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The Redwoods – Whakarewarewa Forest, Rotorua, New Zealand
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KIA ORA, WELCOME TO THE REDWOODS – WHAKAREWAREWA FOREST


HAERE MAI KI TE WAO TAPU NUI ? TANE, NAU MAI HAERE MAI.

The history and culture surrounding the Whakarewarewa Forest, the variety of
outdoor recreational opportunities, diverse range of exotic tree species, mix of
native undergrowth, panoramic views, and proximity to lakes, thermal areas and
the city centre have made The Redwoods & Whakarewarewa Forest one of Rotorua’s
most spectacular natural assets and one of the city’s greatest treasures.

Over 5600 hectares of forest awaits you to enjoy and explore at your leisure. If
you love the outdoors and want to experience nature at its best this area is
definitely for you!

The forest is most well known for the network of superb mountain biking and
walking tracks and for the magnificent stand of Californian Coast Redwoods.
These towering trees, along with numerous other species and the fresh forest
air, combine to create an invigorating atmosphere and a truly unique and special
environment.

Whether you are walking, biking, horse riding, running with your dog, or just
relaxing, alone or with family or friends, the forest can evoke all sorts of
feelings.



Whatever the reason for your visit you will experience a feeling of attachment
to this wonderful place.

Embrace the manaakitanga extended to you and show this ‘generosity and spirit’
in return by treating the environment and others who visit the forest with care
and respect.

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Redwoods, Whakarewarewa Forest rated "excellent" by 3,711 travellers




TRACK STATUS

To keep up to date on forestry activity, closures and trail maintenance go to
the Redwoods and Rotorua Trails Trust facebook pages. Or check in at the
Redwoods I-Site before you head out.

 

 


WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE REDWOODS


 * COVID-19 UPDATE
   
   March 24, 2020


 * SUMMER HARVESTING
   
   November 18, 2019


 * NEW SHUTTLE CONCESSION
   
   October 21, 2019


 * NEW FOREST HUB DEVELOPMENT
   
   July 15, 2019

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