Te Urewera National Park New Zealand
New Zealand - Auckland - Christchurch - Queenstown - Wellington
Flora and Fauna- The Te Urewera National Park boasts of extensive botanical variation, ranging from beech trees on higher altitudes to lush kohekohe forest in the lower regions. There are varying types of birds in this National Park and thirty-five species have been found. The Te Urewera National Park is also home to two species of bats, native land mammals, geckos and shrinks. The water bodies of Te Urewera National Park also sustain a lot of marine -diversity including trouts.
A wide array of active and passive recreational activities is also available in this natural region. You can indulge in hunting deer and pigs after obtaining the permit from the National Park authority. You can also fish for brown or rainbow colored trout in the Lake Waikaremoana or others streams and rivulets that flow through the park. However to pursue undisturbed fishing you will require a Rotorua Trout Fishing District Licence.
There are a large number of trekking and paths through the Te Urewera through
which you can hike and discover untamed nature and secret routes and etc. Throughout
the park, tramping is also allowed, so you can go short walks or extended expeditions.
Apart from this water sport facilities are also available in the beautiful Waikaremoana
Lake and other water bodies within the Te Urewera National Park. There are boat
ramps at different signposted regions.
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