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Te Urewera National Park

New Zealand's fourth-largest national park protects the biggest area of native forest remaining on the North Island. The ancestral home of the Tuhoe people, its main attraction is Lake Waikaremoana, which draws hikers, canoeists, and fishing enthusiasts from around the world.

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