University of Auckland Walks – Tamaki Campus

Stage Four of the University of Auckland short walks project, with five walking circuits starting and ending from the Tamaki campus in Morrin Road.

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Stage Four of the University of Auckland short walks project, with five walking circuits starting and ending from the Tamaki campus in Morrin Road.

Maybury Reserve Loop

This walk takes you through Glen Innes and Maybury Reserve (and its rows of feijoa trees) to the edge of Point England Reserve returning through a character-filled Glen Innes residential street. Time: approx. 40 minutes. (about 3.75 kms)

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Stonefields Loop

This walk winds through Stonefields to Maungarei Springs Wetlands. Time: approx. 40 minutes. (about 3.6 kms)

Apirana Reserve Loop

This walk takes you off the suburban streets into the countryside and horse paddocks, with views from the top of the hill of Eastern Beach and the Coromandel on a clear day, and Mount Wellington close by. Time: approx. 45 minutes. (about 4.2 kms)

Walk details

Eastview Reserve Loop

Refresh and revive amongst the trees in Taniwha and Eastview (mature oak trees) Reserves. Time: approx. 45 minutes. (about 4.0 kms)

The Goldsbury Track Loops

Take in a Reserve before winding through Stonefields to the Gollan Road Pedestrian Trail. Snatch views of Mt Wellington, Mt Eden, Mt St John, Mt Hobson, One Tree Hill and the top of the Sky Tower. Time: approx. 45 minutes. (about 4.19 kms)

Comments on University of Auckland Walks – Tamaki Campus

heidi

Could I please have a copy of the walks pdf.

Thank you in advance.

Helen

Hello Heidi, I will send you a separate email. Helen

Fiona Moir

Yes, please could I also have a copy of the pdf?
Thanks
Fiona

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Helen Wenley

This project began in 2011. My friend Grace was the walk creator – with her knowledge of Auckland, she could “see” circular routes, and then it was up to me to map out, photograph, research and document the routes. At first, I relied upon my voice recorder and Google maps but then with the advancement of technology, the smart phone became a best friend and I was able to track our route. The best fun was when we were both pleasantly surprised by what there was to see. Beautiful wetlands, views and bush kept us inspired to explore more.