Okere Falls Park - Okere Falls Park 9 Trout Pool Road
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| Address : | Okere Falls Park 9 Trout Pool Road, Okere Falls 3074, New Zealand |
| Phone : | π +797 |
| Postal code : | 3074 |
| Website : | http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/places-to-go/bay-of-plenty/places/okere-falls-scenic-reserve/things-to-do/okere-falls-track/ |
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Nicholas Pace on Google
β β β β β Really loved stopping here after leaving Rotorua. The walking tracks are accessible and easy to manage. The view is stunning!
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Stacey Palmer on Google
β β β β β Soak up the katuna river and falls. There is a loop walkway from the base to the trout pool. There are a couple of falls along the track and caves. If you are lucky you will see rafters. It is a DOC park, so no dogs allowed. Allow 1 - 2 hours for the walk and sight seeing
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Leo Lin on Google
β β β β β Fantastic walk to see water falls walk between two car parks take around an hour, can swim at the trout pool car park end seems like great swimming spot, if lucky you might see some kayaker!
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William Lin on Google
β β β β β Okere Falls Scenic Reserve is a 23.3Km drive from Rotorua. The Okere Falls walk is a very easy 3km round trip walk that will take you around an hour to complete. Walk along side the Kaituna River and view the famous Okere and Tutea falls and finish off walking through stunning New Zealand native bush before arriving at the Kaituna Trout Pool. There is also a Kiwi Guardian site nearby.
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Deevanyah Frost on Google
β β β β β Pity we didn't have enough time to explore more but it was one of them nice quick stop and watch people water rafting down the fall.
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Leon Khan on Google
β β β β β Has a big parking area with toilets, tables and seating. Is a nice covered walkway with 4 different areas to check out, 1st being Okere falls lookout (says 1min is really 30seconds if that from toilets). 2nd is hinemoa's steps and Tutea's Cave from here the walk gets a little harder as you have to go down some steps where you'll see Tutea falls from platform, then you'll have to go down Hinemoa's steps to get to the bottom "Tutea's Cave" where you can go in and look around (make sure to take torch to see better/or use your phone light) then you'll have to go back the way you came, up the steps. Then you can carry on to see trout pool falls where people use the trees and swing to jump in for swim as the strong current carries them down river.
Then once you get back to carpark there's a very easy walk down some steps in the corner, which leads you to a platform right up close to waters edge to see the raging water
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Olsen Ia on Google
β β β β β Amazing place to visit for the family. Easy access, parking, toilets and picnic areas, not to mention a great swimming spot in the summer
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Regina Ieti on Google
β β β β β A spectacular short walk to the caves and to the trout lake....great to see the kayakers coming down the falls too. Great history of the hydroelectric plant and caves where local iwi hid during war times.
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