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On-leadEasy

Kihikihi Cycleway

Waikato

↑ 18 m gain↓ 5 m descenthigh 61 msteepest 4 %
DISTANCE4.0 km
ASCENT18 m
DURATION49m
STEEPEST4 %
Nearest emergency vetWaikato After Hours Veterinary Hospital (WAVH), Hamilton~30 min drive · after-hours (nights+weekends)
07 839 5656
The route

Good to know

On the lead here. Keep it to two metres or less and watch for ground-nesting birds, as on most NZ tracks.

Open track, carry water for the dogUsually a quiet track

About Kihikihi Cycleway

In Waikato, Kihikihi Cycleway runs 4.0 km as a track.

An easy track suitable for walking and cycling which extends from Te Awamutu to Kihikihi. On-street paths between the two towns.

Expect easy going, with around 18 m of climb, pitching up to 4 % at its steepest, and takes about 49m to walk.

Dogs are welcome here on the lead.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can my dog go off the lead on Kihikihi Cycleway?

Dogs are welcome on Kihikihi Cycleway on a lead. Keep the lead at two metres or less and watch for ground-nesting birds.

How long is Kihikihi Cycleway?

Kihikihi Cycleway is 4.0 km with roughly 18 m of climb and takes about 49m.

Hikes nearby

The closest dog-friendly tracks to this trailhead, by straight-line distance.

EasyTe Awamutu
3.2 km↑20 m0.5–1 hr★4.3 rating
Swim spotSealed underfootGood with kids
Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.
Easy
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Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.
EasyOhaupo
1.3 km↑46 m0.5–1 hr★4.5 rating
Shade
Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.
EasyTe Awamutu
6.0 km↑7 m1.5–2 hr★4.5 rating
Swim spotShadeGood with kids
Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.

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EasyTirau
1.9 km↑17 m0.5–1 hr★4.3 rating
Swim spotShadeSealed underfootGood with kids
Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.
ModerateTurangi
14 km↑122 m3.5–4 hr★4.3 rating
Swim spotShadeGood with kids
Dog verdict: Off-lead OK. Difficulty: Moderate.

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