マナワツ・ワンガヌイでののおすすめライド

Beautifully landscaped park on the outskirts of Palmerston North

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Beautifully landscaped park on the edge of Palmerston North

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To visit the regional museum which houses an important collection of Maori objects, through which you can easily understand the deep connection, I would say identification, of the Maori people with nature.

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Komoot routing was sending us all the way to the main road bridge for us to then double back on ourselves. Komoot had not registered that there is now this specific cycling/walking bridge.

This rose garden near the Victoria Esplanade south of Palmerston North is really worth a visit, as it is well laid out. It provides a sweet peace of mind.

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On this hill, you will find a cemetery, children's playground, a training camp for dogs, and a campsite. There is an observation platform where you will have beautiful views of the Te Apiti Wind Farm. These are wind turbines installed on top of hills. You are also close to the Pohangina River and the Manawatu Gorge

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The Manghoe road passes here between two lakes. You can frequently observe an endemic species of grebe there, which is mainly seen on the North Island and is called the dabchick. Here the landscape is shaped by man and is made up of wooded hills and small bodies of water.

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Whanganui means the big bay in the Maori language. Take a little height, and you will see the splendid city as well as its river flowing into the ocean. Whanganui does not exist as such administratively. It is the meeting of several small satellite towns. Thus Gonville, Castlecliff, Springvale, Saint Johns Hill, Aramoho, Wanganui East, Bastia Hill, and Durie Hill are Whanganui.

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Stopped at Caltex Woodville for the obligatory Red Bull and Pepper Steak pie, and leg stretch.