




Explore the Waimangu Volcanic Valley, a remarkable landscape created by the 1886 Mount Tarawera eruption and home to the world's youngest geothermal system. Follow walking trails through regenerating native bush, past steaming crater lakes, colourful mineral formations, and geothermal features found nowhere else in New Zealand. From the vivid waters of Inferno Crater to the vast expanse of Frying Pan Lake, every turn reveals another chapter in the valley's volcanic story.
Discover a landscape that continues to evolve today as you make your way through one of Rotorua's most significant geothermal attractions. Choose from a range of walking and hiking options to suit your fitness level, stopping to admire native birdlife, volcanic craters, silica terraces, and panoramic views across this unique corner of Aotearoa. With a detailed map and guide sheet included, you're free to explore the valley at your own pace.