Tane Mahuta (God of the Forest)
kenmerk Says: Tane Mahuta Tree (the Maori name for God of the Forest) is estimated to be between 1200 and 2000 years old. Located just a five minute walk off the main road thru Waipoua...One of the most massive trees in this forest..
kenmerk Says: There are signs posted at the car parks in this area warning people not to leave valuables in their car... (Petty theft is aparently common in this area...) They have now installed guards at the main car parks where they ask for a $2.00NZD donation...
kenmerk Says: When I was here in Dec 2002, the forest lookout road was closed, so best to check before you head up there... There is a Park information centre in Waipoua that was open, and I'm sure they can give the latest on which roads/trails are accessible...
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A stand of four large Kauri trees, the so called "Four Sisters Trees"... and I have to say, they are four quite tall sisters at that......
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Certainly one of the highlights of the North country are the big trees of Waipoua. Although most of these old growth trees have been long since clear cut for timber and to make way for sheep...
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This forest is the highlight of the northern west coast. It's the largest remainder of kauri forest in New Zealand. The trees here reach up to 60 m and have a diameter of more than 5 m.
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En este parque natural se puede , dando un pequeño paseo , uno imaginar lo que fueron los bosques de Nueva Zelanda que estaban llenos de kauris , coníferas de más de cincuenta metros de altura que...
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Waipoua Forest and Hokianga Harbour

Situated in the Northland far away from 'everything'. The region is well known for its impressive kauri's and the wild west coast with remote beaches. But there is more to explore in the...
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