
Welcome Rock
A hand-built trail through the high country of Northern Southland.

✳ Aotearoa, New Zealand
Find your next place to walk, ride
and spend a little time outside.
On foot. On two wheels. Through the forest and into the high country. Explore walking and riding trails across Aotearoa, from short walks to multi-day routes.
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A hand-built trail through the high country of Northern Southland.

Forest trails for every grade in Rotorua’s Whakarewarewa Forest.

Open tussock slopes and flowing downhill singletrack on Coronet Peak.

A full-day circuit through the backcountry around Coronet Peak.
61 trails across New Zealand.
Choose a walk, a ride or a region.
Native forest, suspension bridges and a historic timber tramway through Pureora Forest.
Backcountry singletrack linking the Buller Gorge with the Mōkihinui valley through forest and mountain terrain.
Coastal forest, bays and ridgelines along the Marlborough Sounds between Meretoto / Ship Cove and Anakiwa.
An alpine crossing through volcanic craters and past the Emerald Lakes.
Coastal forest, beaches and tidal crossings along the Abel Tasman coast.
Rainforest, limestone and alpine tops across the Paparoa Range.
Forest singletrack and lakeside riding via Kawakawa Bay on Lake Taupō.
A shared river path linking Ngāruawāhia, Hamilton, Cambridge and Lake Karāpiro.
A hand-built trail through the high country of Northern Southland.
Forest trails for every grade in Rotorua’s Whakarewarewa Forest.
Open tussock slopes and flowing downhill singletrack on Coronet Peak.
A full-day circuit through the backcountry around Coronet Peak.
49 more trails to explore
Walks and rides across Aotearoa, from coastal tracks to alpine routes.

Get to know the trail before
you get out on it.
Use the activity and region filters to narrow your options. Read the grade and full route information on the official trail website before choosing.
Access and conditions can change. Each trail here links to its official source for current access, seasonal closures, maps and visitor information.
Look for the activity label on each trail. Shared trails can have different walking and riding grades, routes or seasons. Check the official rules for your activity, including e-bike access.

See you out there.
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