We are removing sand and sediment from Castlecliff’s drinking water network using specialist NO-DES mains cleaning filtration equipment after a trial. Work is scheduled across six areas in stages.If you notice changes to your drinking water, please contact 06 349 0001. The water remains safe to drink.We’ll share daily updates about the Castlecliff water network on our website and social media.
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Westmere Walkway traverses rolling countryside and provides magnificent views over the city and the river.
Located to the north of Whanganui, the track is steep in sections and requires a moderate level of fitness. This walkway crosses private land and visitors are asked to stick to the marked route, respect all signposted conditions of access and follow the New Zealand Outdoor Access Code.
Because it is situated on farmland, you can expect to encounter cattle, uneven ground, stiles, mud, manure and unfenced water (such as streams, ponds and troughs). Note that you will need to bring your own drinking water. No toilets are available on the walkway – the nearest public toilets are situated at the Aramoho Shopping Centre, on the corner of Somme Parade and Kaikakapo Road.
Follow the white track markers. There are options for walks of different lengths:
Kelvin Street, Aramoho 4500 View Map
Kelvin Street , Aramoho 4500