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The McKenzie reserve is a relatively small area with walking track entrances off Great Barrier Road or Empire Road , which leads to [[Enclosure Bay]]. The reserve was a mature pine forest in 2006, 2007 where the pine trees were removed and natives planted. A new a picnic area was also created. | The McKenzie reserve is a relatively small area with walking track entrances off Great Barrier Road or Empire Road , which leads to [[Enclosure Bay]]. The reserve was a mature pine forest in 2006, 2007 where the pine trees were removed and natives planted. A new a picnic area was also created. | ||
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+ | If you look closely at the map you will see that McKenzie Reserve has a short 'dog-leg' section on its western edge that meets with Coromandel Road. A rough walkway can be found leading from Coromandel Road into the reserve. This path is due to be properly formed in the next couple of years. | ||
[[Image:McKenzie Reserve 2007.JPG|frame|left|McKenzie Reserve from the top looking down into Enclosure Bay]] | [[Image:McKenzie Reserve 2007.JPG|frame|left|McKenzie Reserve from the top looking down into Enclosure Bay]] |
Revision as of 09:42, 17 September 2007
The McKenzie reserve is a relatively small area with walking track entrances off Great Barrier Road or Empire Road , which leads to Enclosure Bay. The reserve was a mature pine forest in 2006, 2007 where the pine trees were removed and natives planted. A new a picnic area was also created.
If you look closely at the map you will see that McKenzie Reserve has a short 'dog-leg' section on its western edge that meets with Coromandel Road. A rough walkway can be found leading from Coromandel Road into the reserve. This path is due to be properly formed in the next couple of years.
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