This walk departs from the Greymouth Railway Station at
7.30am each morning. Pre-booking is essential to guarantee
that a guide will be available. Begin by walking across
the Cobden Bridge into the centre of the Barber, and then
making your way up the Lions Walk to gain views of the
Barber as it escapes out to sea. Total time 105 minutes
including the return to the Railway Station.
The climb up the Lions Walk is a short walk into the
Rapahoe Range Scenic Reserve. You will climb steadily
uphill through native bush-land before reaching a
panoramic lookout with views of Greymouth the Tasman Sea
and the Southern Alps. You will need good walking shoes
and can expect muddy patches at some points, a reasonable
level of fitness and agility is required.
Be aware that temperatures inside the Barber can reach
below zero, and the wind can be forceful and cold. Please
dress appropriately for the expected conditions.
All tours include commentary by professional storytellers.
We cannot guarantee an enhanced katabatic wind on any
given day, but the Barber runs regularly from April –
November each year, and periodically outside these months.
On most days you will certainly feel the wind if not
experiencing the fog and mist. If you do not experience an
enhanced katabatic wind on the day of your walk, you are
welcome to rejoin another Barber walk within the same week
for free.

Cost $25.00
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