Ake Ake Reserve Track
Walking track
Time:
30 min
Distance:
1.4 km
Getting there
The track begins at Opito Bay, 13 km from Kerikeri. A sign near the boat ramp marks the access way, which leads between houses and enters the Ake Ake Historic Reserve.
Description
A visitor admires the view from Ake Ake
Reserve
A loop track leads to a small beach in the Te Puna Inlet and to a pa site on Tareha Point with spectacular views.
Two beaches nearby provide perfect opportunities for swimming and relaxing.
10,000 Steps Northland
This track equates to approximately 2,400 steps.
Plan and prepare
You will encounter steep cliffs along the walk. Please take care and supervise young children.
No dogs due to risks to wildlife.
What to expect on a walking track:
- Easy to moderate walking from a few minutes to a day
- Track is mostly well formed, some sections may be steep, rough or muddy
- Suitable for people with low to moderate fitness and abilities
- Clearly sign posted. Stream and river crossings are bridged
- Walking shoes or light tramping/hiking boots required
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