1. The Ohakune Old Coach Road is a historic trail located in the central North Island of New Zealand. This trail follows the path of an old coach road that was used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to transport passengers and goods between the towns of Ohakune and Horopito. The trail passes through beautiful native bush, over viaducts, and past old railway formations, offering stunning views of Mt Ruapehu and the surrounding countryside. It is a popular choice for cycling or walking enthusiasts looking to explore the region’s history and natural beauty.
2. The Ohakune Old Coach Road is open year-round, and there is no cost to access the trail. There are no specific working hours, as it is an outdoor trail accessible at all times. For more information or trail conditions, it is recommended to contact the local visitor center in Ohakune.
3. To reach the Ohakune Old Coach Road, visitors can drive to Ohakune and start the trail from there. Alternatively, there are shuttle services available that can drop off and pick up cyclists at various points along the trail. There is no ticket required to access the trail, but visitors should ensure they have appropriate transportation to and from the start/finish points.
