Being lesser known, you can expect some solitude on this track. Extra seclusion means more wildlife so keep your eyes peeled for viewings of the Banded Dotterel and Black-fronted Tern. The track undulates back and forth with a bit of an uphill climb (96m elevation) and works its way towards the reserve, which is home to a number of threatened species so dogs *must* remain on a leash at all times. The trail offers wilderness, marvellous scenery and the opportunity to catch a glimpse of some of New Zealand’s native wildlife.