Karamū Stream Walk
The Karamū Stream Walk follows the awa through Hastings on a flat, well-formed path. There’s no climbing and no scrambling, which makes it one of the few walks in the Bay that genuinely suits everyone: prams, bikes, slow walkers and children who’ll want to stop at every duck.
It’s also the most direct way to see what the Collective’s work is actually for. The stream you’re walking beside here is the same Te Karamū that runs through orchards, farms and wetlands from the Raukawa Range down to the Clive River.
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Karamū Stream is a gently flowing waterway with areas of public reserve. It takes water from as far as the Poukawa Basin though Pekapeka wetland, and Bridge Pa before flowing by Havelock North to merge with the Raupare Stream and become the Clive River near Whakatū in Hastings.
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4.5km loop
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Free
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Walking, running, cycling, prams
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on lead