Te Awa is a free, accessible walk/cycleway that has an overarching positioning of lushness, water, rural green landscape & pockets of native bush. When …
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May 25, 2024
Great ride with a variety of scenery, from native bush to rural Waikato, to cityscapes and llama's! Paved all the way, you won't need a mountain bike. We cycled it over two days, used Riverside Adve… Full review by MarkF_NZ
May 9, 2024
We rode the river ride from Cambridge to Ngaruawahia, leaving around 10.30am arriving 3ish. The trail is well maintained, being a 3m wide concrete path for nearly all the distance. Some beautiful vie… Full review by owai
Nov 18, 2023
We rode the Hamilton to Ngāruawāhia return section and hired bikes from River Riders in Hamilton which is just across the road from access points to the pathway. This was a highlight of our stay in H… Full review by KiwiExplorers21
Is there a Leisure Cyclist Group in the Waikato I could join. I am in my 70's and have at last mastered my E-Bike, and would love to cycle with other like-minded people, to keep fit and just enjoy our beautiful country.
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There is a fabulous group called the Te Awamutu Social riders who are mostly retired folk who ride and coffee every Wednesday. Many are on E-bikes. Te Awamutu is …
There is a fabulous group called the Te Awamutu Social riders who are mostly retired folk who ride and coffee every Wednesday. Many are on E-bikes. Te Awamutu is perhaps a bit far to go, but there is also the social ladies group around the Waikato (mainly Hamilton rides). Please email us via the Te Awa River Ride website so we can provide you with more details as we can't post them here.
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