Titirangi Reserve
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About
Titirangi Reserve, situated in Gisborne, New Zealand, is a nature lover's paradise with a variety of attractions for visitors of all ages. The reserve offers stunning panoramic views of the region's land, coast, and sea from its high vantage point. Visitors can reach the reserve via Queens Dr or take the steep track from Puhi Kai for an adventurous journey.Why you should go
- Experience breathtaking views of Gisborne city and the bay from Titirangi Reserve's highest vantage point
- Enjoy a variety of walking tracks suitable for different fitness levels
- Challenge yourself with stair climbs or opt for easier routes with gradual slopes
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Great view of the Bay and the highest vantage point near town. Challenge yourself to walk the loop, but you can drive up here, which is somewhat special these days as more as more summits have been closed to vehicle traffic over the decades. One way traffic only, and a dedicated path for walkers and cyclists. There are a number of waking tracks that come off the main road as well. On a good day, a brilliant place for a picnic, and good days are easy to come by around here.
Super view from top mountain. The whole city view looks stunning from Titirangi Reserve
We were in Gisborne for the night and got up early and went for a walk up to see the sunrise was beautiful good start to your day that's for sure
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Website
http://www.gdc.govt.nz/Phone
+64 6 867 2049Hours
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Titirangi Drive, Kaiti, Gisborne 4010, New Zealand
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Know before you go
- Visit on clear days for brilliant panoramic views across Young Nick’s Head and fertile flats dissected by rivers
- Drive up Queens Dr or take the steep track from Puhi Kai to reach Titirangi Reserve easily
- Respect one-way traffic rules on dedicated paths for walkers and cyclists within the reserve
- Be cautious of Japanese climber weeds posing as threats among trees during hikes
Reviews
Titirangi Reserve in Gisborne, New Zealand, offers visitors a stunning view of the Bay and the city from its highest vantage point. The reserve provides both driving access and walking paths for hikers and cyclists, with various tracks branching off the main road. Reviewers highlight the beautiful views, perfect for picnics or watching sunsets, along with challenging but rewarding walks that include stairs or alternative gradual slopes. Additionally, there are exercise areas, a children's playground, and even spots to enjoy coffee while taking in the scenery.Review score
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Great view of the Bay and the highest vantage point near town. Challenge yourself to walk the loop, but you can drive up here, which is somewhat special these days as more as more summits have been closed to vehicle traffic over the decades. One way traffic only, and a dedicated path for walkers and cyclists. There are a number of waking tracks that come off the main road as well. On a good day, a brilliant place for a picnic, and good days are easy to come by around here.
Super view from top mountain. The whole city view looks stunning from Titirangi Reserve
We were in Gisborne for the night and got up early and went for a walk up to see the sunrise was beautiful good start to your day that's for sure
Absolutely stunning views on a bootiful Autumn day
Great walk, not too long but not too short either. Stairs were a killer but a great challenge if you're not as unfit as me probably! There are alternative routes that gradually slope up if you prefer an easier path. Great views at the top!
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Website
http://www.gdc.govt.nz/Phone
+64 6 867 2049Hours
SuSunday: Open 24 hours
MoMonday: Open 24 hours
TuTuesday: Open 24 hours
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ThThursday: Open 24 hours
FrFriday: Open 24 hours
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Titirangi Drive, Kaiti, Gisborne 4010, New Zealand
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
SuSunday: Open 24 hours
MoMonday: Open 24 hours
TuTuesday: Open 24 hours
WeWednesday: Open 24 hours
ThThursday: Open 24 hours
FrFriday: Open 24 hours
SaSaturday: Open 24 hours
People typically spend 1 hr here