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Tauranga Walkways & Cycleways Tauranga Walkways & Cycleways www.tauranga.govt.nz Mauao 1 Mount Maunganui Walkways and cycleways Using Tauranga’s walkways and cycleways Otumoetai Foreshore / is a great way to experience the city’s Matua Saltmarsh 4 natural beauty. 2 Most of the pathways identified in this booklet are suitable Waikareao3 Te Awanui for both walking and cycling. The only place where bikes Gordon 5Carmichael Estuary Reserve aren’t allowed is on and around Mauao. 11 Many tracks are also suitable for prams and wheelchairs, Papamoa although some may contain slopes and obstacles that people with wheelchairs will need assistance with. Kopurererua6 Valley Waimapu7 Some recommended easy access walks are: Estuary 10Welcome Bay • Waikareao Estuary • Papamoa stormwater 8 (map 3) reserves (map 11) The Lakes 9 • Beach Road (map 4) • Kopurererua Valley Ohauiti Reserve • Gordon Carmichael (map 6) Reserve (map 5) 2 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 3 | Walking groups Take care of yourself and others! City on its Feet is a When using Tauranga’s walkways, we programme aimed at getting recommend you: more people enjoying walking • secure your valuables and property from possible more often. Over 25 walking theft and damage groups meet regularly all over Tauranga. These groups are a great way to keep active, have fun and • tell someone where you are going meet likeminded people. • keep to the left and allow others to pass For more information go to: • carry a mobile phone in case of emergencies www.sportbop.co.nz/cityonitsfeet or contact Sport Bay of Plenty on 07 578 0016. • in case of fire or any other emergency call 111. McLaren Falls Park This jewel of the city is in Western Bay, 190 hectares of lakeland park with one of the best botanical collections of trees in the North Island. The park has Map key extensive walkways, a campground and disc golf facilities. Pick up a McLaren Falls Park brochure from council offices or view it on our website. Featured walkways Steps How to get there: From Tauranga take State Other walkways Bridge Highway 29 heading towards Hamilton, about 10 Walkway links Overpass/underpass minutes’ drive, and turn left into McLaren Falls Road. Sightseeing P Vehicle parking 4 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 5 | MAP 1 Mauao (“the Mount”) Base track: Oruahine track Stroll around the base or venture higher 2.5km up to enjoy the breathtaking views this mountain has to offer. Summit: Mauao (meaning “caught about 40 minutes to get to 1.3km by the dawn”) is an historic the top. Base track Mauao Waikorire track reserve. It is owned by one way Be wary of steep drops, 4wd track Moturiki Maori and managed rock falls and surging jointly by the owners and waves. On a hot day it can Tauranga City Council. also be hard work – pace ve Mt Maunganui A Beachside s The base track is 2.5km yourself and take water, m Holiday Park a and takes about 50 sunscreen and a hat. d A minutes to walk. There are no rubbish bins e Mount Drury v Reserve There are several tracks on Mauao. Please take all A s (Hopukiore) n to the summit. The two rubbish away with you. o e M m v a A r tracks recommended for T m in h o e e C c e a R sightseers are the Oruahine M r i P a G ta a S ra and Waikorire. The summit ll ic Ave d if t e ac M is 232m high – it takes P a N y S t 6 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 7 | MAP Hewletts Rd O c ea nb The Strand to ea ch 2 Hewletts Road: R d CBD to M au ng 3.1km a nu i R underpass d Mount C Omanu Bayfair h r d a T D Tauranga Golf R p e A ui shopping n wan rve e centre i l The Elms Airport Course G S Maunganui Mission t House Baywave G Arataki l o u The Tauranga CBD is notable c Park Robbins e s Park t e for its historical points of r The Strand R d Hamilton St Tidal steps and interest and harbour views. Hairy Maclary statues d Walk along The Strand and dip your R n o toes in the water at the tidal steps, or r e m a visit one of the restaurants and bars C Matapihi rail bridge A that dot the waterfront. Take a look at d 29 R y t a the Elms Mission House, the oldest r hw o ig p H n te building in Tauranga, or walk up to o a d t v S e The Strand to R D i Robbins Park to view the rose garden h Bayfair: i p a and tropical display house. t a M 6.8km There are walking and cycling paths across the harbour bridge to Mount Maunganui, and a rail bridge to N Matapihi. 8 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 9 | d Matua R ells Saltmarsh xw Carlton Ma MAP Street Reserve C P h illan a s R p d e 3 l S t Waikareao y T e A a w anu w i Dr k l d d a R R W e s Tauranga & LINK Estuary g d n k ra o c Wharepai G o i TO G w Domains d MAP An 8.2km loop track ideal for r a H isy walking and cycling. Bellevue Da Park 4 Waikareao means “sparkling waters of d R i overpass bridge a t the new day”. There is car parking at e o Mitchell m Maxwells Road, Coach Drive and the u t Estuary loop: Park Waihi Road entrance to Takitimu Drive. O 8.2km Please share with care while using the B estuary loop – keep to the left of the e lle v u Takitimu Drive e track where possible and, if you’re R d d F cycling, use your bell. irst A R ve Rd od n o o sw r ing e m K d a R C t r o p n o v d overpass e D R a N e d u J Wa N ihi R int d h A ve 10 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 11 | Fergusson Park MAP 2.4km Fergusson to Kulim Park: Park N Otumoetai 4 Beach Road B ea Reserve ch Rd and Matua M a Kulim tu Rd Matua a rs Park ve Park R e d L d reserves i R ata Ng underpass Fergusson and Kulim Parks are popular picnic and paddling Elmes Reserve areas with views of the inner Matua Sunny Bay Rd Saltmarsh Carlton harbour and Rangiwaea and Street Sunny Bay Road d Matakana Islands. Reserve R i P a illa to Ngatai Road t ns underpass e R Both parks feature a playground, and Kulim o d m u t Park also has an exercise gym for adults. 1.4km O The Matua Saltmarsh, a coastal wetland of 21 hectares, has permanent protection for Carlton Street Reserve to Bellevue Park: its ecological value to Tauranga. LINK d ge R Princess Road links the saltmarsh to TO Gran 1.1km Gordon Carmichael reserve (map 5). MAP Princess Rd Bellevue Park B elle 5 vue R d 12 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 13 | MAP York Park Bellevue Gordon N Park 5 Loop from Carmichael Road Carmichael car park: Mitchell Park 1.5km d R B Reserve i Gordon e l a le t d Carmichael vu e Excellent walking and cycling links R e o l R m e Reserve d a u h t between Bethlehem and Brookfield c i O B rm through 60 hectares of stormwater e a t C h l York Park to e reserve with native plants and a wide h e Waihi Road: variety of birds. An outdoor classroom m R was built in the reserve in 2009, which d 2.1km is used for the Learning Through Westmor land R e d Discovery programme for schools. is Millers R The park has a playground, toilets and a drinking fountain available in the centre, near the main car park. State Highway 2 W aih i Rd 14 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 15 | Ta mat ea Ave Ar Birch MAP iki nu i D r underpass x2 6 Cambridge Road Kopurererua to Birch Avenue: d Rd R e t dg n i e t br m c Kopurererua a a s f C f km 2.2 e o r Valley Valley bridge Historic Village M C 17th Ave d a Kopurererua Valley is one of Tauranga’s e T h o w n largest reserves. It provides a variety of Historic Village different experiences, from farmland to The Lakes: to native bush land and ponds. It is home to many sites of historic and 5.5km archaeological significance. It’s also an important part of Cambridge Tauranga’s transport network – 12km Park d of tracks link Bethlehem and The R n ro e Lakes to the CBD via Cameron Road. m a bridge C It’s perfect for a quiet Sunday walk Dr or ride, for bringing the dog, or from timu Taki commuting to and from school or r D e work on your bike. g West rid W yl Kopurererua ie S LINK Valley t TO MAP N 8 16 | www.tauranga.govt.nz 17 | S Fi ix ft t ht ee e n en th t MAP A h v A e ve Waimapu N 7 d R n ro e m Estuary a Fraser Street Fraser Street Reserve C Reserve to Welcome Bay Road: The Waimapu Estuary covers t S r e km as 3.3 Yatton Park through to Fr Maungatapu.
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