SERVICE CENTRE, INFO CENTRE & LIBRARY Phone: 03 485 9222, [email protected] OWAKA MUSEUM 1 Sufolk Street, Tapanui Phone: 03 415 8323, Email: [email protected] Ph: 03 204 8306, [email protected] 21 GABRIEL’S GULLY INTERPRETIVE TRACK The Gabriel’s Gully walk is an easy to moderate 1 hour 20 minute loop walk. A 11. NUGGET POINT 10 WHISKY GULLY number of interpretation panels explain the history of the site and how gold Revered by locals, visitors and photographers alike, Nugget Point is considered to At the southern end of The Blue Mountain Walk and a short driving distance was extracted. be one of the “10 Great Lookouts in New Zealand” by Lonely Planet. The well- from Tapanui is Whisky Gully, an easy going 15 minute loop track with maintained pathway suits all ages and leads to a viewing platform beside the beautiful native bush scenery. 22 BEAUMONT MILLENNIUM TRACK Nugget Point Lighthouse – 10 – 20 min return. Keep a look out for New Zealand This walk leads to the swing bridge, the lonely graves and the old railway fur seal, sea lions and elephant seals, and also Yellow Eyed Penguins next door 11 BLACK GULLY TRACK line, which is also used by vehicles and is a part of the Clutha Gold Cycle Trail at Roaring Bay. This easy, short walk begins at the northern end of the Blue Mountains. It has Cycling and Walking Trail. great picnic spots and children will love the historic play park. 22. CATLINS RIVER – WISP LOOP TRACK 23 CLUTHA GOLD TRAIL WALKING AND CYCLING TRAIL The Catlins River – Wisp Loop Track is a 24km two day or a very long one ONE OF NEW ZEALAND’S GREAT RIDES day tramp. Catlins River walk is a 5-6 hour walk following The Catlins River 12 BLUE MOUNTAIN WALK This 73km trail can be cycled or walked within 2-4 days, and runs from between Tawanui and The Wisp. Wisp Loop Track is a 4-5 hour higher This medium to difcult 6-8 hour walk will take you along the ridge tops of The Lawrence to Lake Roxburgh Dam. It ofers a unique heritage experience altitude walk which forms the loop via forestry roads, this walk has Rocky Blue Mountains. The walk can be started at either Whisky Gully or Black Gully. showcasing the area’s history of early Maori moa hunters, Chinese gold Knoll which is a great lookout point. Ensure you are prepared for sudden changes in the weather conditions; huts miners, European pastoral farming, mining and rail. This wonderful trail are available for hunters and trampers. follows the mighty Clutha Mata-Au River. It can be walked or cycled in easily 33. PURAKAUNUI FALLS accessible sections, visit www.cluthagold.co.nz This easy track is approximately 20 minutes return to one of the most photographed waterfalls in New Zealand. 24 BEAUMONT TO LAWRENCE SECTION CLUTHA GOLD TRAIL Follow Gabriel’s Gully Road to Gabriel’s Gully where you will be able to 44. LAKE WILKIE park your car. This easy to medium going track will take about 80 minutes Lake Wilkie is a small scenic lake, on the edge of which is a 30 minute return to complete. It circumnavigates this historical area and it will take you past walk and features a variety of plant life. This track is beautiful, especially on a a number of interpretation panels, which explain the history of the site and clear blue sky day as the peat mirror lake makes for stunning photos. Milton, Waihola, how the gold was extracted. 55. MATAI FALLS AND RAIL TRAIL Taieri Mouth &Surrounds The Matai Rail Trail is a 1-2 hour walk accessible from the Matai Falls. The trail follows the old railway formation where is winds around the south- MILTON INFORMATION CENTRE western slopes of Table Hill through the native forest. The trail was opened 53 Union Street, Milton in 2015, one hundred years after the opening of the last section of the railway Phone: 03 417 7480, Email: [email protected] from Houipapa to Tahakopa. Fishing 13 BULL CREEK BUSH WALK Trout and salmon are sure to be biting in the Clutha, Waipahi, Pomahaka, 66. CATHEDRAL CAVES Tuapeka and Catlins Rivers. Other notable freshwater fshing spots include the Cathedral Caves are a highlight for visitors to The Catlins. Located in clifs at This easy to moderate 40 minute return walk will take you along Bull Creek Owaka, Waitahuna, Tokomairiro and Leithen Burn rivers. Fishing licences are the northern end of pristine Waipati Beach, they have attracted international where you are able to swim and picnic. available from your local information centre. Alternatively, try surf casting at the interest for their length - the two sea-formed passages together measure just various beaches down the coast. on 200 metres - and their impressive height, up to 30 metres. There is a small 14 CHRYSTALLS BEACH TO BULL CREEK charge for the use of the car park and access to the bush track, beach and caves.
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