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Dogs allowedHard

Hihi Trig Track

Thames · Waikato

123456.1 km699 m
↑ 596 m gain↓ 168 m descenthigh 699 msteepest 91 %
DISTANCE6.1 km
ASCENT596 m
DURATION2h 12m
STEEPEST91 %

Route and dog-access details for this walk come from the Department of Conservation, licensed CC BY 4.0. DOC’s own wording: “Dogs on a leash only”. Evidence: the rule-setter’s own published wording. How we check dog rules.

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The route

Good to know

Dogs are allowed here. Keep them on the lead, watch for ground-nesting birds and stock, and read the signs at the gate.

Usually a quiet track

About Hihi Trig Track

Near Thames in Waikato, Hihi Trig Track runs 6.1 km.

A steep, challenging tramping track in Coromandel Forest Park that climbs to the Hihi Trig, linking the Kauaeranga Valley with the Broken Hills area. Recommended for experienced trampers, with wide views over the peninsula from the ridge.

Graded hard, it climbs about 596 m overall, pitching up to 91 % at its steepest, and takes about 2h 12m to walk.

Dogs are allowed here, on the lead.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can I take my dog on Hihi Trig Track?

Yes, dogs are welcome on Hihi Trig Track. DOC's own wording for this track: "Dogs on a leash only".

How long is Hihi Trig Track?

Hihi Trig Track is 6.1 km with roughly 596 m of climb and takes about 2h 12m.

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