Source: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai
DOC track

Burrill Route

8.1km8 - 9 hr returnExpert

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Forecast point: Mt Heale Hut (400m) · 8.4km away

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Burrill Route was formed in the 1970s by miners prospecting for copper.

Elevation

Climb
855m
Drop
345m
Highest point
525m
Lowest point
10m
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Open Scrub Forest
Longest open stretch
1.4km

Cover mapped summer 2023/24.

Description

The track is not regularly managed and is indistinct in some places - it is for fit trampers only.

Burrill Route climbs steeply through the regenerating forest of Te Paparahi to the central ridge and follows through to Tataweka (526 m)

Getting there

The track starts from Mabey Road.

Know before you go

There is no water available on the route.

Nature and conservation

Te Paparahi is of significant importance to Ngāti Rehua as it holds taonga and spiritual values of people, flora, fauna, land and water.

Weather

Forecast at the start of the track