People travelling around the Coromandel region are being warned to drive with extreme care.

While some roads may be open following slips being cleared, several remain damaged, reports Coromandel's CFM.

In a post on the radio station's Facebook page, the station is advising people to be extremely careful on the roads.

SH25 Hikuai to Opoutere

'This section of Highway has reopened for essential use and with an extreme care warning from NZTA,” reports CFM.

'The road is in poor condition and anyone planning to use it should be aware of major issues.

'We travelled on this section of the road trying to get fuel to a transmission site last evening.

'There are multiple slips just marked with cones over all or part of a lane, loose rocks, washouts and slumping and more serious are areas with painted lines on cracks showing potentially ongoing movement.

'If you are using please be extremely careful, expect delays and note there is no cellphone coverage in the area.”

Seal lifting on SH25. Photos: Coromandel's CFM.

SH25 North of Hikuai One Lane Bridge

'Just a warning for anyone traveling on this road. This may have been cleared but this was the condition of the southern lanes as at 7pm last night.

'These are large areas where the seal has lifted and this will cause damage if you try and go over it a speed.

'Extra care needed through this area.”

SH25A Kopu to Hikuai

Meanwhile, SH25A from Kopu to Hikuai remains closed following a large washout. People are advised to use SH25 via Coromandel of SH2 via Karangahake Gorge.

A number of roads remain affected by slips and fallen trees in the Thames-Coromandel region. Photo: NZTA.

SH25

SH25 is open between Thames and Ruamahunga following slips, fallen trees and surface flooding. Extreme caution is advised when travelling through this area.

However, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency reports there is a section of SH25 that is closed between Ruamahunga and Tapu, due to a slip and fallen trees.

Due to major slips, SH25 between Te Rerenga and Kuaotunu is closed. Delay your journey.

Due to slips, fallen trees and debris on the road, please drive with extra caution (essential travel only) on SH25 between Kuaotunu and Whitianga or delay your journey.

Karangahake Gorge

SH2 in the Karangahake Gorge is open following slips, fallen trees and surface flooding. Extreme caution is advised when travelling through this area.