Te Whau Pathway Project is more than just building a shared path. It is about making great communities even better! The pathway will connect neighbouring suburbs, connect two harbours via Green Bay, offer amazing recreational choices and lead to safer and more sustainable alternatives for travel. Pathways like these bring tourists and stimulate local economies. Above all, Te Whau Pathway Project aims to nurture a sense of pride, ownership and kaitiakitanga of the Whau River, one of the jewels in West Auckland’s crown.
News and updates
Freyberg farewells Te Kōwhai Nui
Piling has wrapped on the Horowai Connection in Te Atatū South, marking a pause for Te Kōwhai Nui.
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Rutherford rows the Whau
Rowing, kayaking, and water quality lessons for Rutherford College students.
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Paddling into Splashy Nature Day 🚣♀️
Rangeview Intermediate and Green Bay Primary get wet, get creative and get learning about the Whau.
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Oaklynn Special School Learners Dig In
Were these young adults the best tree planters we’ve seen yet? Probably!
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Rediscovering Scroggy
Testing water quality with Fruitvale School students at Scroggy Stream.
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Milestone Reached: Piling Completed
The last piles have been placed in the ground and the digger is off!
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