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VisitOphir | Bookme's Travel Guide for Ophir, New Zealand
VisitOphir | Bookme's Travel Guide for Ophir, New Zealand
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Autumn colours on Young’s lane
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Clyde Walkway
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Walk the length of Clyde on the original railway route. Also the start or end of the rail trail, of going to Clyde township
Clyde Apartments
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Centrally located motel
Old boat for crossing the clutha
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One of the original boats used for crossing the Clutha. Unrestored at the Herb Briar museum in Clyde
Picnic spot at Clyde railway station
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Modern picnic tables, good spot for lunch
Clyde Railway Station
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The old railway station in Clyde. Small museum and original tracks in front. This is the true start or end of the Central Otago rain trail
Clyde Goods Shed
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Goods shed for Clyde railway station, now part of the museum
Intercity bus stop in Clyde
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Clyde Four Square
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Great grocery store in Clyde, pretty much a mini supermarket, has everything needed for holiday shopping
Clyde Holiday Campground
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Relaxing campground with shared facilities for cooking etc. very busy over Christmas otherwise reasonably quiet
Folklore and Sisson Gallery
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Great home store in Clyde named one of the best in the country. Gallery attached with local photography
Challenge Clyde
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Petrol station with post office attached
Lord Clyde
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Great new boutique hotel in centre of Clyde
Eades Gallery in Clyde
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Good gallery with lots of local art and a sculpture garden.
Post Office Cafe
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Good restaurant and cafe with great garden bar. Good casual menu and nice place to relax in the evenings for a drink. Open fire to keep it warm in winter
Oliver’s Restaurant
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Historic restaurant in the heart of Clyde. Great meals in beautiful environment
Clyde Museum
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Great small town museum, fascinating local history
Postmasters House in Clyde
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Self contained accommodation next to the Post Office cafe
Oliver’s hotel
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Great hotel in center of Clyde with restaurants and cafe attached
Hartley Homestead
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Relaxing B and B set in tranquil gardens, good location to explore the town of Clyde and surrounding areas
St Michaels Church in Clyde
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The oldest church in Clyde, nice stone church with old trees all around
Clyde War Memorial
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War memorial with World War 2 cannon. The gun mysteriously disappeared when local residents attempted to restore it to be able to be fired without permission, but it has since been returned.
Dunstan Times building
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Beautifully restored building, original headquarters of the Dunstan Times
Autumn on 150th Anniversary track
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Nice autumn colours along the track leading to Alexandra. This can be an alternative route for the Clyde to alexandra leg of the rail trail
The Diver of Clyde
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Art work overlooking the Clutha just out of Clyde on the 150th Anniversary walling track
Overlook of Clutha
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Looking down the 150th Anniversary trail towards Clyde Bridge with the Diving man in the foreground
Clyde to Alexandra walk
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Start of the 12km walking track from Clyde to Alexandra. The track follows the Clutha and can be walked or cycled. This is also an alternative route for this portion of the Central Otago rail trail
Clyde Bridge
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Clyde bridge from the Earnscleugh side, great place to start the cycle trail to Alexandra
Clyde Dam
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Power station in Central Otago
Fruit Trees in ice
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If you are in central Otago in spring watch out for trees covered in ice to protect them from frost
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