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Carrington Walkway

Corner of Portia St and Fenton St, Stratford, Taranaki New Zealand

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Free to Visit
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Fri 12a-11:59p
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  • No Wifi
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“The Carrington Walkway is a looped urban bush walk encompassing native bush into which European and American species have been introduced. Along the walkway discover some impressive views of Mt Taranaki which rises 2,518 metres (8,260 feet) and dominates the western”

Start at the Malone Gates located on the corner of Fenton and Portia streets. These white marble gates were erected in 1923 as a tribute to Lieutenant Colonel William George Malone, who was killed after successfully leading the Wellington Battalion in an attack on the Turks at Chunuk Bair on 8 August 1915. Follow the signage from here.

This section provides a choice of routes, which adds interest for those doing the round trip or subsequent walks. Stratford’s climate and soil provides ideal conditions for growing. Visit the McCullough Rhododendron Dell in spring. Formed in the 1960s, these gardens contain several hundred rhododendrons and include some propagated from seed sent from the Royal Botanical Gardens in Edinburgh, Scotland as well as some from Lord Rothchild’s gardens in England.

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Carrington Walkway

Corner of Portia St and Fenton St, Stratford
Taranaki
New Zealand
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Open 24 hours today
  • Sun - Sat: 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

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