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Discover City Pathways of Palmerston North Discover Discover City PATHways of Palmerston North Discover A thriving business and retail centre, this city offers an abundance of opportunities to enjoy a wonderfully varied natural environment. From manicured botanic gardens to untouched native bush echoing with birdsong, the choice is yours. From short, easy ambles to challenging climbs, it’s all here. All you need to do is get into it! contents Before You Walk 2 Manawatū River Pathway Extension 18 User Guide 3 Otira - Rangitane Walkway 19 Palmerston North Walkways 5 Mangaone Stream Pathway 20 Anzac Park Walkway 6 Pari Reserve Walkway 22 Ashhurst: Durham Street Reserve 7 Poutoa Walkway 23 Ashhurst: Domain Walkways 8 River Link Pathway 24 Bledisloe Park - Old West Road 10 Schnell Wetland Walkway 26 Bledisloe Park Walkway 11 Turitea Green Corridor Walkway 27 Edwards Pit Park 12 Turitea Walkway 28 Frederick Krull Walkway 13 Titoki Walkway 29 Hokowhitu Lagoon Walk 14 Victoria Esplanade Walkways 30 Linklater Walkway 15 Te Araroa – The Long Pathway 32 Manawatū River Pathway 16 Other Regional Walkways 33 City Walkways of Palmerston North | CONTENTS 1 Before You Walk • Plan where you are going, how long it should take, • Dress for the weather. and account for the return trip! • Slip on a shirt, slap on a hat, and slop on some sun • Tell someone where you are going. block. • Take someone with you. • Wear suitable footwear. • Many of the walkways are near ponds, streams • Take nothing but photos, leave nothing but and rivers. Please remember to take care around footprints! water. • Enjoy yourself! Talk while you walk. • Respect walkway signs, fences, flora and fauna, • Please be aware that at any time we may need to and the property of those who live nearby. close a walkway. • Be a tidy kiwi. Use rubbish bins or take rubbish with you. 2 Before You Walk | City Walkways of Palmerston North User Guide Track Rating Horses Before setting out, check the degree of walking Horses are allowed along the Riverside Walkway, difficulty for the track (noted on the individual maps the Otira Walkway and parts of Durham Street in this brochure). Reserve (Ashhurst). The rating scale is: Cycling 1 2 3 4 5 See individual walkway maps for tracks suitable Very easy Very hard for cycling. Share with care and respect, call out Dogs when approaching walkers from behind. Dogs are allowed on many walkways, but not all. Motorised Trail Bikes or Vehicles Generally dogs are not allowed on the central areas of the Victoria Esplanade, on or around playgrounds Not permitted on any walkways. or sports fields. Please look for the following symbols Facilities on individual walkway maps: Camp sites are available at the Ashhurst Domain Dogs must be on leash and the Palmerston North Holiday Park, Dittmer Dogs can be off leash but must be under Drive. control Picnic areas are provided on some walkways. Please also: Toilets. • Ensure dogs are under control at all times and do not worry stock where walkways pass through Playground equipment is available at some rural areas. locations. • Remove dog litter and use rubbish bins where Most walkways have plenty of street parking. provided. Additional on-site parking is noted on individual Dog exercise areas are subject to change. Check the walkway maps. latest Dog Owners’ Handbook for the level of dog control required on a walkway. City Walkways of Palmerston North | User Guide 3 Accessibility ASHHURST PATHWAYS All tracks are rated for their ease of use for wheelchairs and pushchairs. WYNDHAM ST OXFORD ST Accessible - worth a try N WINCHESTER ST Walks are flat with an even surface and there are no WORCESTER ST obstructions to hinder access. All kerb and channels LINCOLN ST RIVER RD CAMBRIDGE AVE have a ramp at appropriate places, including the car BAMFIELD ST 2 STANFORD NORTH ST Ashhurst: Durham Street Reserve - park. STORTFORD ST McCraes Bush GUILDFORD ST Accessible - may need a friend SALISBURY ST DURHAM ST Walks are mainly flat, but may include slopes. STANFORD SOUTH ST Some people may require assistance, while others MULGRAVE ST with strong upper body function will find them acceptable. Ramps and kerb crossings are in place. CUSTOMSHORT ST ST Accessible - will need a friend Generally even surface, although likely to be 3 Ashhurst Domain Walkways undulating. The course may include obstacles such as TO PALMERSTON NORTH low steps or kerbs that people with a wheelchair will NAPIER RD need assistance to manoeuvre around. Inaccessible to mobility impaired125 250 500 750 1,000 Metres Generally not suited for someone who uses a wheelchair or has restricted mobility. All walkways in Palmerston North area are shared facilities. Please respect other rights to use the paths. WALKING MAP KEY Walking Events & Groups i Information Signs If you’re a keen walker, check out the range of Access Points organised walking events in the Manawatu. Walkway Trails Contact Sport Manawatu on: Walkway Trails from Linking Walkways Web sportmanawatu.org.nz Roads Phone (06) 357 5349 Parks and Reserves Fax (06) 358 1178 Waterways 4 User Guide | City Walkways of Palmerston North PALMERSTON NORTH PATHWAYS ROBERTS LINE Schnell Wetland Walkway 19 JAMES LINE AIRPORT DR Linklater Walkway 9 ARANUI RD RANGITIKEI LINE MIDHURST ST KELVIN GROVE RD N River Link RAILWAY RD 7 Pathway Frederick KAIMANAWA ST Krull Walkway PARADISE PL LANGLEY AVE 18 SHELLEY ST APOLLO PDE RHODES DR MILTON ST HILLCREST DR ROBERTS LINE GILLESPIES LINE MALDEN ST TYNE ST RATA ST VOGEL ST Mangaone HOLDSWORTH AVE KEITH ST Stream 15 Pathway FAIRS RD Edwards 6 RUAHINE ST Pit Park HERETAUNGA ST FLYGERS LINE TE MATAI RD RANGITIKEI ST BUNNYTHORPE-KAIRANGA RD MIHAERE DR TO ASHHURST TREMAINENORTH ST AVE RONGOPAIRUSSELL ST ST BENNETT ST WESTON AVE FLORENCE AVE RANGIORA AVE ALBERT ST ROY ST BENMORE AVE NAPIERBRIGHTWATER RD TCE FEATHERSTON ST KAURI ST WOOD ST HERBERT AVE RANGITIKEI ST WARD ST GUY AVE River Link NGATA ST 18 SEDDON ST LIMBRICK ST ARGYLE AVE GREY ST Walkway LOMBARD ST PRINCESS ST MAIN ST LONGBURN RONGOTEA RD MANSON ST HIGHBURY AVE BOURKE ST WALDEGRAVE ST BROADWAY AVE MAIN ST EAST ST QUEEN ST CHURCH ST KING ST BOTANICAL RD Manawatū 12 STACES RD SQUARETHE LYNDHURST ST River Pathway COVENTRY ST CUBA ST DAHLIA STCOLOMBO ST HAVELOCK AVE SHAMROCK ST OXFORD ST VICTORIA AVE PITT ST FERGUSON ST MAIN ST CHURCH ST LINTON ST PINFOLD RD UNION ST CLARKE AVE MONRAD ST AMBERLEY AVE FITZHERBERT AVE PAHIATUA ST RONBERG ST THOMSON ST BATT ST IHAKA ST ALBERT ST CARDIFF ST COLLEGECOOK ST ST RIDDIFORD RD Mangaone 15 Stream PARK RD TE AWE AWE ST Pathway JICKELL ST 8 Hokowhitu KEELING ST Lagoon SAVAGE CRES Victoria Esplanade Walkways MANAWATU ST RUHA ST Walk PALM DR ALEXANDER ST RESERVE RD RUGBY ST 21 21 HARDIE ST HENARE ST Anzac NO 1 LINE SHEFFIELDWIKIRIWHI ST CRES AOKAUTERE DR TO WELLINGTON PITAMA RD PIONEER HWY Park TE WANAKA RD DITTMER DR Manawatū Walkway 12 12 Manawatū Otira - River Pathway River Pathway 11 MAXWELLS LINE 1 Rangitane CLIFF RD POLSON HILL DR LONG MELFORD RD DAIRY FARM RD Walkway Bledisloe ATAWHAI RD SLACKS RD Park CLIFTON TCE Lower BUICK CRES Walkway 20 Titoki Walkway SHIRRIFFS RD RUAPEHU DR 5 SUMMERHILL DR TOTARA RD 13 Manawatū River 4 14 Pari Reserve WALKERS RD Pathway Extension POULTRY FARM RD Walkway Mangaone MAIN DR Stream 15 Bledisloe Park - 20 Old West Road 17 Titoki NO 56 STATE HWY Pathway Walkway PACIFIC DR Poutoa AOKAUTERE DR Walkway ALBANY DR TURITEA RD KARERE RD 16 Turitea Walkway VALLEY VWS OLD WEST RD City Walkways of Palmerston North | User Guide 5 0 387.5 775 1,550 2,325 3,100 Metres Anzac Park WalkwayCENTENNIAL DR KANUKA DRIVE Breathtaking views over Palmerston North City greet you at the entrance of this short walk. Explore further 1 for a journey through established native bush and back through a scattering of pines. CLIFF RD TRAND E S TH SUMMERHILL DR RU AP E H U ATAWHAI RD D R IV E CLIFTON TCE HEATHCOTE PL RUAPEHU DR Rating 1 2 3 4 5 Distance 0.55 kilometres SUMMERHILL DR Contour Rolling with some moderate slopes Surface Gravel, forest floor and steps Access Points Cliff Road Conveniences Car park Special Attractions City views, bush and observatory Metres 6 Anzac Park Walkway | City Walkways of Palmerston North Ashhurst: Durham Street Reserve - McCraes Bush THE TERRACE You’ll enjoy a mix of native and rural environments on WYNDHAM ST this track as it takes you along the terrace edge from C WINCHESTER ST M CRAES BUSH 2 Durham Street, down between paddocks and into the OXFORD ST McCraes native bush remnant. WORCESTER ST RIVER RD CAMBRIDGE AVE LINCOLN ST STANFORD NORTH ST BAMFIELD ST STORTFORD ST SALISBURY ST DURHAM ST MULGRAVE ST [ Limited ] MULGRAVE ST CUSTOM ST Rating 1 2 3 4 5 SHORT ST Distance 2.04 kilometres (entire length) Contour Mainly flat with steep access points from Wyndham Street and The Terrace Surface Gravel, some board-walk and grass steps and a stile at The Terrace access point Access PointsNAPIER RD The Terrace, River Road, Wyndham Street, Lincoln Street, Durham Street Conveniences Parking at River Road Special Attractions Native bush City Walkways of Palmerston North | Ashhurst: Durham Street Reserve - McCraes Bush 7 Ashhurst: Domain PATHways Ashhurst Domain is a large reserve offering a wide variety of facilities and activities ideal for families and fun for all ages, including access to the Manawatu [ Upper circuit only ] River. Choose from the Domain’s numerous walking tracks. Some offer revealing views overlooking Rating conservation wetlands, while others guide you Upper Circuit (large): 1 2 3 4 5 Upper Circuit (small): 1 2 3 4 5 through native bush.
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