An enjoyable walk providing a link from the edge of Matamata to the Firth Tower Reserve and Museum. Firth Tower was built in 1882 by Josiah Clifton Firth, to provide a lookout over the countryside and to be used as the estate office. These days the site is used as a museum and contains many attractions of historical importance. Take a stroll along this two kilometre path through established trees and enjoy the views of the local countryside.

Classification	Path
Time	40mins (one way)
Distance	2.0km
Track Rating	Easy
Conveniences	Parking, picnicking, public toilets, and museum located at Firth Tower
Special Attractions	Visit the Firth Tower Reserve and Museum, a district attraction that will interest the whole family