Denniston Incline in Buller District

Denniston Incline in Buller District is a disused railway. Denniston Incline is also known as Denniston, New Zealand. Ⓦ.

Attraction

  • Remains of old aerial ropeway – approx. 1,9 km.
  • Neil’s Eels – approx. 10,7 km.
  • Burning vent – approx. 12,3 km.
  • Remains of Miner's Bath House – approx. 12,7 km.
  • Mine Creek Coal Mine – approx. 12,7 km.
  • Burning vent – approx. 12,8 km.
  • Old Millerton School House ruins – approx. 12,8 km.
  • Old Dip Coal Mine – approx. 12,8 km.
  • Derelict incline – approx. 12,8 km.
  • Old Millerton Fire Station – approx. 12,9 km.
  • Derelict incline – approx. 14,9 km.

Viewpoint

  • Incline Lookout – approx. 150 m.
  • Banbury Mine – approx. 550 m.
  • Berlins – approx. 14,1 km.
  • Kilkenny Lookout – approx. 14,3 km.

Parking

  • Care Park (fee required) – approx. 12,7 km.

Campsite

  • Hector Freedom Campsite – approx. 15,9 km.

Restaurants

  • Smileys Pizza & Takeaways (opening hours: Mon–Sun 15–20) – approx. 16,0 km.

Fire station

  • Waimangaroa Volunteer Fire Brigade (Fire and Emergency New Zealand) – approx. 3,6 km.
  • Granity Volunteer Fire Brigade (Fire and Emergency New Zealand) – approx. 13,0 km.

Caravan site

  • Kawatiri Beach Reserve (self-contained only) (30 places) – approx. 15,8 km.
  • Certified Self-Contained Camping – approx. 16,0 km.

Pubs

  • Charming Creek Tavern at Main Road 31 – approx. 15,6 km.

Car repair shops

  • Derby St Diesel Specialists (opening hours: open 24/7) at Derby Street 169 – approx. 16,0 km.

Tourist information offices

  • CLOSED – approx. 16,2 km.
Named after Robert Blair Denniston
Heritage designation Heritage New Zealand Category 1 historic place listing
Located in Buller District
Country New Zealand
Location Denniston Plateau