Catlins Conservation Park
About
Catlins Conservation Park is a national park in Otago, New Zealand, covering about 130,700 acres (529 km²). There are 2 mapped trails inside it, including Catlins River Track and Waipohatu Waterfall Track (DoC). Its peaks include Mount Pye, Bleak Hill and Mokoreta. Waterfalls inside it include Brides Veil or Hairora Falls, Leckie Falls and Maclennan Falls. For camping, there is Tawanui Campsite. Elevations inside the park range from about 310 ft to 2,360 ft. The nearest town is Owaka, about 16 miles west of the park's centre. The boundary comes from OpenStreetMap. Check the park's own rules, fees and opening hours before you go.
Park size
130,665 acres
Location
Catlins Conservation Park
Otago
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