Every great walk starts with good planning.


This page is your go-to guide for all the practical details: entry prices, what to bring along, and a handy FAQ section to cover those little things you might be wondering. With the right gear and a few tips, you’ll be ready to enjoy the full beauty of Taranoho and the Coromandel outdoors.

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2025–2026 Season Walk Times

The Taranoho Scenic Walk officially opens for the 2025–2026 season in October.
Through spring, we’ll be offering two guided walks daily, a morning walk at 9:00 am and an afternoon walk at 2:00 pm.
In summer, an additional early morning walk at 7:30 am will be available, perfect for those who enjoy cooler starts and fresh morning light.

Walk days will alternate and are weather dependent, so we recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred time.

Pricing

Adults

Step into adventure for $38

Your ticket includes walking poles to make the journey more comfortable, so you can focus on taking in the sweeping views, fresh country air, and the unique beauty of Taranoho at your own pace.

Children

Adventure for little explorers for $18

Children under 16 can enjoy the walk.
A great way for the whole family to experience Taranoho together.

Walking is better together.

Gather your friends, family, or team and enjoy Taranoho as a group. For groups of 8 or more, tickets are just $30 each, the perfect way to share the views, the fresh air, and the adventure at a great rate.

Booking Terms
& Conditions

To ensure we’re ready for your visit, bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance.

We require full payment 24 hours prior to your walk to secure your spot.

If your plans change, cancellations made up to 24 hours before your booking are fully refundable, minus a $5 booking fee.


We keep our terms simple so you can book with confidence and focus on enjoying your Taranoho adventure.

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What to bring

Clean, sturdy footwear (trail shoes or boots recommended)

Water (enough to stay hydrated throughout the walk)

Snacks for energy along the way

Sunscreen and a hat for sun protection

Weather-appropriate clothing (jacket, or rain gear depending on the season)

Insect repellent

Camera or phone to capture the views

Small backpack to carry your essentials comfortably

FAQs

  • Yes, children are welcome to join the Taranoho Scenic Walk. We do ask that parents and caregivers consider their child’s capabilities, as parts of the track may be challenging. Walking poles are provided to help make the experience more enjoyable for younger walkers.

  • The walk is designed to be enjoyable for most ages and abilities. However, please note there are stiles at fence crossings, so walkers need to be able to climb over these safely. We recommend considering personal fitness and mobility before booking to ensure a comfortable experience.

  • Not at this stage. For the safety of our livestock, native wildlife, and all walkers, dogs are not currently permitted on the track.

  • Yes, there will be both toilet facilities and a shelter available for visitors, providing a convenient spot to rest before or after your walk.

  • No, there are no food or drink outlets on-site. We recommend coming prepared with water and any snacks you may need to enjoy your walk comfortably.

  • Campervans and mini vans can be parked at the bottom of the hill near the cattle yards. From there, we provide a shuttle service to take you up to the start of the walk, making access easy and hassle-free.