Whangaparaoa - Lookout Ridge

Cautions

Be aware of power lines to the right of your glide path and to the right of the landing area. 

Pohutukawa trees at the end of the landing area can be responsible for turbulence.

Nesting Birds – Park Management request

Between 1 September and 28 February each year a number of bird species, some of which are endangered, nest on the beach, adjacent dunes or foreshore banks. Some of these nesting sites may be delineated by a taped off area, but by no means all.

Before flying identify any immediately obvious sites and ensure staying clear of these by no low overflying or landing in immediate vicinity. Over this time period it is preferable to top land, slope land or land below high water mark if feasible.

In all instances endeavour to avoid low wingovers or long approaches over the beach above high water mark, as our wings are seen by nesting birds as a potential predator which can result in stress or nest abandonment.

Being located in a Council Regional Park no dogs or pets are permitted