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are copyright DOC. copyright are All photos, unless otherwise credited, credited, otherwise unless photos, All Publishing Team, DOC National Office National DOC Team, Publishing is often credited to New Zealanders. New to credited often is Editing and design: and Editing egalitarianism, self-reliance and hard-work ethic that that ethic hard-work and self-reliance egalitarianism, November 2014 November New Zealand New stories from this time paint a picture of the emerging emerging the of picture a paint time this from stories Tauranga 3142 Tauranga here, working in the mines alongside Māori. The The Māori. alongside mines the in working here, renewable and legally logged forests. logged legally and renewable PO Box 9003 Box PO paper sourced from well-managed, well-managed, from sourced paper Department of Conservation Conservation of Department in the late 1800s, who established a town and lived lived and town a established who 1800s, late the in Published by: Published This publication is produced using using produced is publication This controversial acquisition of land by Pākehā settlers settlers Pākehā by land of acquisition controversial Photos: Destination Coromandel Destination Photos: natural resources. A more recent history includes the the includes history recent more A resources. natural with the river gorge from the safety of the Windows Walk. Walk. Windows the of safety the from gorge river the with Māori occupation of Karangahake and their use of its its of use their and Karangahake of occupation Māori Cover: Woodstock Battery. Cover inset: Get up close and personal personal and close up Get inset: Cover Battery. Woodstock Cover: live here provide a connection to the long ancestry of of ancestry long the to connection a provide here live heritage. The stories of iwi, hapū and whānau who who whānau and hapū iwi, of stories The heritage. Photo: Destination Coromandel Destination Photo: Discover gold mining treasures. treasures. mining gold Discover significant for the conservation of our mining mining our of conservation the for significant the Karangahake Mines makes the area nationally nationally area the makes Mines Karangahake the historical and archaeological and historical significance of of significance The Photo: Destination Coromandel Destination Photo: Imagine yourself in a working gold mine from 100 years ago. ago. years 100 from mine gold working a in yourself Imagine Karangahake. Karangahake. since disappeared from from disappeared since Bellbird/korimako. Bellbird/korimako. populations have long long have populations and pīwakawaka/fantail. The kiwi, kōkako and kārearea kārearea and kōkako kiwi, The pīwakawaka/fantail. and such as the tūī, bellbird/korimako, grey warbler/riroriro warbler/riroriro grey bellbird/korimako, tūī, the as such remaining in the area include the more common species species common more the include area the in remaining Hauraki/Coromandel extremely hard for the remaining native wildlife. Birds Birds wildlife. native remaining the for hard extremely stoats and possums now roam the hills and make life life make and hills the roam now possums and stoats S GORGE OF GOLD GOLD OF GORGE S ’ D N ZEALA NEW the area over 100 years ago. Pest animals such as rats, rats, as such animals Pest ago. years 100 over area the native trees such as kauri, which would have dominated dominated have would which kauri, as such trees native destroyed by fire or through the logging of the huge huge the of logging the through or fire by destroyed Karangahake and habitat for animal life that native forests provide, provide, forests native that life animal for habitat and the whole of New Zealand. Gone is the plentiful food food plentiful the is Gone Zealand. New of whole the Zealand New on window A Wildlife at Karangahake tells a story reflected across across reflected story a tells Karangahake at Visitors to Karangahake will enjoy Visitor information thrilling gorge views and are guaranteed Auckland Cyclists can do the Hauraki Rail Trail from a memorable experience exploring the 1 Thames the car park, with connections to Waihi, atmospheric disused gold mining tunnels. 2 Waikino, Paeroa and Te Aroha nearby. Please Karangahake offers a window on New Paeroa Karangahake share with care. Cyclists are kindly asked to Zealand’s social and cultural identity, 26 dismount in certain areas (check for signage). through the voices and stories of the people Dogs are allowed on the Historic Walkway 2 26 and the Crown Track to Dickey Flat. Dogs of Karangahake’s past and present. Tauranga must be kept on a leash to ensure a good Take a look through the unique mining windows Hamilton experience for all visitors. at Karangahake and establish a connection with the magnificent mountain above and the It’s important that you keep to the tracks at rippling waters of the Ohinemuri and Waitawheta Getting there all times, because there are hazards such as rivers below. Massive geological upheaval has Located on State Highway 2 just south of mine shafts and steep drop offs. Where these resulted in the landscape you see today, which Paeroa, between Auckland and Tauranga, are close to the track, they have been secured was the altered by humans. This place has been Karangahake is easy to get to and is well and blocked off with gates and fences, but please transformed by the development signposted. It is about 2 hours drive from don’t go off track. Tracks will be closed for visitor of mining technology and the Auckland, or 1 hour from Hamilton or safety purposes when heavy rain is forecast, due to the industrialisation of the country Tauranga. risk of sudden rockfall. Check with the Department of Conservation Tauranga Office for up-to-date in the late 19th and early 20th Parking is available directly off the State information. centuries. Highway at Karangahake. Simply follow Touch the past on the the signs for ‘Karangahake Historic Ph: (07) 578 7677 Karangahake Windows Walk. Walks’. Toilets, rubbish bins and basic E: [email protected] visitor information are available in the car park. Visitors can ask for further information at the café, directly opposite Bring a torch to get the most from your trip. Photo: Destination Coromandel the car park on State Highway 2. To fully enjoy the Karangahake is easy to get to and enjoy. Karangahake experience, bring a good torch and explore the tunnels. Photography is encouraged – the scenery is magnificent and there are opportunities to pose with impressive machinery and other mining remains. Further information is available online at www.doc.govt.nz/ Take advantage of karangahake. stunning views and photo opportunities. Track grades Walking track – well formed easy walks. Short walks Windows Walk 1 hr 30 min, 2.5 km (round trip) See the very best Karangahake has to offer. The Windows Walk boasts beautiful scenery and spectacular mining remnants. Take a torch for mine tunnel exploration. This walk features an information trail with signage to help you enjoy a memorable trip. A self-guide mobile app is also available, featuring historic images and stories from Karangahake’s past. Download the free My Parx app using your mobile device (search the My Parx app for ‘Karangahake’). Rail Tunnel Loop 1 hr 30 min, 2.5 km (round trip ) A loop walk takes you through the kilometre-long rail tunnel (lighting is provided) along the river’s edge and through the remains of 19th century mine buildings. Please note that sections of this track are shared with cyclists (see Hauraki Rail Trail information below). Longer walks Karangahake Mountain 4 hr, 4.3 km (return) A network of tracks provides access to the summit and the forested flanks of Karangahake Mountain. It takes about 2 hrs 30 mins to reach the top, becoming steep and exposed towards the top. A circuit can also be done by taking the County Road Track around the mountain. Karangahake Historic Walkway 4 hr, 7 km (return) Offering a pleasant day trip walking alongside the Ohinemuri River, the Historic Walkway connects Karangahake with the impressive rusting and crumbling buildings and machines of the Victoria Battery gold refinery complex, plus the tumbling Owharoa waterfall in its scenic bush setting. There is a café and railway station at Waikino. Please note that this track is shared with cyclists (see below). Hauraki Rail Trail – Woodstock Nga Haerenga/ Underground National Cycleway Pumphouse This 82 km cycle trail passes directly through Karangahake. Get on the rail trail at Karangahake and travel north to Paeroa, or follow the Historic Walkway to Victoria Battery and Waikino (a shared walking and cycling track), which now extends to Waihi. For more information about the Rail Trail, visit www.haurakirailtrail.co.nz SH2 SH2 Bicycles are permitted on the Historic Walkway only. Dogs on a leash are permitted on the Historic Walkway and Crown Track. Other things to do in the area Places to eat OHINEMURI ESTATE Winery/restaurant & accommodation TALISMAN CAFÉ Karangahake is a perfect short stop or overnight recent ancestors, who cut timber and dug gold Moresby St, KARANGAHAKE (Gluten free available) Ph: 07 862 8874 stay for travellers to the Coromandel, Waikato in pursuit of riches. Their work left us a changed Opposite Karangahake Reserve E: [email protected] and Bay of Plenty. A range of accommodation landscape, and in many cases their buildings SH2, KARANGAHAKE www.ohinemuri.co.nz and dining options are available in Karangahake. and machines are left behind for us to explore. Ph: 07 862 8306 Accommodation Camping is available at nearby Dickey Flat Open 7 days, 9am – 4pm Waiorongomai: The historical spa town of KARANGAHAKE GOLD N' VIEWS Campsite (DOC). Accommodation, cafes and Te Aroha and the Waiorongomai goldfields WAIKINO STATION CAFÉ COTTAGE restaurants can also be found in nearby Paeroa and make a great day trip.
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