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Waiheke Island walkways

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Additional information

• Classifications (key)
• What to bring
• Getting there
• Environment care code
• Further contacts

Classifications (key)

	Walking track: suitable for most ages and levels of fitness and mobility. Not suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
	Tramping track: suitable for users of average fitness and mobility.
	Route: marked only by signposts and basic route markers. May be cross-country. Requires a reasonable level of fitness.

Lookout points	Playground	Barbecue
Ferry	Toilets	Parking

What to bring

• drinking water - not available on the walks
• hat
• sunscreen
• reliable walking shoes
• warm clothing
• rain jacket - in case of a sudden change in weather

Getting there

For bus, train and ferry information visit: 
Fullers - ferry information
MAXX - bus, train and ferry information
SeaLink - ferry information
Waiheke shipping - car transport

Environmental care code

Please protect our plants, wildlife and natural heritage

• remove rubbish
• keep streams and the sea clean
• keep to the track and respect private property
• keep dogs on a leash and remove droppings. Click here or contact us for more information about dogs.
• do not light fires

Toitu te whenua - leave the land undisturbed.

Further contacts

Medical attention on Waiheke Island - Ph: (09) 378 8765 or (09) 372 5005
Waiheke Island Visitor Information Centre - Ph: (09) 372 9999
Auckland Regional Council
Forest and Bird Society - publish a Waiheke Reserves brochure

Contact us if you require further information.