Julie and Jonathan call their Bed and Breakfast Ribbonwood Retreat after the Ribbonwood tree that grows near their home. Once common these trees are now in decline. We have planted Ribbonwoods and many other trees to attract native birds back to our garden. Maori Proverb: If you cut the heart of the flax bush, where will the bellbird sing?
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| Jo looks back down the valley |
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| Fault in the bedrock |
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| Waterfall in the forest |
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| Bridge across helps to keep feet dry |
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| Tributary of the Wahio river |
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| Trident Falls |
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| Moss covered rocks of the 'once was riverbed' |
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| The trail is easily accessible for all |
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| Getting closer to the glacier face |
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| The viewpoint - so worth the walk to view this! |
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