Home Urban-Rural There are many places in the Bay of Plenty where nature is close to our homes. Kaimai-Mamaku The western ranges of the Bay of Plenty are a living museum of the regions natural and human history. Whirinaki Forest 'Dinosaur' forests of giant trees many centuries old. The eastern ranges of the Bay of Plenty are remote and untouched. Lakes And Geothermal Beautiful lakes, distinctive volcanic landscapes and unique geothermal sites are special features of the Bay of Plenty. Coastal Pohutukawa fringed beaches and golden sand. Bay of Plenty's coastal environment is beautiful.

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Whirinaki/Te Urewera Forests

'Dinosaur' forests of giant trees many centuries old. The eastern ranges of the Bay of Plenty are remote and untouched.

Whirinaki Waterfall Track

Click for Contact Details This easy loop track follows the Whirinaki River through superb podocarp forest
with many excellent vantage points. The waterfall can be heard from some distance.
Hunting Deer, wild pigs, goats and more can be found in various locals around the Bay of Plenty. Look Outs Experience the magestic views that only the Bay of Plenty can provide. Picnicing Beautiful scenic areas with picnic tables provided for your eating pleasure. Tramping There are numerous excellent tracks to experience in the Bay of Plenty. Walking A cool casual walk taking in the beautiful Bay of Plenty scenery can be a great way to wind down.


Access is via River Road, off Fort Road from
Minginui Road. This easy loop track follows the
Whirinaki River through superb podocarp forest
with many excellent vantage points. The waterfall
can be heard from some distance. (3-4hrs).


Please Remember

Horses, trail bikes and mountain bikes may not
be used on tracks. Hunters and others must
have permits for dogs. Removal of plants is not
permitted.

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Protect plants and animals.
Remove rubbish.
Bury toilet waste.
Keep streams and lakes clean.
Take care with fires.
Camp carefully.
Keep to the track.
Consider others.
Respect our cultural heritage.
Enjoy your visit.

Toitu te Whenua
(Leave the land undisturbed).

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