“This is quite a climb, isn’t it?”, you might think while catching your breath. But trust me, the view from Goat Rock is worth every step. Why is it called Goat Rock you ask? Well, the story goes back about 120 years. Seafarers back then had a rather unusual habit. They would introduce goats to islands as a food source for potentially marooned sailors. Goats were perfect for this. They could survive on foliage and didn’t need fresh water. This practice led to several islands being named “Goat Island”. Our Goat Rock might not be an island itself, but it sits on the North Island and was likely part of this tradition. Imagine those hardy goats navigating these slopes! From up here on Goat Rock, you can see the remnants of what was once a challenging terrain.
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