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Skyline Walks • Monitor Your Progress Swampy To Green Ridge Flagstaff–Pineapple Track 500 m Summit and Hightop Waitati Steve Williams Creek Aimes 739 m How to get there: From the Octagon, travel north along George Street and turn left into Track Leith Swampy Saddle Duke Street, which becomes Malvern Street. Travel up the Leith Valley until Malvern Street Spur Trig S 666 m P DCC Water Northern Motorway (SH1) branches left onto Fulton Road and then right into Booth Road where there is a small parking 700 m area. The tracks are signposted from here. Leith Saddle Track 600 m 400 m The Flagstaff-Pineapple Walk can also be traversed from Three Mile Hill on the Whare Flat 400 m 500 m side. From the Octagon, travel up Stuart Street to Kaikorai Valley. Branch right onto Taieri McKenzies Creek Locked Morrisons Burn Track Road towards Three Mile Hill. Near the top, turn right onto Flagstaff-Whare Flat Road. Gate DCC Water Parking can be found at the Bull Ring which is the start of the track. Private Public transport: Octagon to Garden Village (get off top of Fulton Road), Maori Hill Key (Cannington Rd). Tramping Track Vehicle Track Fitness: Moderate. Roads Car Park / Start Walk time: 2 hours. (Flagstaff summit from Bull Ring: 40 minutes return). Whare Flat P 400 m Contours (100m) DCC Water To Port Equipment: Strong walking shoes or boots and warm clothing. Sligos Creek Morrisons Burn Streams Chalmers Legal Boundary Track conditions: Gravel surface (sometimes muddy). Bush Parking: Booth Road. Bull Ring, Flagstaff-Whare Flat Road. City Graphic A Hamel 2007 Swampy Summit Track Facilities: None. McQuilkans Creek Track description: This is a moderate grade track following Flagstaff ridge, off Flagstaff City Forest summit to Ross Creek/Glenleith and can be started from either end. From the Booth Road 300 m Nicols Creek DCC Water end the track steepens quickly and after about 5 minutes re-connects with a road. Well- Private Mt Cargill signposted, the track begins again on the right hand side of the water treatment building. Ben Rudds Pineapple Track Shelter From here it climbs, sidling across the face of the hill, travelling through patches of bush. Pine Hill Rd About 40mins up the track, the bush ends and there are excellent views of the city, Mt Cargill Falls Flagstaff Whare Flat Rd Firebreak Track 500 m and Ross Creek. Leith Valley Rd Flagstaff 400 m A long steep climb is ahead before reaching a signposted junction with the Swampy P 660 m 300 m Northern Motorway (SH1) Summit Track. At this point you are about an hour from Booth Road and the Bull Ring at DOC Private Pump the other end of the track. The Pineapple Track continues to the Flagstaff summit. A plane Bull 600 m House Booth Rd Ring 500 m table helps locate the many visible landscape features from this prominent high point DCC Water 200 m Fulton Rd before you descend an easy grade to the Bull Ring car park on Flagstaff-Whare Flat Road. City Forest Water of Leith Flagstaff N Rudd Road Swampy Tanner Rd Leith Saddle Track Ave Patmos W E Malvern St How to get there: Drive from Dunedin up the Northern Motorway (SH1) to the top (Leith 0 500 m 1 km S Dunedin Dunedin Wakari Saddle). Turn left onto Waitati Valley Road. Rd Public transport and Facilities: None. Fitness: Moderate. Swampy Summit (Pineapple Track to Leith Walk time: 3.5 hours return. Saddle Track) Equipment: Strong walking shoes or boots and warm clothing. How to get there, public transport, parking, facilities, Track conditions: Gravel surface, boardwalks, the top of the track is sometimes muddy, slippery and difficult to follow. fitness and equipment: As for Flagstaff-Pineapple Track. Parking: On the right at Leith Saddle (off Waitati Valley Road). Walk time: 1.5 hours. Track description: The track begins 50 metres down Waitati Valley Road, at the top of the Northern Motorway (SH1). At first the Track conditions: Mostly 4WD track (sometimes muddy). track climbs steeply through thick, native cloud forest. The gradient then eases and winds steadily upwards to emerge onto open Track description: The track starts by branching off the tussock on Swampy Spur with panoramic views of the city. From the spur, there is another steady climb to the vehicle track that Pineapple Track on the ridgeline. This connects with the 4WD traverses Swampy Summit. From here either return, or turn left to connect with Swampy Summit Track, leading on to the Flagstaff- track, heading towards Swampy Summit. Turn right and head Pineapple Track. down Swampy Spur to connect with the Leith Saddle Track. Toitū Te Whenua (Care for the land) Dunedin City Council in association with: Safety Checklist • Choose a circuit that suits your level of fitness, experience and the time available. Skyline walks • Monitor your progress. Carry food and water for energy. • Only use these tracks if you have suitable clothing and footwear. • Stay on designated tracks. • Please do not try to cross streams when water is discoloured. • Wear appropriate clothing and footwear. More Information • Beware of slippery rocks and track surfaces. For more advice or information, please contact us on • Let someone know where you are going, what you 477 4000. intend to do, when you will return and when you have returned. Disclaimer • It is best to explore the area with at least two other This brochure is intended as a general guide only. While people, one of whom should be experienced in the bush. we have worked to ensure all information was accurate at • Cell phones may not work. time of printing (August 2013), the changing nature of the physical environment means the information contained in • During periods of strong winds falling trees and branches make this area dangerous. this brochure may not always be completely accurate. Walking—being prepared Other Dunedin City Council Track • Take plenty of snacks and fluid (water). • In summer take sunscreen and wear a hat. Brochures • Remember that weather can change quickly – always • Jubilee Park & Forrester Park take warm clothing. (Beginner/Intermediate Mountain Bike Rides) • Hide valuable items from view in your vehicle or take • Otago Peninsula Tracks them with you. • Rough Tracks • Signal Hill & Bethunes Gully Environmental and Water Care (Advanced Mountain Bike Rides) Please respect the land by: • Silverstream Water-Race Tracks • Keeping dogs under control at all times. • Strolls Near Streams • Respecting plants and animals. • Walking With Wheels • Removing all rubbish. • Wandering the West Harbour • Not lighting fires. Remember that discarded cigarettes can cause fires. • Keeping to the marked tracks. • Not taking firearms into this area. • Burying toilet waste in a shallow hole at least 50 metres from streams. • Leaving gates as you found them. • Parking with care and respecting other road users. Do not block gates or roads. • Reporting any obstructions or hazards to us. 477 4000 www.dunedin.govt.nz To Waitati To Waitati N Mt CargillRudd Road Pigeon Flat Road Leith W E 0 1 km Saddle O Connell Rd 500 m 450m Private S Leith Swampy 380 m Spur Leith Loop Leith Valley Rd 400 m Sullivans Bridle Track Grahams Cloud Forests of Leith Escarpment Track P Bush Walk Transmission Line Road 500 m Private DCC Water Pigeon Hill Organ 575 m Sullivans DOC Mt Dam A H Pipes Holmes Private Reed P City Forests Ltd Track 300 m 617 m State Highway 1 P 676 m Buttars 400 m Mt Cargill Peak City Forests Ltd 3 Peaks Mt Cargill Scenic 3 Peaks Track Mt Cargill Rd Water of Leith Track Reserve (DOC) 500 m Private Private 400 m Key Tramping Track Private 300 m Loop Vehicle Track Sullivans Bridle Track Track Roads Cowan Road Car Park / Start P Contours (100m) To Port Falls Streams Chalmers Legal Boundary To City 200 m Centre Lindsay Ck Bush City Graphic A Hamel 2007 Mt Cargill Rd Private Bethunes P Gully Norwood St To City Centre To City City Centre Centre 6 km Organ Pipes Track Track conditions: Gravel surface (sometimes muddy), steep steps. The Skyline Walk How to get there: From the Octagon, travel north along George Parking: Car park at the start of the track. The Skyline Walk is a full day outing, starting at the Glenleith Street, under the over-bridge, and turn left onto North Road Track description: The track starts to the north of the car park and, (Booth Road-Fulton Road) end of the Flagstaff-Pineapple at the Gardens shopping area. Continue up North East Valley, after a short climb, sidles along the hill below the TV transmitter Walk. It breaks right, connecting with the Swampy Summit veering right onto Mt Cargill Road. Continue for about 6km till and links with the Mt Cargill Walk and Organ Pipes Track further Track (4WD), and travels down the Leith Saddle Track. After you pass a viewing point overlooking the Otago Harbour. Carry on. You can continue along the track to Buttars Peak for an isolated crossing SH1, a track on the far side of Sullivans Dam follows on for a few hundred metres and on the left there’s a small car view of the Harbour basin and Otago Peninsula or continue a route along the ridge towards Mt Cargill connecting with park and sign marking the start of the track. walking down to the Organ Pipes. the Sir A.H. Reed Track, and the Mt Cargill and Organ Fitness: Moderate. History: Established in 1973 and named after avid walker Sir A.H. Pipes tracks completing the Skyline Walk. All the tracks Reed, who did a great deal to popularise walking about Dunedin. provide panoramic views of Dunedin, the Otago Harbour, Facilities: None.
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