RAKAIA GORGE TO ASHBURTON GORGE VIA GLENFALLOCH AND LAKE HERON STATIONS

Photo credit: Bill Irwin.

Glenfalloch and Lake Heron Stations are owned by Chas & Dietlind Todhunter and Philip Todhunter &
Anne Palmer respectively. They consist of approximately 10,900 and 20,000 hectares and sit at
the top of the two Gorges. A privately owned track through the stations links the Rakaia and Ashburton
Gorges. Thanks to the generosity of the station owners, 4WD enthusiasts will be able to enjoy access
through this spectacular part of the NZ high country.

Methven Lions can confirm that due to a great weather forecast the event will be occurring on Saturday 1 March i.e. no deferral.

The day will run as a self-drive safari which means you will be able to set your own pace, take photos at your leisure, pull over and
escape the dust, or enjoy a picnic cuppa, or even cool your feet in one of the many streams you will ford.

Cost: $100/vehicle.
4WD vehicles only.
Food available at Glenfalloch Station.

Each vehicle must use its ticket, either purchased online or on the day, to collect a pass at the Methven Lions Club checkpoint on Blackford Rd from 7.30am to enable to the private track across Glenfalloch and Lake Heron Stations.

Tickets also available on the day at the Lions Club checkpoint on Blackford Rd from 7.30am.

The sale of tickets with their attached vehicle passes, concludes at the Blackford Rd checkpoint at 1.00pm, with last vehicles to leave Glenfalloch Station yard by 2.00pm.

Contact the host of Two Gorges 4WD Safari