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Walking tracks

The tracks that already run through the project area.

Already here3.0 km
A wooden post carrying a sign that reads: walking track, obstacles for dog exercise, not suitable for bikes, herbicide free area.
A walking-track sign on the Cape.Ma Kōtukutuku – Ancient Cape Wanbrow Trust

Where we are now

In place and walked daily, including by dog walkers and by people on their way to the lookout through the ground being planted.

What it becomes

The same walks, through cover instead of grass.

Why it is in the plan

Most people will only ever see the project from the track.

“The heartening thing about our last planting was the feeling of fellowship and community buy-in from everyone who attended; and also from every person and their dog who walked past.”

— Trish Shirley, Makotukutuku, June 2026

What needs to happen

1 of 2
  • Tracks in place
  • Flood damage repaired and the Cape track reopened
The head of a walking track leaving a grassy reserve, with a signpost, the pine block below and the sea beyond.
“The beginning of the walking track from Lookout Point down through the reserve to the carpark at the bottom.”Ma Kōtukutuku – Ancient Cape Wanbrow Trust

Connected to

Not settled yet

Track lengths here are approximate, to about ±10%.

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