Ridge Road in Hurunui District

Ridge Road in Hurunui District is a gravelled track (solid surface). The road has a width of 5 m. It runs in a north-south direction and ends at Demmocks Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Ridge Road also exists in Selwyn District.

Bicycle
yes
Road Type
track
Route
north-south

Cafés

  • Little Vintage Espresso – approx. 26,4 km.
  • Amberley pies (wheelchair accessible) at Markham Street 1 – approx. 26,5 km.
  • Bunco's Diner (outdoor seating) at Carters Road 47 – approx. 26,6 km.
  • Waikari Kitchen at Weka Pass Road 16 (7420) – approx. 26,6 km.

Picnic site

  • Mt Grey Picnic Area – approx. 11,6 km.

Post offices

  • Hawarden Post Boxes – approx. 25,5 km.

Police stations

  • Waikari Police Station at Princes Street 32 (7420) – approx. 26,2 km.

Gift shops

  • The Markham Street Trader at Markham Street 11 – approx. 26,4 km.

Car dealerships

  • Arthur Burke's – approx. 26,6 km.

Fire station

  • Hawarden Volunteer Fire Brigade (Fire and Emergency New Zealand) – approx. 25,6 km.
  • Hurunui Rural Fire Force at Princes Street 75 (7420) – approx. 25,7 km.
  • Amberley Volunteer Fire Brigade (Fire and Emergency New Zealand) – approx. 26,4 km.

DIY stores

  • Arthur Burke's – approx. 26,5 km.
  • Basher's ITM Amberley at Carters Road 82 – approx. 26,6 km.

Supermarkets

  • Hawarden Local Supermarket – approx. 25,5 km.

Attraction

  • swimming area. swimming area – approx. 26,2 km.

Campsite

  • Waikari Reserve Campground at Princes Street – approx. 26,5 km.

Viewpoint

  • Maori drawings – approx. 25,2 km.
  • Maori drawings – approx. 25,2 km.

Pubs

  • Brew Moon Brewery – approx. 26,5 km.
  • Amberley Hotel – approx. 26,6 km.

Petrol stations

  • RD Petroleum Hawarden 24hr Fuel (Diesel, self-service, RD Petroleum) at Allandale Road 4 (7385) – approx. 25,4 km.

Public toilet

  • Amberley domain toilets – approx. 25,8 km.

Courthouse

  • Old Courthouse – approx. 26,2 km.

Artwork

  • Charles Upham Statue (artist: Mark Whyte). The statue was unveiled on 10 December 1997 by the then Prime Minister of New Zealand, the Hon. Jenny Shipley. The statue depicts Charles Upham ‘the observer’, using the skill he practised in peace and war learnt while shepherding and mustering on the h – approx. 26,6 km.