Te Aroha Tracks

Time: 5 minutes
Distance covered: 180m
Starting point: Left of spa building off Koromiko Street.
Description: This short walk leads you to the Mokena Geyser, a natural soda water geyser. It is named after the Māori chief- Mokena Te Hau who once owned the Domain land. There are two ways to access the geyser. While the main path (starting from the left of the spas) is steep, the Mokena Geyser Access is a paved path with a slight slope (starting from the right of the spas). The thermal soda water is used in the nearby spa. There is also a café by the southern entrance. There is a playground, swimming pool and plenty of open space in the Domain to enjoy.
Parking: Whitaker Street, Boundary Street, Wilson Street. Disabled parking spots opposite the spa off Koromiko Street.
Dogs: Allowed but must be on lead.
Wayfinding colour: None.
