Whangarei Triathlon Club
The Whangarei Tri club caters for absolute beginners, rapidly improving athletes who want to try their first tri, seasoned multi-sport enthusiasts, true Kings & Queens of Kona, and everything in between.
The Whangarei Tri club caters for absolute beginners, rapidly improving athletes who want to try their first tri, seasoned multi-sport enthusiasts, true Kings & Queens of Kona, and everything in between.
The Kamo Shared Path in Whangarei, runs between central Te Kamo and Rust Avenue in the city centre. It is a smooth and easy uphill climb going north or a gentle downhill cruise going south. The Kamo Shared Path mostly aligns with the railway tracks in Regent, Kensington, Whau Valley and Te Kamo.
Whangarei BMX Club is based in the centre of town at 109 Dave Culham Drive, Pohe Island Bike Park. The club has regular club nights in spring and summer and Sprocket training nights once a week.
An informal group from around Whangarei that was started as a place to connect with other like-minded ladies who like to ride. They aim to ride every couple of weeks and promote their rides through their Facebook group.
Whangarei Marsden Wheelers is the local road cycling club.
The club is friendly and open to new members. Beginner riders, young or old, will find the club has a wealth of experience to share, and there’s plenty to challenge the more experienced and competitive riders too!
Creating a 12 km (approx.) shared path between Langs Beach and Mangawhai will be a community collaboration between the Wairahi Tracks Charitable Trust based in Langs Beach and the Mangawhai Charitable Trust.
The Wairahi Tracks Charitable Trust is part of a wider community group of track developers who have come together under the umbrella of The Piroa Trails Group (PTG) whose main goal is to establish a shared user path linking Waipu in the north to Mangawhai in the south.
This is a community-driven project on behalf of the residents of One Tree Point, Marsden Cove, and Ruakaka and aims to provide an alternative safe shared pathway route between the three communities. This community group has been working on this initiative for over 3 years.
Route Description This circuit around the mid-north gives the cyclist a cross-section of the best that Northland has to offer. Golden sand beaches & dunes, tranquil harbours, tidal estuaries, rocky
Park Facilities Pohe Island Bike Park is located in central Whangārei just off Dave Culham Drive. This urban bike park has something for everyone, from toddlers on balance bikes to
The Waipu Cove Trail is Northland’s newest shared path and part of the wider Regional Trail vision. It has been a community-driven project led by the Waipu Cycle and Walkway Trust, which was formed to see this project through with support from Whangarei District Council. The shared trail is an off-road route from Waipu Village to Waipu Cove of approximately 7.5 km in length…
Network Description The Whangarei cycleway network is a project that connects the main residential areas of Whangarei with the Central Business District and other places people frequent, like shopping centers,
Park Description Just a five-minute drive from the CBD, or 20-minute ride, Parihaka is possibly the closest mountain bike park to a city in New Zealand. Parihaka is in continuous
Trail Description Huarahio te Whai, Hatea Loop, is a 5.1 km shared path loop in the centre of Whangarei. It is an easy path that has a flat concrete or
Overview Grade: 1-2, Approximate Distance: 14km This community-driven project will be a collaboration between the community groups of Marsden Cove to Ruakaka Community Group and the Waipu Township Group. Status: