Home Public Art Trail Image Public Art Trail Whakatāne has a wide range of public art from traditional Māori carving to contemporary sculpture and painting. A map of the trail is below. Each marker has information on the specific item at its location. You might also like... ImageFairbrother Loop WalkThe Fairbrother Loop Walk is the first portion of the Ōhope Scenic Reserve.View »ImageWest End to Ōtarawairere by SUP or KayakPaddle out through the waves to Ōtarawairere Beach, a stunning spot, with craggy rocky outcrops pushing out into the sea.View »ImageTauwhare PāLearn of the district's history and enjoy brilliant views of Ohakana Island, Port Ōhope and the East Cape.View »ImageWaioeka RiverTwist down a bush-clad valley south of Ōpōtiki. The river’s a treasure, with plenty of fun grade 1 and 2 paddling and awesome wilderness scenery.View »ImageRangitāiki River from Lake AniwaniwaA downstream run on the Rangitāiki River from the power station at the base of Lake Aniwaniwa towards Lake Matahina.View »ImageWarren Cole WalkwayPerfect for a family ride or walk on a flat, paved shared-use path that follows the riverbank.View »ImageNgā Tapuwae O Toi TrailNga Tapuwae o Toi, or the ‘Footprints of Toi’, is a walking trail that captures the essence of the Whakatāne District.View »ImageWaiotahe Spit ReserveA great spot for safe paddling, whether that's aboard plastic sit-ons, sea kayaks, multisport racers or tractor tyres.View »
ImageFairbrother Loop WalkThe Fairbrother Loop Walk is the first portion of the Ōhope Scenic Reserve.View »
ImageWest End to Ōtarawairere by SUP or KayakPaddle out through the waves to Ōtarawairere Beach, a stunning spot, with craggy rocky outcrops pushing out into the sea.View »
ImageTauwhare PāLearn of the district's history and enjoy brilliant views of Ohakana Island, Port Ōhope and the East Cape.View »
ImageWaioeka RiverTwist down a bush-clad valley south of Ōpōtiki. The river’s a treasure, with plenty of fun grade 1 and 2 paddling and awesome wilderness scenery.View »
ImageRangitāiki River from Lake AniwaniwaA downstream run on the Rangitāiki River from the power station at the base of Lake Aniwaniwa towards Lake Matahina.View »
ImageWarren Cole WalkwayPerfect for a family ride or walk on a flat, paved shared-use path that follows the riverbank.View »
ImageNgā Tapuwae O Toi TrailNga Tapuwae o Toi, or the ‘Footprints of Toi’, is a walking trail that captures the essence of the Whakatāne District.View »
ImageWaiotahe Spit ReserveA great spot for safe paddling, whether that's aboard plastic sit-ons, sea kayaks, multisport racers or tractor tyres.View »