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Hapuawhenua Viaduct is a point of interest, located at Tongariro National Park 4691, New Zealand. They can be contacted via phone at +64 7-386 6499 for more detailed information.

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8 Reviews

  • Ben Clement
    14 November 2017

    Great spot, fantastic bike ride.

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  • Simon Havenith
    15 June 2017

    Nice stop when mountain biking down to Ohakune.

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  • Michael French
    04 June 2017

    Nice views, easy walk

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  • Matthew Johnson
    07 May 2017

    Amazing view.. Note, if you are doing the old coach road ride, cross over look around, use the loo, then cross back. Don't ride down the hill,its very steep and you'll have to walk your bike back up the other side.

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  • Powder Hut Ohakune
    29 April 2017

    Rode up here on the bikes along the Old Coach Road. Great ride and the Viaduct is amazing!

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  • Aaron Simonsen
    07 January 2017

    Gentle uphill walk or mountain bike ride for most the way there with a great view of the Ohakune town basin, through native forest, past a railway tunnel you can go inside (a great place to scare the kids), along a cobbled road the early settlers travelled between Auckland and Wellington and a walk along the old train bridge. There is a carpark at the start if you are feeling lazy and want to avoid the walk along the country road from the Ohakune train station.

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  • Simon McManus
    06 October 2016

    Walk the old coach road from just outside Ohakune, through regenerating native bush including rainforest ferns, some good lookout points, a spooky old tunnel and the two viaducts over HapuaWhenua Viaduct.

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  • Ed Haszard Morris
    17 September 2016

    Great history, beautiful bush, interesting walk.

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