05 Hikuraki Covenant: CANCELLED

Walk 05 – Hikuraki Covenant with with Marie Neal Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust Covenants Officer and Antony Johnson Manager of Hikuraki Valley and Oashore

Join us in the Southern Bays area for magnificent views of Hikuraki, Tokara and other surrounding coves, from an amazing 60 hectare gully protection which is regenerating in natives under careful management. We’ll walk through Hikuraki covenant itself, down to the beach for lunch then back up viewing a different perspective, enjoying the flora and fauna along the way. A good level of fitness is required as there will be some prolonged steep climbs along the way.
Note this walk does have a postponement date of Sunday 14th November if the weather is unsuitable on the 7th. If you are unable to attend the walk on the 14th you will be issued with a refund.

Duration: 6 hours approx. 5km. Walk climbs 300m approx.

TRAMP - Track mostly unformed with prolonged up and down

Wear sturdy walking boots, layered clothing, gaiters (optional). Bring lunch, snacks, large water bottle, sunhat, sunscreen, a jacket, and hand sanitiser. Camera, binoculars and walking poles handy.
Covid 19 - All participants are required to carry their own hand sanitiser. If at Alert Level 2 please bring your own face mask to wear in any instance where appropriate social distancing may not be easily maintained (car pools etc). The Festival will be cancelled at Alert Level 3 & 4 and you will be issued a refund.
Please be aware that credit card fees apply.