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Located about 2km from the main road, this is a sheltered area with no potable water and composting toilets'. It's campable, but be discrete, after dark in and before light out. There is water in the lake that can be drunk when treated.

Great bridge for walking/running over to link Pukete to Flagstaff

If you can get yourself up this hill the views are breathtaking! You can go towards Cambridge and take it over 20 km or cycle away from Cambridge and do it in 4 km 👀

Great place for a picnic stop

If you're in to mountain biking then this is a beautiful place to go.

Where Oreipunga Road dips down into a valley, the views are immense! From either direction, you sweep sown the roads, hugging the valley sides before climbing out the other side.

Despite all the abrupt ups and downs on the other section, of which I prefer to ride the road. This section is a bit gentler and a safer surface. I set out on a frosty, initially dark morning and the wooden board sections are definitely not safe.

Lovely little town. being on the te awa trail makes it a lovely place to cycle to. loads of coffee shops, cafes, and boutique shops to visit.

beautiful place to stop off for a coffee. lots of events and beautiful walks. Great for a cycling to destination

Great cycle path suitable for all types of bicycle 🚲

What could be better than a detour along the bike path along the lake to say goodbye to Taupo? The snow-capped mountains you see to the south are the Ruapehu, Ngauruhoe, and Tongariro volcanoes. Note that the Ngauruhoe served as a filming location for the film Lord of the Rings. This volcano represents Mordor in the film inspired by Tolkien's saga.

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Wonderful country has to be seen

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This look out looks down the valley from the head of the Waireki Geothermal steam fields. Stem is drawn from the ground and piped to the power station alongside the Waikato river.

Toilet, showers and lockers... all in the one place. There is a nominal charge for the use of the toilet.

Captains Quarters Motor Inn https://www.captainsquartersmotorinn.co.nz/

It looks like the GPS location and the real location of the bridge differ by about 100m downstream of the actual bridge location.

This is the home of New Zealand rowing. There is a good watersports center here with a cool cafe (when it's open), launch areas for multiple water sports and play areas for kids. The lake is formed by the concrete dam, the last hydro electric dam on the Waikato river.

A mix of wooden walkways and cobbles above the river and streams along the river bank. Be careful in the wet. The wooden walkways are covered with plastic grids that are particularly slippery when wet. The views are expansive over the river. The route is narrow and shared with walkers so keep the speed down, particularly around the blind bends.

The second of the two foot bridges across the river. Named after the Perry family who have a large aggregate business... Brian Perry.

One of the two foot bridges over the river on this ride. The bridge discretely hides the sewer pipe going to the treatment plant from east Hamilton.