Remember the photos I shared a couple of weeks ago of Fungi? Well this is the place we found them all at.
As we are coming into Winter, there are lots of red berries hanging off the trees but these ones are no doubt poisonous.
This track leads to Coal Creek Falls which is located in Runanga near Greymouth and the walk itself is about 30 minutes there and back to the carpark.
I think the morning we were there it was about 11 degrees celsius - so not too cold, not too hot.
All the trees and scenery reminded us of a rainforest type setting, mind you most of New Zealand looks like this anyway.
The waterfall isn't that big or high but it was worth giving this one a go as we had been meaning to do it since moving here.
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13 comments:
It looks like a lovely walk, and half a hour is just right. We have a Coal Creek here too, and I would guess yours is also associated with coal mining.
That looks like a beautiful walk. For countries with mountains, it might be a small waterfall, but for the flat Netherlands, it is quite large and absolutely beautiful.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
It's a beautiful spot. I loved hearing the water fall in your little video.
What a lovely walk! Thank´s for letting me join so I could enjoy this exciting nature and the waterfall.
What a perfect place to spend a day.
What a wonderful walk through the bush
Amazing place. waterfalls looks great.
This looks wonderful. 11C here, too. Brrr...
Edible or not, red berries are a welcome splash of colour in autumn/winter!
...may the forest be with you!
What a nice forest to walk in.
A beautiful walk worth the effort. A beautiful place and the falls are impressive. I can hear the water.
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Lovely walk to the falls!
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