Red Rocks Scientific Reserve
South Coast, Owhiro Bay, Wellington View map
Red Rocks and its surrounding reserve are of national significance, rich with fascinating geology and Maori history. Red Rocks (Pari-whero) was formed 200 million years ago during below-sea volcanic eruptions.
Further around from Red Rocks is a 'haul out' area for New Zealand fur seals at Sinclair Head (seals visible from May to October). The Reserve is within Te Kopahau Reserve.
A visitors' guide to the south coast, produced by the South Coast Charitable Trust, is available.
Free entry to the Reserve.
Open hours:
Monday to Sunday (Quarry gates shut to vehicles on Sundays).
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