Main walk is wheelchair friendly, but steps to water views are not. Take the steps further down to the falls and down to the cave..

Parking in the car park there is a short walk down some stairs to the old power station site and the power of the water flowing through here is amazing. You then walk up to the start of the walks where you can look at...More

Not a big waterfall, but very picturesque. It is apparently the highest fall that people go rafting over (we didn't try that). Lovely bush walks.

We enjoyed the loop walk we did here, it took us about 40 minutes including stopping to watch the white water rafters. We did not find this walk to be strenuous.

Okere Falls are both a town and Falls by the same name. The town is about 15 miles East of Rotorua, while the Falls are a short distance Northeast from the town. The actual Falls are part of the Kaituna river, which starts from Lake...More

there is 2 carpers where you can start the hiking, it s really nice, beautiful genuine forest, the falls are not so impressive than i imagine, but i did not do the rafting..should be in order to discover all the beauty of that place trails...More

The Okere Falls has an interesting history and quite lovely. We only stopped here as part of a larger tour. We were able to walk to the falls in just a few minutes. I wish we could have spent more time to go for a...More