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This is a regular walk , it is easy to manage for most ages and abilities , the hard bit is the steps at the end but you don't need to do them , great morning walk followed by breakfast at the Waiomu Cafe after . cannot beat it
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This is a stunning walk and worth seeing the small Grove of Waiomu Kauri trees. It follows a creek along an old pack saddle route used by miners. NOTE. 1) the initial causeway crossing is likely to have water on it. We waded through as water was only 5cm deep. There are some unstable stepping stones . 2) parking is possible closer to the track start. Drive a further 500m past the sign. Pull off on the left.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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An excellent walk to see some remaining Kauri trees. There is a ford to cross near the start, but that is the only time you might get your feet wet. Also park where the sign says Parking, don't park further up. Drop the rest of your group there if you want, then drive back to the parking area. Please don't forget to clean your shoes, it is vital for the survival of these giants of the forest.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Still a beautiful section of bush and kauri trees at the end ,Not too strenuous but a nice place to recharge and get some exercise ,
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Date of experience: December 2019
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A 90 minute ramble that took us from the huge pohutukawa on the coast up along the stream into the valley. Showcased along the walk were gold-mining relics and Kauri forest. Stop in the Waiomu beach cafe to recharge your vital signs.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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