Tyers Stream Reserve is a waterfall in Khandallah, Wellington, with a 4.5 rating. Waterfalls exist as part of larger stream and watershed systems—visiting a fall teaches you about water availability and how your local landscape captures and moves water. A good waterfall location sits at the heart of that system, where the stream's flow becomes visible and powerful. Different seasons show different water stories: abundant flow after rain or in spring snowmelt, modest trickles in dry summer, clear water when conditions are stable. The experience of a waterfall changes with time and conditions in ways that connect you to larger patterns—rain you see become falls you visit days later, dry spells reduce impressive falls to minor trickles. Regulars understand seasonal patterns and the relationship between rainfall and water flow. Visiting waterfalls over time teaches watershed literacy: understanding your local water cycle through observable, tangible features. Tyers Stream Reserve brings that stream experience to Khandallah.