Harataonga Coastal Walkway This easy walk does not have the steep grades of many of the island’s other tracks. It winds through regenerating forest and was once the road linking the island’s south and north. From Harataonga campsite, the track … Read More
Port Fitzroy to Whangaparapara A popular trek for both trampers and mountain bikers, providing a wide array of beautiful bush and mountain views. The track can be started from Whangaparapara Road and Kaiaraara Bay Road. It can also be accessed … Read More
MUSIC ~ REMEMBER ~ CREATE ~ LOVE ~ LIVE ~ The Wingman Festival is landing! Aotea introduces it’s inaugural music festival in loving memory of our very own Shaney B. Do not miss this incredible, never before seen event in … Read More
Unfortunately due to COVID restrictions and too much uncertainty AFSG have decided to cancel this event. When things are more clear, keep an eye out for small spin-off events like market days. Kia kaha Come enjoy a family fun … Read More
Reach the end of Cape Barrier Road, park up and follow the marked track to Johnson’s Bay. There is a sign that says private access, park up before this and walk past the sign to find the trail. After Johnson’s bay … Read More
Discover interesting flora and panoramic views at the top of Te Ahumata (398 m). This track follows an old mining road between Whangaparapara and Blind Bay roads. To start this track along Blind Bay road to Okupu, there is a … Read More
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Why not take the slow scenic route from Tryphena to Medlands? Take a beautiful bush walk or exhilarating downhill mountain bike ride from Rosalie Bay Road to Medlands beach. Or connect up from the Station Rock track along the ridgeline … Read More
Great on a sunny day, as you are walking in the forest most of the time. You can park at the start of the track, near the highest point on Medlands Road between Medlands Beach and Tryphena. The track starts … Read More
