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Walking time 60 mins
Walking steps 2080 steps
Distance 1.6 km
Fishermans Rock Path - The path starts to the left of the boatshed at Little Oneroa.
Fishermans Rock Path - Start by following the Te Ara Hura route markers towards Fishermans Rock.
Fishermans Rock Path - A steep climb up some steps takes you up the cliffs. Don’t be discouraged, the views are worth the effort.
Fishermans Rock Path - Elevated views back across Little and main Oneroa Beach.
Fishermans Rock Path - This coastal route takes you along some stunning rocky coves.
Fishermans Rock Path - The first rocky beach at the bottom of Newton Reserve has a wonderful old pōhutukawa tree and great rock pools.
Fishermans Rock Path - At the end of Newton Road, cross and continue to Fishermans Rock.
Fishermans Rock Path - The path ends at the bottom of the spectacular steps.
Fishermans Rock Path - Explore the rocky headland, but be careful at full tide.
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Starts at 9 McIntosh Road, Oneroa
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A stunning coastal route with secluded rocky coves, great views, secret picnic spots and one of Waiheke’s longest staircases. A great walk for a lazy ramble with lots of beaches and rock pools to explore.Good parking at Little Oneroa Beach with its popular playground, safe swimming, BBQs, toilets, shop and food outlets. Plenty to explore for the whole family. Starting at Little Oneroa beach, there’s a track to your right along the coast, part of the Te Ara Hura network. Head up the hill (steps) and keep left, past the first picnic table, then down to a lovely cove (there is another picnic table on a small hill there). From the beach keep left again and head up to Newton Road and cross the road to the track and the stairs that go all the way down to Fisherman’s Rock. You can roam around the rocks at low tide, right around the headland, but do take care as the rocks are jagged. Come back the way you came and enjoy the views back across to Oneroa.Some steep sections, but very rewarding. Can get a little muddy in winter. A there and back route. Very nice and achievable coastal route, spectacular views. Not baby buggy friendly.
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