Northcote Walks, Auckland
I love walks in Northcote, around Onepoto Domain, the charm of Northcote Point, and the tranquillity of Tuff Crater's track. It's a perfect blend of urban and nature that always delights.
Discover my walking adventures in Northcote
One of my go-to spots in Northcote is the picturesque Onepoto Domain, where I can take a leisurely walk around the lake and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
If I’m in the mood for some history and culture, I often explore the Northcote Point area, with its charming streets and stunning city skyline views.
And when I want to escape into nature, I head to Tuff Crater, where the walking track offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Northcote has a unique blend of urban charm and natural beauty that I can’t get enough of.
You’ll find more of my walks on the North Shore here.
My walks in Northcote
Check Out Smith’s Bush Walk in Northcote: A Nature Lover’s Dream
Ready to explore Smith's Bush Walk in Northcote? Get all the deets you need for a fab outing in our fun and handy guide.
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Kauri Glen Treetops Loop Walk
2.5 km loop • 35 mins • Easy • Discover the magic of walking in the treetops on this awesome walk in Northcote. Perfect for ...
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Chelsea Heritage Park Loop
Winter is perhaps not the best time to do this bush walk starting at the Chelsea Estate Heritage Park – the track was very muddy ...
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Tuff Crater Path
5 km • 1.5 hours • Easy. This walk takes you along the rim of the Tuff Crater, a great short walk in Auckland.
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Eskdale Reserve Bush Walk
If you fancy a bush walk without travelling out of Auckland, then Eskdale Reserve and Birkenhead Domain are it.
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Northcote Point and Auckland Harbour Bridge
I felt like a tourist in my home city this morning! The morning was stunning and I was really looking forward to exploring Northcote Point.
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Le Roys Bush Loop
Saying that you are going for a walk in the bush in urban Auckland, may sound like an oxymoron, however, that is one of the ...
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