Rakaia River Access in Ashburton District

Rakaia River Access in Ashburton District is a dirt track. The road has a width of 4 m. It runs in a north-south direction and ends at Double Hill Run Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Bicycle
yes
Road Type
track
Route
north-south

Attraction

  • Walkwire – approx. 24,8 km.
  • Water caves – approx. 32,7 km.
  • The Muster of 1910 – approx. 36,7 km.
  • Old kilns – approx. 37,8 km.
  • Rock bivouac – approx. 40,6 km.
  • Caves Stream Siphon – approx. 41,0 km.
  • Bowyers Stream Siphon – approx. 41,1 km.
  • Taylors Stream Siphon – approx. 42,1 km.

Cafés

  • Stavely Café and Sundry Goods Store (outdoor seating, Wi-Fi, takeaway, wheelchair accessible) – approx. 39,6 km.

Viewpoint

  • Rakaia Gorge lookout – approx. 34,8 km.
  • Sharplin Falls Lookout – approx. 36,1 km.
  • Mount guy – approx. 37,5 km.
  • Valley View – approx. 42,3 km.

Parking

  • Mt Alford Track Parking (surface, 15 spaces, free) – approx. 35,5 km.
  • Mt Barossa Carpark (10 spaces) – approx. 38,6 km.

Restaurants

  • Ōpuke Kai – approx. 27,0 km.

Guest house

  • Mt Hutt Retreat – approx. 33,9 km.

Campsite

  • Kowhai Flat – approx. 19,4 km.
  • Taylors Stream (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 37,1 km.
  • Freedom Camping for Self Contained Vehicles – approx. 40,6 km.

Stops

  • Norwest Express Top Station – approx. 26,5 km.
  • Norwest Express Drive Station – approx. 27,0 km.

Tourist information offices

  • White Post – approx. 16,7 km.

Rental shops

  • Ski Rental – approx. 27,1 km.

Shelter

  • Warden's hut (basic_hut) – approx. 34,0 km.