Water Conservation Level 1 - Foxton and Foxton Beach

Water Conservation Level 1 has been put in place for Foxton and Foxton Beach from Friday 6 December 2024 until further notice.

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Christmas and New Year Opening Hours and Services

Council's Main Office will be closed from 5pm on Monday 23 December 2024 to Monday 6 January 2025. Find out more about our opening hours and services over the Christmas and New Year holiday period, including kerbside rubbish and recycling collections.

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Dog Friendly Trails

Ferry Reserve Track, Foxton Beach

Enjoy the cool shade of this young forestry area as you meander along the grassy path.

Mangahao Makahika Track, Shannon

The Mangahao Makahika Track connects Burtton's Track, which lies between Palmerston North & Shannon, with the Arapaepae Lookout.

Piriharakeke Walkway, Foxton

Enjoy views of the Manawatu River loop and farmland while learning about the history of the area from historic signs and photographs along the walk.

Queen St Walkway, Levin

Enjoy the view of the Tararua ranges as you walk or run along Queen St.

River Mouth Trail. Foxton Beach

Walk or ride the hard packed sand on the beach at mid to low tide, along the river and back to the surf club through parkland.

Sunset Walk, Foxton Beach

Sunset Walkway showcases the internationally recognised and protected Ramsar site in the Manawatu River Estuary. Spot migratory birds, enjoy river views, watch boats and fishing at the Boat Club, or stop for a BBQ picnic at the boat ramp.

Tararua Northern Crossing, Ōhau

One of four classic tramps in the Tararuas, the Northern Crossing links the Ohau and Waingawa catchments

The Foxton to Foxton Beach Connection

This is a dedicated pedestrian and cycle pathway alongside Foxton Beach Rd. The actual pathway is 2.4km long but additional time will need to be added at both ends to enjoy pathways, parks and heritage within the towns.

Trig Walkway, Levin

This popular spot is situated on private land and features walking and biking tracks and access to Tararua Forest Park via Kohitere Forest.

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