Tahaki Reserve — Attraction in Albert-Eden

Stopped by on the way through the CBD to eat and have a play/ walk with the kids; as we had fond memories of the place from years ago. Lovely park. Really neat, and such a nice place to walk. Until I encountered one of the scariest things ever when my daughter and I decided to walk a track where an aggressive man was in the bushes, possibly with others (less aggressive but somewhat surrounding us by covering other parts of the track; and wondering around as if they didnt know each other ).The first man decided to advance on us as if to attack us. I only wish my husband was there with us and not at the park below. Terrified for my teenage daughter, I had to shield her and move back down the stairs while watching to make sure he had backed off. When hubby went to check he had moved somewhere else. Please be careful. Happened broad daylight with...

Tahaki Reserve is a lovely spot that offers a unique outdoor experience. The drive to get there is quite adventurous, with winding roads that add to the excitement. However, I recommend allocating plenty of time for your visit, especially if you're planning to go in the evening, as the limited daylight can make it challenging to fully appreciate the beauty of the area.

One of the highlights is its proximity to the beach, only about 15 minutes away, which makes it a great option for those looking to combine a nature walk with some seaside relaxation. Overall, Tahaki Reserve is a fantastic place to explore, just be sure to plan your visit accordingly to make the most of...

I like climbing up the steep part of the reserve next to the Youthtown Community Hub (Tū Tira) building. Near the flying fox. Even half way up you get excellent views over parts of Mount Eden and the city and its a peaceful spot at the top , I seldom bump into anyone while I'm there . Its a great place for views. Once at the top you just have to cross a field and climb over a stile you are at the bottom of Mount Eden. If you walk back towards Mount Eden Road on the right is a steep footpath going back down towards the...