Nga Tapuwae o Toi Walkway
Nga Tapuwae o Toi Walkway
Nga Tapuwae o Toi Walkway
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DeborahClarkson
Hamilton, New Zealand217 contributions
Dec 2021
This is a great walk. You can do it in parts or all at one time. You'll need to be reasonably fit or you might struggle with the steps and climbs. We were staying in Whakatane so I did it in parts over our time there, two or three hours each day. The best part of the walk is Otarawairere Beach. I also loved the bush walks and the shade from the sun.
Written 25 December 2021
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Grant N
Hastings, New Zealand1,423 contributions
Feb 2020
Drove up to the summit to have a look at the surrounding country. Great views from up there and obviously an historic site being, I think, the site of one of the first Pa's in NZ. There's a plaque explaining it all at the Trig station. But the views over Whakatane and up the coast are great. Of course the walk looks interesting for those of an active frame of mind. Definitely worth a visit
Written 23 February 2020
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kestonr2018
Wellington, New Zealand261 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
We did both halves of this walk on separate days during our holiday in January. The first half out from Whakatane to Ohope around the headland and cliffs was quite spectacular. A j Bi it of a climb coming out of Whakatane and then the views open up. They are right when they tell you to get the tide right. The final hill crossing over to Ohope beach is short and sharp but all is doable. The trip back over to Whakatane in the inland route is still very scenic, but the scenery is all native bush and forest. A reasonable climb to get up out of Hope through an awesome pohutukawa Forest. The wetland and boardwalk is also very interesting. All in all, linking all of these tracks up has proved a great resource for the Whakatane area, which is well worth trying out.
Written 6 February 2020
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fchaten
Carefree, AZ11 contributions
Jan 2020
Fabulous day hike. About 11 miles with lots of elevation, so you must be fit. Varied terrains, beautiful views and forest walks. About halfway through you can stop along the beach for lunch. Took about 7 hours including lunch.
Written 17 January 2020
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