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So sad It's been demolished, There is only one building left now. And It's so small and not much to see. Still cool. I've only seen it once from afar when I was driving past. I've always been interested in Paranormal and started researching about this place. Truly interesting! Well done for actually going in, If I saw it before it demolished I would've been too scared lol

i remember hiding on the roof on this place at night and armourgaurd came upstairs and we where hiding behind a vent trying not to crack up laughing

first person is scary

So i guess you never finished the hut

Great walk and pretty easy going. I did this back in Feb in perfect weather, staying at Central Whirinaki (whio in the nearby river) but as I was ahead of schedule I skipped overnighting at Mangamate. Absolutely beautiful bush and trees. Certainly ended up with clean boots - around Mangamate much of the track was thru/across streams! Highly recommended but next time I'll do the full loop which I know is at another level.

Thanks for the video - it certainly inspired me to go the the Whirinaki Forest Park. Sorry you had disappointing weather - it isn't always like that! I did this loop back in February in perfect conditions. I had planned to continue on to Upper Te Hoe, Mangakahika huts etc on the Te Pua-a-Tāne Circuit but the forecast wasn't great (but frustratingly the bad weather didn't happen at all). After overnighting at the lovely Central Whirinaki hut I planned a second night at Mangamate hut but arrived surprisingly early so just walked out to River Road. That section was mostly in the river - not a problem at all on a warm summer day but I imagine pretty tricky after heavy rain or in the winter. Despite good weather and in February I was surprised not to see another soul, and certainly had the hut to myself. This is one of my favourite North Island places and next time I will definitely do the longer Te Pua-a-Tāne Circuit.

I swear I not even trolling, but my Dad is the guy that boards up the windows. He was telling me about how a bunch of people would sneak in and I decided to search it up this is so fucking funny.

in the 1920s, this place, pandora, was quite a popular place to visit by elites that owned vehicles. believe it or not

a normal kiwi backyard

You should do urbex again

If you want to do these sorts of vids. Show some respect and learn how to pronounce maori words properly. Its a bloody disgrace the way you butcher those beautiful places.

youre a legend. really enjoy your videos

Great video. Very informative. Thanks for doing these!

That van at the beginning. Doubt its a Combi at all. Look up a photo of a CA Bedford - which is what I reckon that van is. I used to have a CA Bedford. It had sliding doors for driver and passenger and hinged doors at the rear. It was no racer, but I wish I still had it today - would be very handy indeed.

where abouts is the first spot its algds if u dont wanna tell me but could you give me a clue like the town or land area its in then i will be able to find it i dont post urbex on this acc so u might be a bit sceptical i can trade u a spot u probs dont know about for that spot in the first clip

The Falcon ute looks like its worth pulling out.

Awesome vids man. What is the track condition like mate?

As a fellow tramper of many years its great that you have taken the time to share your experiences and promote the simple pleasures of a walk in the great outdoors of enzed. nice one!

Excellent video. Camera was held steady - no quick landscape swing-arounds 🤢 Great map graphics, history and information. I use a similar format for my own videos, so appreciate the work required to produce a product like this. Thank you! 👍

Thanks Jonty for setting such a good example of hut etiquette.

you guys should wear fluro gear you would just look official then if spotted

hello do u know any other spots

Hey mate, do you reckon a motorhome would be ok getting to the car park? If not do you have any other recommendations for huts around this area that would be accessible for me. Thanks

What fun When I was your age we only had buildings that were still in use to explore and the occasional one that was under construction

Hi do you think a motorhome could get up to the car park?

Nice video! Though pre-soak some oats for breakfast don't carry a can of beans, and if you have a long day ahead, get going! - jeez!

Has anyone ever squatted on this land

It was a nice hut and walk undulating following the river fairly easy going and narrow and steep in parts. We went on Easter weekend and the hut was full when we arrived. As the carpark was busy we packed our tent with us so camped out on the clearing. Another group carried onto to Rangiwahia hut bypassing Triangle hut. Great video! Good memories, lucky to get it all to yourself.

Has anyone squared on this land

Has this Land been cleared and taken ownership of in 2023

I just showed this to my 91 year old Mum. She was at the Cape from 1935 until 1945 because they didn't move families around during the war. She loved seeing your video and commented on all the views and old images. It was lovely for her.

I guess the cars were once parked there because they had the steerinwheel on the wrong side.😁

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It's real sad that all those cool vehicles are left to waste away, cause they really are way cooler than most relatively affordable cars of the last 20yrs

Not sure how I found this but New Zealand has huts that you just walk to and can camp overnight for free? There would be homeless everywhere in the USA.

Keep going! It may be low subs for now but this info is really really good.

The peach cove track was pretty hard I took me and my school 6 hours

Well done. There are lots of stories about the first hut being hunted by a deer culler and his dog.

Hey ya bro. You wouldn’t happen to have this trip in regular time would ya. Growing up, it was always my favourite road trips to travel

Can you do a review of lower hutt

Far out!!!

Amazing video ~ thank you for putting it together.A permanent reminder of the unspeakable damage and devastation...😪

any more hut videos coming in the future?

I feel extremely sorry for the hawkes bay area. Did you get affected?

This is were my mum was born

Hi, Just a question regarding the track, I was over there on the weekend and went down the track from the car park that crosses over the tutaekuri river with the the hand rail on my right hand side, after crossing over I followed the track for about 200 metres and came across the scree slope, it looks like damage from cyclone Gabriell as the the track just drops away or was it always like this?

Music is fab! Anyone know the artist please?

Super helpful video

Awesome, was just studying the Building Code and came across a clause which mentioned these backcountry huts. Interesting watch!

Would love to no if it is all still there to ask permission to take myself and my son for tiki tour We love this kind of stuff