VIEW POINTS in and near Waihi Beach
Dickey Flat campsite is on the northern edge of the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park. It provides access to a variety of short walks and overnight tramps featuring historic mining and Read more...
This is the original Karangahake walkway, and takes about 1-2 hours one way. It is suitable for wheelchairs (via the railway tunnel only). From the Waikino Station Café visitors cross Read more...
Home to the Pohtukawa Park soundshell and host of local events during summer. For enquiries contact Waihi Beach Community Events and Promotions. Read more...
From the top carpark you can walk 2 minutes up to the site of Te Ho pa site for spectacular views over the Waihi Beach area. From the same carpark Read more...
Located approximately 1.5kms into the bush, the falls spill over a sheer rock face some 28m above the pool, dropping in two stages to the valley floor, framed by an Read more...
The marine reserve surrounding it is a wonderful dive spot, with a mixture of shallow reef and deepwater environments. Warm currents bring subtropical visitors, and there are dense schools of kingfish Read more...
Starting at Gilmour Lake on Gilmour St, Waihi, take a peaceful walk upstream along the replanted banks of the Ohinemuri River. A track leads walkers from the riverbank up to Read more...
From the top carpark above Anzac Bay there is a short track to the east, which leads to the trig station at the top-most point of the headland. The track Read more...
With spectacular panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and Waihi Beach, a walk to Orokawa Bay is an experience all visitors remember. Beautiful pohutukawa trees shelter a beach of sparkling Read more...
Walk or drive up the hill and visit the ancient Pa-sites of Bowentown Heads. ‘PƒÅ’ refers to any Maori village or defensive settlement, but often refers to hill forts – Read more...
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