Where was Sweet Tooth filmed? Essex Colorado & ALL the Locations: The Zoo Park House

In the first episode, "Out of the Deep Woods", Aimee creates a safe haven for hybrids called the Preserve in the former Essex County Zoo.

These scenes were filmed at the Auckland Zoo, the largest zoo in the country which opened in 1922 in the Western Springs neighborhood.

However, the interior is inspired by the historical glass roof vaults at the Auckland Botanical Gardens.

It seems that no actual filming took place there (unless the film crews removed most of the delicate plants hosted in the glasshouse to make room for filming).

The song played at the end of the first episode is Dirty Paws from the Icelandic band Of Monsters And Men.

The cabin in the Yellowstone National Park was a set built at Vicky's Pines in Te Henga, also known as Bethells Beach.

The epic landscape featured in the second episode, after Gus joins Tommy, is the section of the series that is more reminiscent of The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit trilogy landscapes.

This scene was filmed in the mountains around Glenorchy in New Zealand's South Island. The location pictured is the Rees Valley, with Mount Earnslaw and the glacier-fed Rees River on the left. Obviously, the giant antennas were added in post-production to achieve a more dramatic effect.

Also, many blockbuster productions including Chronicles of Narnia and Mission: Impossible Fallout were filmed in this spectacular area located just a few miles away from Queenstown.

The visitor center cabin at the top of a waterfall was CGI'd into footage recorded at Hunua Falls, located on the outskirts of Auckland at Hūnua Ranges Regional Park. The interior of the house was filmed at the studios in Auckland.

In the park, there is a picnic area and a short path to see the scenic 30-meter plunge waterfall from every angle.

The popular theme park Rainbow’s End in Manukau City Centre (Auckland), announced via Twitter that the production filmed some scenes at the Corkscrew Coaster roller coaster.

This is the location of the Animal Army headquarters of the third episode, "Weird Deer S**t".

The railway station with the vintage locomotive scene was filmed at Glenbrook Vintage Railway located in Glenbrook (Waiuku), south of Auckland.

This scene in Essex County from episode four, "Secret Sauce", was filmed in Auckland's downtown.

The building with a white exoskeleton is the luxury $250 million Princes St apartment complex, called The International. The edifice on the left, also covered with plants in real life, is The Northern Club.

Executive Producer Susan Downey told the New Zealand Film Commission that "unlike many post-apocalyptic stories where everything’s kind of gray and dusty with crumbling buildings, the central idea for Sweet Tooth was that nature was reclaiming the world". So New Zealand played perfectly into the look where everything had to be lush and green.

The Essex Public Library was filmed at Auckland's old railway station, The Strand Station on Beach Road.

From 1999 to 2008, this building was partly transformed into a student accommodation complex for Auckland University and named The Railway Campus. As of 2017, the site is called the Grand Central Apartments Auckland.

The Fort Smith Scientific Research building in the seventh episode, "When Pubba Met Birdie", is the Manukau City Council administration building.

In the second season, the interior was filmed at the Park City in Auckland.

The white church in the season finale, "Big Man", is St Matthew-in-the-City, an early 20th-century neo-Gothic temple located in the Central Business District of Auckland.

The exterior of the Essex County Zoo in the second season is the Old St Stephen's Boarding School in the Bombay Hills in South Auckland.

As Netflix revealed, the scene at the Artic in the first episode, "In Captivity," was filmed on the Tasman Glacier in the South Island.

Nestled within the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, this breathtaking natural wonder is the longest glacier in the country.

The Factory Town was filmed at the Warkworth Cement Works.

Established in the late 1800s, the first cement manufacturing plant in New Zealand is today a glimpse into the region's industrial past.

The scene where Becky meets a convoy of refugees in the second episode, "Into the Deep Woods," was recorded on the Rountree Road between the towns of Ngatea and Mangatarata.

The Air Lord aircraft hangar was shot at the Museum Of Transport And Technology in Auckland.

The MOTAT boasts an impressive collection of exhibits, showcasing the evolution of New Zealand's transportation heritage.

The Kingseat Hospital served as the Essex City High School.

Closed in 1999, this former Victorian mental health asylum now stands abandoned.

In the first episode of season three, "The Beginning Is Also the End," the scenery on the road to Alaska was filmed in Fiordland National Park on New Zealand's South Island.

The area is known for its dramatic landscapes and lush rainforests, including iconic fiords like Milford and Doubtful Sounds.

The third episode, "The Pack", features the Ophir Historic Bridge in Central Otago, built between 1879 and 1880.