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Te Wairere Waterfall Walking Track - Map & Notes       Track Status = OPEN

The map has the key landmarks noted on it . The path of the track is shown as a guide only. Click on the map to open it in Google then click on any of the track lines or markers for more information.

The track is not particularly difficult but you need to wear footwear that will handle stony and slippery terrain. The track is rocky in places and will be slippery if conditions are wet or there has been recent rain. Do not use the track if there is any risk of flooding. Dogs are not allowed on some sections of the track, these are signposted. Cycling, camping and lighting of fires is prohibited.

There are several circular walks you could consider that can incorporate the Te Wairere Waterfall Track. Here are some suggestions. The start / finish points can be reversed (allow about 2 hours for these walks). 

  • Kororipo Heritage carparks to Cobham Road. Return via Hone Heke Road to Kingston House then walk down Hongi Hika Track back to Stone Store

  • Kororipo Heritage carparks to Cobham Road (3). Return via Cobham Road, Kerikeri Inlet Road then along Pa Road to Pagoda Lodge. Walk along the track immediately before you reach Pagoda Lodge, to the Pa Road Footbridge which brings you back to the  start point for the Waterfall Track.

  • Kororipo Heritage carparks to Mill Lane exit. When you get to Mill Lane take the first on the left (General Gates)Ave, walk through the path at the end to Charlotte Kemp Road and follow this back to Kerikeri Road. walk back to the town centre along Kerikeri Road in the direction of the Stone Store. Walk along the Heritage Bypass and after you cross the Kerikeri River bridge, walk down the concrete ramp and onto the Kerikeri River track which takes you back to the Stone Store past Wharepuke Falls.

If you are driving, park your vehicle at the Landing Road Carpark located on Landing Road which is accessed off Waipapa Road. Alternatively, park your vehicle in the area upstream from the Cobham Road Bridge on Cobham Road. There is also signposted pedestrian only access off Alderton Drive.

 

Click map for interactive Google map

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Donations can be made to help with extending, upgrading and maintaining the track. This work is all completed by community volunteers. See the home page for details on how to make a donation.

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