Rotary walk/cycleways

Over many years Rotary clubs have created or inspired recreational facilities such as walk/cycleways or BBQ areas, playgrounds etc that are in use by the community.

The following are some of these.

If people know of any not listed please email kirsten@astillhawke.co.nz

Rotary Walk/cycleway Pakuranga by the Rotary Club of Pakuranga

Details at https://at.govt.nz/cycling-walking/cycle-walking-maps/pakuranga-rotary-shared-path/

Tamaki Drive Cardinal Markers by the Rotary Club of St Johns

Installed as a Rotary Centennial Year project in 2005, these measure 8 kms between the eastern end of St Heliers Bay to the Ports of Auckland. There is a bronze marker every 1 km and these count up from either end.

Rotary Centennial Track on Motutapa Island by Rotary Club of Newmarket

Number 2 in this map, many clubs have supported Newmarket Rotary, especially St Johns Rotary with creating the track form, a bridge across a stream in Home Bay and extensive associated plantings of native plants, particularly those that are fire resistant for form a natural fire break. Rotary members are regular participants at planting days and also assist with associated projects such as repainting old WW2 bunkers as nursery storage facilities.

Details of Motutapu Walkways at: https://www.motutapu.org.nz/the-trust/