Zeer mooie weg, prachtig uitzicht hoog op het meer, ontsnappingen in het tropische bos, kruising van sommige dorpen.

Mooi! rijd het in een 2WD van in de regen na een week van zware neerslag zonder problemen.

Geweldige weg die je door authentieke NZ. Veel paarden rond, oude cowboys soort huizen, mooi bos.

Drove this road in a small non 4wd car. Saw everything from campervans to bicyclists using the road. It’s very narrow in some parts, and you have to go pretty slow over the gravel/unpaved sections. The road is scenic, and the villages along the way are small, a bit in disrepair, and very quiet. Everything has a middle of nowhere feel to it, and yes there are wild horses just wandering around. Make sure you do the big rata tree walk and check out Lou’s lookout. The great walk also has a great lookout.

Drove it the last two days after heavy rain. The road is in pretty good condition, at least better then the most gravel roads on the south island. Would recommend it for a car/camper with 4WD, it's not worth with a big motorhome due to many narrow parts. You should plan with 4-5 hours just for driving from Wairoa to Murupara. It's a good adventure for everybody who is searching for a lonely area on the north island.

Open! Drove it from Lake Aniwhero to Lake W. Partly sealed.

Road closed due to the last cyclone. One lane will be open in end of june

The road is beautiful but one must be careful especially if it rains! And beware there are wild horses on the road! What to do if you have time it's a jungle!

Mooie drive jut wees voorzichtig het is grindweg voor het grootste deel van het en kan gevaarlijk zijn! Geweldige stop off punten langs de weg maar vul op brandstof voordat je gaat! Lake wakiremoana is een must!