Immerse yourself in the wonders of the tracks and trails of te Tairāwhiti / Gisborne, leaving nothing but your foot (or tyre) prints.
Let Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails be your compass to thrilling explorations, scenic landscapes, hidden gems, and unforgettable memories.
We currently have 64 trails
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Trails website goes bilingual
Tapuwae Tairāwhiti Trails has today increased accessibility to its website with half its trails now described in te reo Māori.
The trails have been translated with help from funds from Trust Tairāwhiti and Lottery Bay of Plenty/Gisborne Community.
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The trails have been translated with help from funds from Trust Tairāwhiti and Lottery Bay of Plenty/Gisborne Community.
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Titirangi Bush Walks
Ngā Ara Hīkoi o Titirangi
Bush-clad, walking trails close to city centre.
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Be a biking hero – donate to CAN
CAN (Cycling Action Network) is our national bike advocacy charity. Since 1997, CAN has worked at a national level to persuade decision-makers to invest in cycling, and make our streets safe and attractive. CAN is a registered charity pedaling a vision of a bike-friendly Aotearoa NZ.
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Ūawa Cycle and Walkway
Te Ara Eke Paihikara, Hīkoi hoki o Ūawa
Meandering trail beside Ūawa River and Tolaga Bay Beach and township.
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New concrete path lights the way
Commuters of all descriptions are enjoying the new concrete path beside the river between Grey Street and Derby Street next to Mitre 10.
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Whataupoko Reserve and Mountain Bike Park
Whataūpoko Rāhui me te Papa Eke Paihikara Maunga
Multiple trails of various grades for mountain bikers of different abilities, and trails for walkers.
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Walking and Cycling Programme Lead - An exciting new role created at Gisborne District Council
Walking and cycling are an essential part of our regional transport options and recreational opportunities in Te Tairāwhiti.
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Wednesday Challenge gets started for 2024
Wednesday Challenge Tairāwhiti is off with a hiss and a roar for 2024, and now includes businesses and schools.
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New website to improve district’s get up and go
A new website designed to get Tairāwhiti locals out and moving went live today.
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