In advance of log extraction, felling works will begin in the Keeney Road area on Saturday 12 September. Cyclists will still have access to the entire length of the Hūnua Traverse, but some traffic management may be in place.
Please respect all signage & instruction which is in place to ensure rider-safety.
Weekday closure of the Northern Section will commence from Monday 14 September – Read more here.
Exotic forestry harvesting works have been confirmed to resume on Monday 14 September 2026. After an extended period of open access,...
The Y Camp Adair has been running monthly shuttles throughout the season, but as the saying goes 'all good things must come to an...
The Hunua Ranges Regional Park is home to the largest remaining population of kauri in Aotearoa still free from kauri dieback and we want...
Riders are advised to avoid the Hūnua Traverse this Sunday due to the forecast damaging weather. High winds and heavy rainfall are a...
The Te Ngāherehere o Kohukohunui / Hūnua Ranges remain free of kauri dieback, making them the largest healthy kauri forest in the Auckland...
Great news, riders; a further delay in exotic forestry harvesting work will see the Hūnua Traverse fully open (end to end) 7-days a week...
The climbs are earned. The views are unforgettable. And for one lucky pair, the shuttle ride is on us. We’re giving away 2 FREE seats on...
2026 dates for The Y Camp Adair's Sunday Shuttle are now confirmed and online booking is LIVE for the January and February shuttles. Book...
The team at Y Camp Adair is taking the hassle out of end-to-end logistics this December with their Sunday Shuttle, departing Clevedon and...
From Thursday 20 November, the Hūnua Traverse rolls back into life as a 7-day-a-week adventure! After a long pause for essential pest...