If you are looking to get active outdoors, especially while we have our longer days and warmer weather, there are some great options available in the city centre.
Fitness All Together | Silo Park | $15 - $32
Also known as FAT, Fitness All Together has you sorted for a great outdoor workout. Join this movement community rain or shine in Silo Park for a full-body conditioning workout.
Sunrise Yoga | Queens Wharf | Free
These sunrise classes deliver the alchemy of community, sea air, ancient wisdom, and spectacular views. Classes feature New Zealand’s top yoga practitioners and are suitable for people of all skill levels and ages.
Waterfront Bikes | 89 Quay Street | $4
Sign up and take a rental bike for a scenic ride along the waterfront, or weave around and explore the city streets!
Get running run club | 1 Adelaide Street | $86 - $120
Get running is your one-stop-shop for running. Their run club is a 12–16-week cyclical program and is a wonderful way for runners to come together, socialise and run their hearts out.
O’Hagan's 5km Fun Run | The Viaduct | $10
If you would prefer a fun run, this event takes place every Tuesday night. You will find runners from all walks of life taking part in this 27-year-old tradition. Stick around for prizegiving at 7pm to be in to win a spot prize.
Walk along the water | Multiple locations | Free
Go for a walk and enjoy the charm of Auckland’s waterfront. Try the Westhaven path, which leads you under the Harbour Bridge and through to the Viaduct Precinct. There are plenty more ideas to choose from here.
Rollerskating classes | Silo Park | $20
Catch a roller-skating class while the weather holds! Hey Macarena has something for everyone, they will teach you skating skills, balance and tricks plus some roller dance, jam skating and more.
Silent disco CityWalk | Multiple locations | $20
Get active with this award-winning, immersive, and energizing audio walk. You’ll be inspired to get loose and transform the city into a playground by connecting to its public spaces, hidden gems, local people, arts, and stories. Book the Victoria Park walk (20 Feb) here