Person on mountain top looking out at bush

Te Urewera Treks

Te Urewera Treks provides a range of unique eco-cultural wilderness treks, bringing you a truly special guided walking experience. Venturing into the remote forests of the Whirinaki and Te Urewera, you'll discover some of New Zealand's most magnificent indigenous rainforests, as well as beautiful Lake Waikaremoana.

Whether you're on a tight schedule or looking for a more in-depth experience, a range of 1, 2, and 3-day treks will ensure there is an experience to suit you. There are also custom treks up to 7 days; enquire to see what’s possible.

  • Planting Native tree
  • Glamping style bush camp
  • Tour person looking out at sacred lake
  • Couple walking in native bush
  • River

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3891 Ruatahuna Road
Ngaputahi
New Zealand

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