Trig V

Spectacular views on the harbour side of the crater rim make this track the place to be on a clear blue sky day.

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Start Junction with Faulkners Track
Finish Junction with Crater Rim Walkway, near Hoon Hay car park, Summit Road
Distance 750 metres
Time 20 minutes one way
Toilets Located at Sign of the Bellbird
Dogs Dogs must be on a short leash
Description

Trig V is a spectacular harbourside alternative to the Crater Rim Walkway for a short section above Governors Bay.

This gentle, undulating track takes you along the ridge of the Port Hills with breathtaking views across the water to the ranges above Diamond Harbour.

Create a 30-40 minute loop with the Crater Rim Walkway or for those with good fitness and agility, you could head down to Governors Bay via Watlings Track - look for the sign when you arrive at the car park.

The tracks in Ohinetahi are managed by the Summit Road Society(external link)You can find maps and more information about the area on their website. 

Get ready for this track using Plan My Walk(external link) by the NZ Mountain Safety Council. You can find track alerts, weather forecasts, trip reviews and a packing list, so you are set for your adventure. 

Walking tracks


Shared use


Connecting tracks


Closed


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Parking


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Bus stop


Toilets

Toilets


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Water fountains


 
Accessible tracks


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Challenging feature


Pukeko Tahi pointer 85x125

Entry and exit point


Avon River Rua pointer 85x125

Point of interest



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