Whananaki Horse Treks

Whananaki Horse Treks is a horse trekking center located on a 150-acre beef ranch on the east coast north of Whangarei, New Zealand. The ranch breeds Hereford cattle, Coopworth sheep, and free-range turkey. The center offers a range of treks suitable for all kinds of riders, from those who have never been on a horse to experts. Farm rides are best for novice riders, a lovely stroll around the ranch riding through streams and seeing some of the lovely views with many photo opportunities as riders

This area and Great Barrier Island are the only places on earth where the pateke can be found.Whangarei Pony Club's famous week-long Whananaki horse trek has been held for 40 years, and families of two and three generations were among the 55 riders who set out on Sunday, crossing the Whananaki estuary to the Carson/Harmon-owned property where the group will spend a week until they return home. Past treks had been much more popular with more than 180 horses attending on occasion. Other clubs such as the Hunt Club would take the children out for mock hunts, while other endurance and cross country riders would give the group an experience they wouldn't forget.Whananaki Horse Treks has received positive reviews from visitors, with stunning views and amazing horses. The center is a boutique operation that caters to small groups, and professional guides take great care of the horses. The horses range from placid calm quarter horse types to professionally trained types for the experienced rider. Visitors can also experience horse riding how the local kiwi people have with Sandy Bay Horse Trekking, which offers a unique New Zealand riding experience for visitors. Treks vary according to abilities and take visitors along one of the most stunning coastlines in New Zealand, the Tutukaka coast, with views stretching up to Whananaki and out to the Poor Knight Islands.