Herb Christophers · Crown copyright · Source: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai
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Mt Titiraupenga Track

3.4km4 hr returnAdvanced

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Forecast point: Mt Pureora (1165m) · 4.9km away

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Mount Titiraupenga Track climbs to a stunning lookout point just below the summit rock.

Elevation

Climb
57m
Drop
323m
Highest point
995m
Lowest point
707m
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Scrub Forest
Longest open stretch
2.3km

Cover mapped summer 2023/24.

Description

Walk to the Centre of the North Island cairn and turn right onto the Mt Titiraupenga Track, joining the Arataki Track (overgrown) at a lookout point just below the summit rock.

The summit of Mt Titiraupenga is Māori land and a taonga/treasure to local iwi. Respect cultural values by not climbing the summit rock.

Getting there

The track starts from the Centre of the North Island Walk which is accessed using Link and Waimonoa Roads.

From SH30, turn onto Barryville Road, then Link Road. From SH32 turn onto Kakaho Road which becomes Link Road.

Weather

Forecast at the start of the track