Te Toto Gorge Raglan

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596 Whaanga Road, Raglan
Months of operation
All Year
A historically significant site, the Te Toto Gorge south of Raglan, New Zealand not only boasts stunning and uninterrupted views of the rugged west coast.

Just a short drive from Raglan, Te Toto Gorge Lookout offers stunning views of the rugged west coast and the tranquil Tasman Sea. From the carpark, it's just a short walk to reach the lookout where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking coastal scenery. A perfect spot for photos or a quick nature escape.

Note: The road to the carpark is narrow, gravel, and winding - please drive with care.

Pricing
Free
Activity Duration:
5 minute walk from the carpark to the lookout
Trail access:
Carpark located south of Raglan along Wainui Road. After Whale Bay the road is called Whaanga Road.

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