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The start (or finish) of SH1 and the Te Araroa walk to Cape Reinga. There is a much photographed sign post and an anchor-chain sculpture (see the other end on Stewart Island).
Stirling Point is a landmark at the southern end of the New Zealand in a town called Bluff, New Zealand. It is notable as the southern end of both State Highway 1 and Te Araroa; both these facilities span the length of the country. Stirling Point hosts a signpost with multiple directional signs; it is the most photographed item in Southland. Stirling Point has an anchor chain sculpture which replicates the sculpture on Stewart Island.
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If Foveaux Walk feels too long, then you can take its track for about 1km then go back through the Glory Track. About 2.5 km in total.
Good views can be had from lookoout hill, a short drive or hike up from the main street in town. On a clear day, you can see Stewart Island as well as a couple of other minor islands off the south coast.
Museum about whaling and oyster fishing, featuring the oyster boat Monica which was in use from 1909-1998.