Oakley Creek Te Auaunga Walkway

Some paths are closed and blocked by huge tree trunks from the cyclone. Tracks are still a mess since the cyclone in January 2023.

A good walk through for sight seeing of nature.. birds the bushes trees just a nice walk.It's a nice walk and especially when you see a waterfall which is fantastic and unexpected.Nice for wedding photos to be taken or just admire the waterfall.

Enjoyed the walk and the beautiful sceneries on the way, stopped and fed the ducks but when we were approaching the waterfall there was a big fence and sign saying that this area is closed from: to:, with both areas left empty. The least they can do is put dates to correctly inform the public!

A hidden gem! Pleasant walk in bush quite near to Auckland City with a water fall.

Super nice to stop for an hour to relax

One of my favourite spots in central Auckland for a short bush walk. It's not a loop and hence you'll have to come back the same way, adding to 4 kms return. Entrance to the walk way starts from the back of the metro football field, bit hidden but there are signs.A hidden treasure for nature lovers in the middle of the city, unexplored by tourists and hence not much crowded. You'll see few locals for jogging or cycling. Ten minutes through the walk you'll see the Oakley creek fall, though there's nothing exciting about it. However, considering its the only fall within Auckland City area, it's worth a visit. Otherwise, it's a beautiful serene walk with lots of trees and shades.Suits all age groups, even small kids. Paths are well tracked, maintained and signs provided to lead you. No public toilets are in the vicinity btw. It's open 24 hours but suggest not to walk while it's dark as it's a secluded place.

Beautiful Small and Nice Falls

Such a beautiful park for hiking! It's a good place for a peaceful walk and relax

my neighbourhood...always a great refreshing place to go for walk...blessing to have a place like this in the heart of Auckland

A beautiful bush walkway that can be a short stroll to take in Aucklands City Waterfall and birdlife, to a much longer walk that can loop across a bridge to Unitec, through to Allan Wood Park where you can follow the path over the stunning piece of architecture that forms the walk Bridge across the Waterview tunnel. The path follows Te Auanga all the way to Mt Roskill with some stunning architectural snippets popping out of the natural environment along the way.