This track crosses through bush and shallow mountain streams and passes by historic relics like reservoirs, pipelines, and mine shafts. There are a few bridges over steeper streams and gullies. This track can be looped with the Lipsey and the Horseman's Tracks.Please walk with caution and follow the green wayfinding markers as this track frequently crosses with mountain bikes trails. The section between Tui Road and the junction with the Hamilton Street Track is much steeper and narrower than the rest. Some DOC tracks join the track between Tui Road and the Hamilton Street Track.
Note: The Tui Domain Tack is a ‘Walking track' from Te Aroha Domain to Hamilton Street junction and a ‘Easier tramping track’ from Hamilton Road Junction to Tui Road.
*Please note: Track partially closed due to damage from Cyclone Gabriel. The infrastructure has been completely washed out and part of the original track leading to Tutumangao Falls is now impassable. To reach Tutumangao Falls, please continue along Tui Domain Track to the water treatment plant. Turn right onto the tar sealed road and walk up behind the timber tank. The track continues in a semi-circle past the Quarry Falls and around to a short track on the left which will take you up to Tutumangao Falls and a lookout. This takes around 15 minutes.
| Classification | |
| Time |
1 hour 30 minutes (one way) to Tui Road |
| Distance covered | 3.4km |
| Starting point | Behind the Mokena Geyser in Te Aroha Domain or Miro Street, or from Hamilton Street (via Hamilton Street Track) or from Tui Road |
| Parking | Whitaker Street, Koromiko Street Boundary Street (for long term parking), Tui Road |
| Dogs |
Allowed but must be on lead. No dogs are allowed on the DOC |
| Wayfinding colour | Green |
Walking
Easier
