Te Aroha is a small town packed with history - and many of the walks in the area highlight some of its history, as well as the beautiful natural setting. Click on the walks below to find out more.

Tracks on Council land and maintained by Council

Tracks that cross Council land but are maintained by others

Please note, these are only tracks on Council land - you can find out about other local tracks by visiting Te Aroha Visitor Information Centre or  Department of Conservation

This walk begins on a shared track near the geyser. It features a large Kauri tree and an historic water reservoir. Towards the end of the walk, the path links up with the Lower Domain Walk at the Number 21 Magnesia Spring. Here, there is a choice to finish the loop at the Mokena Geyser or head down to the pools.

The track starts at the remnants of the historic power station at the end of Hamilton Street. The track is flat at the start, crosses the Tunakohoia Stream and becomes steeper as it goes through the forest to meet up with the Tui-Domain Track. The Tunakohoia Stream is full of boulders and is great for rock hopping.

This is a short, relatively flat walk, making it ideal for families. Features along the walk include the Number 20 Iron Spring and Number 21 Magnesia Spring. The walk finishes at Swim Zone Te Aroha.