Gabriel's Gully is a historic site located in New Zealand, known for its role in the Otago Gold Rush of the 1860s. It is situated near the town of Lawrence in the Otago region. The gully was named after Gabriel Read, who discovered gold there in 1861, leading to a significant influx of miners and settlers seeking fortune. The discovery at Gabriel's Gully marked the beginning of a gold rush that transformed the area and contributed to the economic development of New Zealand. Today, it is recognized for its historical significance and attracts visitors interested in the gold mining heritage of the region.