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Te Āpiti – Manawatū Gorge Short Loop Track

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This short, well formed track is clearly sign-posted and is suitable for push-chairs.

This short loop track provides an opportunity for people of all fitness levels to enjoy native bush and birdlife only a short distance from Palmerston North.  Along the way are some small signs describing how students from College Street Normal School in Palmerston North view the bush and various trees. Also accessible from here is the massive Tōtara tree, thought to be over 1000 years old. 

Fitness: For those of all fitness levels. Suitable for children and push chairs. 

Access: Located at the eastern end of Te Āpiti - Manawatū Gorge, just over the Ballance Bridge. Starting from the car park, the track initially follows the longer Te Āpiti - Manawatū Gorge Track before veering left. Continue on the track, returning to the car park. The track is clearly sign posted.

Key things to remember in the outdoors:

Stick to the trail and respect the environment by making sure the only thing you leave behind are footprints.   

The weather can change in an instant. Make sure you plan ahead, take the right clothing and adequate food, water and supplies. Check out these gear lists for walks and hikes. 

  • Tell a trusted person your plans and when to raise the alarm if you haven’t returned. Send them the information directly, or use Plan My Walk.  
  • Get an up-to-date weather report from the Metservice website before setting off. 
  • Follow the five essential steps of the Land Safety Code. 

 


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