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By collaborating with internationally renowned artists, Sea Walls artists create large-scale public murals and organize community-based educational efforts that focus attention on major environmental issues the oceans are currently facing, and promote the importance of long-term sustainability of natural resources.

The Farndon Heritage Trail takes visitors through areas that have been historically associated with orchard and fruit growing industry in Hawke's Bay, as well as some sites of Māori significance.

200km of easy-riding trails lead to more than 50 locations to taste, see and experience the best of Hawke's Bay, New Zealand's Food and Wine Country.  The Hawke's Bay Trails are a genuine year-round cycling experience, with a network of mostly off-road limestone trails which are suitable in almost all weather conditions - although to be fair, you're likely to encounter mostly sunshine in Hawke's Bay!

The Hastings Urban Heritage Trail guides visitors through significant historical areas of Hastings.

The village of Havelock North sits on the southeastern edge of the Heretaunga Plains at the foot of the Havelock North hills, above what was the swamp and lagoons that once made the plain almost uninhabitable until drained.

In 1854, John Chambers built a small cottage for his family on a block of land which he leased from Kurupo Te Moananui.

Arriving in Hastings, the skyline to the west is dominated by the Kaweka Ranges with places of great beauty and historical interest.

The Kaweka Trail provides an excellent cross-section of rural Hawke's Bay.

This is a long trail (200km) that traverses a wide variety of scenery from the flat pastoral and viticulture land of the Heretaunga Plains to the mountainous high country foothills of the Ruahine and Wakarara ranges.

Significant Points Havelock North Information Centre Middle Road Lucknow Lodge Providencia Country House Birdwoods Gallery Webb's Nursery Webster's Hydrated Lime Co.

The present sealed Napier-Taupō highway bears little resemblance to the pre-European walking trail.

Broken hill country, deep ravines and geologically unstable terrain dissuaded early travellers from venturing too far inland on the torturous journey between Napier and Wairoa.

Content provided by the Ongaonga Historical Society The history of Ongaonga village starts in 1865 when Henry Hamilton Bridge arrived from England and purchased Fairfield farm.

Walking map provided by Progressive Ōtāne  The Central Hawke's Bay town of Ōtāne was founded in 1874, during a subdivision of Henry Tiffen's 5140-hectare Homewood farming estate.

The hills and the plateau to the southeast of Hastings are places of great beauty and historical interest.

This Trail runs through Central Hawke's Bay, equidistant from the Ruahine Ranges and the coast.

The Highway 50 trail guides visitors through dense native bush that once covered much of the inland bay.  The trail area was developed into farmland by the cutting, clearing and milling of the bush.

The Waipawa Pavement walk guides visitors through significant historical areas of Waipawa.  Begin the easy one-hour walk at the Heritage Trail Board in the carpark beside the Central Hawke's Bay Museum.  Waipawa has the distinction of being one of New Zealand's earliest inland towns.

The Waipukurau Pavement walk guides visitors through significant historical areas of Waipukurau.

The Central Hawke's Bay coastal trail leads you through a countryside where once rivers and streams were deep and navigable.

We'll be meeting up on the second Saturday of every month at Hastings Library Tired of the same old board games you have at home?

Third Saturday of every month 12-3pm Hastings Library Do you hear people talking about D&D and wonder what you’re missing out on?