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Annual Waiheke Walking Festival

The Festival takes place towards the end of March and the beginning of April (spread over three long weekends) covering a range of terrain, topics, and duration.  There really is something for every age and fitness level.  The wonderful team of guides and volunteers ensures your walking experience is one that will want you to come back year after year – we know a lot of you do!

Waiheke Walking Festival

The Next Event:

Dates: 21st March 2025 – 6th April 2025.

Website: https://www.waihekewalkingfestival.org/

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The Waiheke Walking Festival

What does it cost to walk?

Approximately half of our walks are free.

Can I bring my dog?

While some of the walks are dog-friendly and we welcome dogs on leads, it’s important to note that many walks feature the ‘No Dogs’ icon. This restriction is in place to protect the island’s rich birdlife, including vulnerable and endangered species. Please visit our website to confirm the dog policy for each walk, and be aware that we rigorously enforce the ‘No Dogs’ rule on designated trails.

What if it’s raining?

While our goal is to green-light all scheduled walks, the safety of our walkers, volunteers, and guides is our top priority. If adverse weather conditions, such as high winds or heavy rainfall that may lead to slips, pose a safety risk, we will regrettably cancel the walk. In such instances, we will promptly notify all registered walkers via email, no later than 7 a.m. on the morning of the walk. Therefore, check your email before heading out, especially if the weather or short-term forecast suggests inclement conditions.

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