Orokawa Bay Walk
Orokawa Scenic Reserve
Your Nature Guide
Marios Gavalas
Author And Researcher
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Nau mai, haere mai
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This colourful coastline walk leads to a secluded, pohutukawa-fringed beach. Rocky headlands and fern-dominated bush accompany the dramatic coastal views. Not a safe beach for swimming unfortunately.
Access
The start of the track is signposted from the northern end of Waihi Beach.
Track
To avoid wet feet at the start of the track you may have to dodge the breakers.
The track is wide and, for the most part, even. Where the track forks, follow the arrows. There are some uphill sections where the track rises over headlands.
There is a 45-minute-return detour to the William Wright Falls from Orokawa Bay. The track crosses the narrow Orokawa Stream on numerous occasions, often with convenient stepping stones.
Toilets are provided behind Orokawa Bay.
This track can be extended to form a longer walk to Homunga Bay.
Geology
The William Wright Falls are 28-metres-high and cascade scenically in two stages.
Details
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North Island ▷ Bay of Plenty ▷ Waihi |
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