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The heart of Northern Buller
Explore Seddonville – the heart of Northern Buller – where wild landscapes, rich history, and West Coast hospitality come together. Nestled on the banks of the Mōkihinui River and surrounded by native bush and mountain ranges, this quiet village is a gateway to adventure. Discover the legendary Old Ghost Road, a world-class hiking and biking trail that winds through dramatic scenery and ends right here in Seddonville. Wander the historic Chasm Creek Walkway, explore remnants of early mining and railway days, or simply relax and soak in the serenity. Whether you’re chasing thrills, tracing history, or just getting off the beaten track, Seddonville is full of hidden gems waiting to be explored.
Explore Seddonville
What to see and do in and around Seddonville
Nestled in the foothills of the Glasgow Range along the Mokihinui River, Seddonville is a tiny West Coast gem; a place where rich coal-mining history meets wild, unspoilt landscapes.
Chasm Creek Walkway
Part of the old railway line
A beautiful walk located in Seddonville.
Charming Creek Walkway
Once the rail line by which timber and coal was hauled out of the Charming Creek Valley.
The Old Ghost Road
A long-forgotten gold miners’ road has been revived
Mount Glasgow
An alpine tramp with magnificent views of the unique limestone landscape of Kahurangi National Park.
Fishing / Surf-Casting
Hector Beach and the Mokihinui River provide wonderful wilderness fishing.
Mokihinui River
14km from Seddonville and just 650m from Charming Creek Walkway.