Te Kere Haka Track

Track category

Walking track

Time:

30 min one way

Description

Te Kere Haka Track in Kingston. Photo: Eiji Kitai.
View from the Te Kere Haka Track in Kingston

The Te Kere Haka Track winds along the lake front from the Te Kere Haka Reserve, offering great views of Lake Wakatipu and the Hector Mountains.

The first 30 minutes of the track are within the reserve boundary. Private land lies beyond, access permission must be obtained from Allendale Station to continue further.

Getting there

Kingston is 45 minutes drive south of Queenstown. The Te Kere Haka Reserve is at the far end of the township past the railway station.

Activities

Dog walking Dog walking

Dogs are allowed within the reserve boundary but must be on a lead.

Plan and prepare

The Te Kere Haka Track has stream crossings and may be wet and muddy in places.

Weather

NZ weather

Maps

New Zealand topographic maps are available from DOC Visitor Centres

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Plan and prepare for your trip

Great Walks

Stop the spread of didymo
Check, Clean, Dry
all items before entering, and when moving between, waterways.

Safety

Follow the Outdoor Safety Code:
1. Plan your trip
2. Tell someone
3. Be aware of the weather
4. Know your limits
5. Take sufficient supplies

Safety alerts for Otago tracks

Contacts

Queenstown Regional Visitor Centre
Phone: +64 3 442 7935
Address: 38 Shotover Street
Queenstown 9300
Email: queenstownvc@doc.govt.nz
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