K2K Trail

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The K2K Trail can be ridden from either end - from the south (starting at Kawakawa Bay) as a continuation of the Orakau Trail or from the north starting in Kinloch Village.

The K2K trail from Kawakawa Bay begins with a steady climb for 3 kilometres then settles for the next 3 kilometres as you rise up and over the headland. The trail then descends to the lake fronts flatter ground as you ride toward Kinloch Village. K2K contains an equal mix of uphill, downhill and flat sections. Enjoy stunning views back to the western bays and south to the mountains of Mt Ruapehu, Mt Tongariro, Mt Ngauruhoe and Tongariro National Park.

Once at Kinloch you can end your ride with a meal at the local cafe, or continue northward
on the next section of trail (W2K Trail) to Whakaipo Bay.