7km towards Greymouth from Moana, starting at the Arnold Power Station.

45 minute loop walk.

Easy.

This forest walk passes through the Arnold River Scenic Reserve and offers views of the Arnold River Power Station.

From Moana township, cross the Arnold River Swing Bridge and turn left to beach.

20–60 minute return.

Easy.

Spectacular views of the mountains and lake with mixed podocarp forest. Longer walk is more challenging, when the lake is low as there is no formed track.

Cross the Arnold River swing bridge and turn right onto track.

45 minutes return.

Easy.

Wonderful views of the Arnold River, podocarp forest, punga fern areas and regenerating bush.

Located on the northern edge of Lake Brunner, behind Moana township. The track has two entrances – from Taku Street in Moana township and 200 metres west of Moana Motor camp on Ahau Street (no parking available at this end).

20 minutes, one way.

Easy.

Passing through a scenic reserve of mixed podocarp forest and offering lovely views over Lake Brunner. You can either walk back to the start via the streets (10-15 minutes) or return the way you came. If walking this track at night to see the glow worms, a torch is essential.

From Moana the road to Mitchells, at the southern end of the lake. Opposite the Lake Brunner Lodge turn right down a short road to the lake.

2 hours return.

Easy.

Across boardwalks and meandering through native bush. Magnificent views of the lake. Old relics of timber mills a secluded camping and picnic area with toilets is located at the Bain Bay.
Can also catch a water taxi from Moana.

From Moana take the road to Mitchells at the southern end of the lake. Sign posted approx 50 metres east of Lake Brunner Lodge.

1 hour return

Moderate

Climbing gently on a well-formed track you travel through mixed podocarp forest. The track climbs more steeply as it leads you onto the rocks below the impressive Carew Falls.

Iveagh Bay, Lake Brunner.

3 hours (return) to lookout, 6-7 hours return to top of Mt Te Kinga.

Lookout moderate, to top fit and experienced.

A tramping track leads from the picnic area to lookout points overlooking Iveagh Bay and surrounding landscape. From here there is a marked route that leads on up to the open tussock tops of Mt Te Kinga.