Dog Stream Waterfall track

Dog Stream Waterfall track

Hanmer Forest

6 Rankers Reviews

4 Face-to-Face

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Information

Dog Stream Waterfall track

Time: 2.5 hours return

From the car park at the end of McIntyre Road climb through Mountain beech forest to the spectacular 41 metre high Dog Stream Waterfall. Mosses, ferns, lichens and native orchids are interesting features of the walk. A suggested round trip is to return via the Spur Track and Fir Trail.

Details

Feature Value Info

Organisation

DOC Canterbury

Central government organisation

Location

South IslandCanterburyHanmer Springs

Categories

  • Activity__walking_and_trekkingWalking
  • Free

Directions

To Coordinates

Coordinates

-42.5044558644636

172.844045066833

Latitude
-42.5044558644636
Longitude
172.844045066833

Nearby

Reviews

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    10/10 2
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    5/10 2
    33%
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  • 2.5/5

    Don't use google maps to drive to the start of the walk.

    We couldn't find the entrance road to the car park and so did the woodland walk instead (which is very nice). The car park seems to be off Jollies Old Road (we found this out after our walk).

    Reviewed over 2 years ago

  • 5.0/5

    Beautiful walk, amazing nature and impressive waterfall.

    Signs easy to read and really clear. Nothing to complain about.

    Reviewed over 7 years ago and experienced in January 2017

  • 4.0/5

    Amazing waterfall at the end.

    Good signs along the way too.

    Reviewed almost 8 years ago and experienced in November 2016

  • 2.5/5

    Very steep track and waterfall was just very tiny.

    Reviewed almost 9 years ago

  • 3.5/5

    Beautiful waterfall but track is very steep and in late summer wasps are everywhere!!!

    Reviewed over 12 years ago

  • 5.0/5

    Great 3 hour walking to beautiful waterfall.

    Lots of birdlife and native bush. Moderate walking with some scrambling over rocks.

    Reviewed over 14 years ago and experienced in May 2010