Northland Forest Park, Northland Region, New Zealand

Northland is the northernmost region in New Zealand. It is governed by the Northland Regional Council. Whangarei is the only city; the next biggest towns have a few thousand people. The Northland Region covers the area from Te Hana to Cape Reinga at the northern tip of the North Island.

The east coast of Northland has long been a well-known holiday place, but recently the west coast has become known due to its spectacular natural phenomena: Tane Mahuta (huge, ancient kauri tree), untouched forests in Waipoua, Warawara, Omahuta Kauri Sanctuary and Puketi, biggest concretions in the world (the Koutu Boulders and the world unique Wairere Boulders), the sand dunes of the North Hokianga and Ninety Mile Beach.

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What to do in Northland Forest Park:

Wild Life: Kaka, Kokako, Red-crowned Parakeet, Long-tailed Bat, Short-tailed Bat, Fantail, Tui, Grey
Warbler, Shining Cuckoo and Weta
Adventure: Mountain Biking, Bushwalking, Tramping, Camping

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Location: Kaipara and Far North districts, Northland region, New Zealand

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Language: English and Maori