Opotiki is well known for it’s walking and cycling tracks. These include tracks that take you through native forests, coastal dune walkways, raging rivers and so much more. Choose from guided walking tours or self guided, there are a range of walking and hiking tracks to choose from.
 DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION OPOTIKI
The Department of Conservation (DOC) conserve and manage New Zealand's natural and historic heritage. In the Opotiki and surrounding areas DOC manage a number of walking and tramping, mountain biking, camping facilities and huts. Visit the DOC website to find out the status of tracks before heading off on your next adventure. Track conditions change regularly depending on weather and maintenance events. |
 LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Opotiki has a wide range of natural attractions. Bush and beach walks, cycling trails, diving, exploring the many walks in the area and much more. Click on the links below to view some of the local attractions, Motu Trails - The Motu Trails are located between Opotiki and Gisborne and are part of Nga Haerenga, the New Zealand Cycle Trail. There are several trails to choose from varying in difficulty and duration. Click here for more information. |
 OPOTIKI WALKING TRAILS
Opotiki is surrounded by forest and beaches. Experience the area up close and personal by walking or running at one of the tracks around Opotiki. Many trails are maintained by the Department of Conservation and have detailed information available. Take a walk along the extensive coastline or plan your adventure using some of the online tools, maps and brochures available. |
 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
Opotiki has a wide range of Recreational Facilities on offer showcasing the natural attractions of the Opotiki District. There are a variety of Playgrounds to choose from, Reserves, Walks, Cycling Trails, Beaches, Wildlife, History, Culture and much more. Read more about recreational facilities in Opotiki here. |
The Department of Conservation (DOC) conserve and manage New Zealand's natural and historic heritage.
In the Opotiki and surrounding areas DOC manage a number of walking and tramping, mountain biking, camping facilities and huts. Visit the DOC website to find out the status of tracks before heading off on your next adventure. Track conditions change regularly depending on weather and maintenance events.
Opotiki has a wide range of natural attractions. Bush and beach walks, cycling trails, diving, exploring the many walks in the area and much more. Click on the links below to view some of the local attractions,
Motu Trails - The Motu Trails are located between Opotiki and Gisborne and are part of Nga Haerenga, the New Zealand Cycle Trail. There are several trails to choose from varying in difficulty and duration. Click here for more information.
Opotiki is surrounded by forest and beaches. Experience the area up close and personal by walking or running at one of the tracks around Opotiki.
Many trails are maintained by the Department of Conservation and have detailed information available. Take a walk along the extensive coastline or plan your adventure using some of the online tools, maps and brochures available.
Opotiki has a wide range of Recreational Facilities on offer showcasing the natural attractions of the Opotiki District. There are a variety of Playgrounds to choose from, Reserves, Walks, Cycling Trails, Beaches, Wildlife, History, Culture and much more. Read more about recreational facilities in Opotiki here.
