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Download The NGARUAWAHIA Ride The N E W Perry Bridge S TE AWA RIVER RIDE The trail can beThe accessed Full at several Trail points including Ngaruawahia, Horotiu, Hamilton, the Avantidrome, Cambridge and the Mighty River Domain Perry Bike Skills Park Waik Get The App a t Te Awa is included in the o R iv Great Rides app available for free er on the App Store & Google Play. The app contains GPS info, and points of interest. Hamilton Gardens HAMILTON Riff Raff Walk/Cycle alongside the Waikato River Road Ride from Ngaruawahia (Trail Coming Soon) to Karapiro Experience Te Awa Bike Hire & Shuttle Service Podium Lodge CAMBRIDGE Find Out 07 974 1710 Avantidrome www.podiumlodge.co.nz More... River Riders 027 515 5578 KARAPIRO If you would like any further information or have www.riverriders.co.nz any queries about Te Awa River Ride, please get in touch: Package Holidays T 07 838 3633 E [email protected] Podium Lodge www.te-awa.org.nz 07 974 1710 www.podiumlodge.co.nz Rowing Start Line Please recycle this map when you have finished with it! Trail Etiquette Key Te Awa River Ride Follow Us: Place your Keep Use FB TeAwaTheGreatNZRiverRide rubbish in dogs on your Suggested Road Ride Tag your photos Instagram @teawariverride litter bins leashes bell #teawariverride Te Awa is a concrete and/or paved trail and is a 1-2 gradient, meaning it’s suitable for everyone! Ngaruawahia to Hamilton Gardens 29 km Ri ver Oaks Pl Braithwaite E Park Waikato Expressway S N Pukete Rd Dr ara Tot W e Waikato v i r D Equestrian Hakarimata Steps Perry Bridge e r Hamilton e Centre r W i aikat Perry Bike a P o Bridge Rd R Gardens Horotiu W iv e Horotiu Skills Park A P r HAMILTON A T A Delamare Rd Bridge n A nso P Totara Dr chi P Great t d Sandwich R Rd A P Hu South Rd Pukete Rd BeerescourtT Rd Anzac Parade A A P Awatere A A T A SH 1 ia St P Victor T Ulster St P Ngaruawahia Te Rapa Golf Course Hamilton CBD Ngaruawahia P A P Co A b e e ham Driv Domain c Diversion via a r r e Museum T Pukete Rd & W ai i kato R k iver G i & Tongue r r e a Meadowview at t NGARUAWAHIA S a of the Dog A o M Waikato u A Lane T t h Equestrian Victoria St Rd Ngaruawahia Centre A Access Grantham St M Riff Raff Access @ Golf Course ea d ad ow o River Terraces v e R Visitor Alexandra St ie t P Parking w ke L Pu Information a n e Centre ArtsPost Walkers - allow 5 hours, 40 minutes each way T Toilets Cyclists - allow 2 hours each way The Avantidrome to Lake Karapiro 18.4 km CAMBRIDGE Need More Detail? Walkers - allow 3 hours, 45 minutes each way Our website has maps that will give you more Cyclists - allow 1 hour, 20 minutes each way CBD & Peake Rd Tourist detail about distances, access points and nearby Information facilities. visit our website Waika to R www.te-awa.org.nz Victoria St iv er Cambridge Rd P Wordsworth St Carlyle St Shakespeare St Raleigh St P d C ge Roa L ambrid Gallagher a P ke Bike Skills P K Park Maungatautari Rd ar Karapiro ap Victoria St Domain ir Perry o Alpha St Playground P Bryce HanlinAvantidrome Rd Gaslight Theatre Duke St Cambridge Museum Perry Pope Terrace Off Road Wordsworth MTB Trails Rowing Start Line St On Road.
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