The track is not regularly managed and is indistinct in some places - it is for fit trampers only.
Burrill Route climbs steeply through the regenerating forest of Te Paparahi to the central ridge and follows through to Tataweka (526 m)
The track starts from Mabey Road.
There is no water available on the route.
Te Paparahi is of significant importance to Ngāti Rehua as it holds taonga and spiritual values of people, flora, fauna, land and water.
Stay safe in the outdoors
- Choose the right trip for you. Learn about the route and make sure you have the skills for it.
- Understand the weather. Check weather forecasts.
- Pack warm clothes and extra food. Check gear lists.
- Share your plans and take ways to get help. Share directly or use the Outdoor Intentions form or Plan My Walk. Take a distress beacon.
- Take care of yourself and each other.
Stop kauri disease and protect kauri
- Scrub all soil off shoes and gear.
- Use cleaning stations.
- Always stay on the track.
Check you are pest-free
Check, clean, and seal your gear to ensure you don't bring pests, soil, and seeds.
DOC Customer Service Centre
| Phone: | 0800 275 362 |
| Email: | greatbarrier@doc.govt.nz |
| Address: | Aotea / Great Barrier Island Office |