Braemar On Parliament St

This walk takes you to the charming waterfront in Auckland.

From the city center in Auckland this route follows roads, highways, and trail through the North Island all the way to Whanganui National Park. Campgrounds and accommodations are available along the route along with occasional resupply opportunities in cities and smaller townships. Fit cyclists should expect to take at least a week to make the journey and proper planning and logistics should be taken into account before departure. Through Whanganui National Park you will need to arrange ferry...

The Auckland Domain / Pukekawa is the largest and oldest park in Auckland. This trail takes you through the outer loop of the Domain, which is more bushy with gravel, roots, and forest cover. Overall, a dynamic and fun trail with changing sceneries, an open sky, and well-paved paths. There is tons of parking around the domain. Check out the winter garden if you have time.

The Albert Park Path takes you to the one of most important parks in Auckland. The iconic Albert Park is located in the heart of the CBD. Start from Kitchener Street outside the Auckland Art Gallery or alternatively from Bowen Avenue, Princes Street, and Wellesley Street East. There's a beautiful Victorian Fountain in the center of the park. Public toilets are located at the Princes Street end of the park.

Coast to Coast Walk is a track across Auckland from one coast to the other. It takes you through areas offering panoramic views along the way. (City to Auckland Domain - Grafton to Maungakiekie - Cornwall Park to Manukau Harbour) Perfect for people who just started living in Auckland or for active visitors. The walkway is part of Te Araroa – a 3,000km walking track from Cape Reinga to Bluff.