Trounson Kauri Park Tourist Northland New Zealand
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A tourist admires the beauty of a large Kauri tree along the Bush Walk in Trounson Kauri Park in Northland on the North Island of New Zealand.

The Bush Walk in Trounson Kauri Park in Northland, New Zealand will take visitors to some of the largest Kauri trees found throughout the 450 hectare forest reserve restoration project. This tourist stops along the Bush Walk to admire this large tree which is about 1,200 years old.

The lush vegetation throughout Trounson Kauri Park consists of kauri, taraire, kauri grass, kiekie, neinei, ferns and ephiphytes. The walk around this beautiful rainforest is easy for any tourist and is wheelchair accessible taking approximately 40 minutes to complete.

The walk has been laid out to protect the root structure of each Kauri tree and every tourist who visits Trounson Karui Park in Northland, New Zealand should stay to the path.

Large Kauri Tree along the Bush Walk in Trounson Kauri Park, Northland, North Island, New Zealand. Height to first branch is 7.6 metres, Diameter at Breast Height is 3.5 metres, Approximate Age is 1,200 years old.