Te Paki Sand Dunes

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Te Paki Sand Dunes are a vast coastal dune system at the northern tip of New Zealand’s North Island, known for their towering sand hills and popular sandboarding activities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf sand dune system
tourist attraction
accessedBy Te Paki Stream Road NERFINISHED
accessedFrom State Highway 1 NERFINISHED
approximateMaximumHeight about 150 metres
climate subtropical maritime
country New Zealand
ecosystemType coastal dune ecosystem
formedBy coastal processes
wind-driven sand deposition
governedBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
hasActivity hiking
sandboarding
sightseeing
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Māori NERFINISHED
hasFeature mobile dunes
slipfaces
wind-shaped ridges
hasNearbyWatercourse Te Paki Stream NERFINISHED
hasViewOf surrounding coastal landscape
isMajorDuneFieldOf northern New Zealand
languageOfToponym Māori NERFINISHED
locatedIn Far North District NERFINISHED
North Island
Northland Region NERFINISHED
Te Paki area
locatedOnCoastOf Tasman Sea NERFINISHED
material sand
near Cape Reinga NERFINISHED
Ninety Mile Beach NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic desert-like landscape
large dune faces suitable for sandboarding
towering sand hills
partOf Te Paki Farm Park area
Te Paki Recreation Reserve NERFINISHED
regionOf Te Hiku o Te Ika (Far North) area NERFINISHED
safetyConcern intense sun exposure
steep slopes
strong winds
terrainType coastal dunes
tourismType adventure tourism
nature tourism
usedFor photography
recreational sliding on sandboards
visitorFacility car park at dune edge
informal walking tracks

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Northland Region contains Te Paki Sand Dunes