Arohaki Lagoon Track

WalkBay of Plenty

Grade
Easy
Walking time
3 hr
Distance
6 km
Dogs
DOC permit only

Getting there

We have not checked a road end or car park for this place yet, so we do not give driving directions to it. Check how to get there before you go. Some routes cross private land and need the landowner's permission.

How to get there, on doc.govt.nz

Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park is 90 km south-east of Rotorua. Access to Arohaki Lagoon is via River road, off Old Te Whaiti Road, to the Arohaki Lagoon carpark.

Source: DOC Te Papa Atawhai.

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Arohaki Lagoon Track, walk in Bay of Plenty
Photo and data: Crown Copyright, Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai.

About this place

Arohaki Lagoon is one of the must see sites in the Whirinaki.

The route

Aerial view of Arohaki Lagoon Image: David Finn | DOC The track starts at the Arohaki Lagoon car park, adjacent to River Road, following an old disued hauling track in a westerly direction before descending and crossing the Waiatiu Stream. The track follows a spur and climbs to a terrace before continuing west and reaching a viewing platform at Arohaki Lagoon at the end of the track. The ephemeral lagoon (rain-fed) is surrounded by towering kahikatea and is often alive with frogs - and in times of drought, appears to dry up. Even so, it remains an interesting place to visit.

Source: DOC Te Papa Atawhai.

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Sources

  • DOC Tracks (API) · CC BY 4.0Crown Copyright: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai. Data sourced from the DOC Developer Portal (api.doc.govt.nz).