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Upper Harbour walking guide

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Contents Introduction

Introduction 3 From easy walks to tramps suitable for the more Albany Scenic Reserve 4-5 experienced, Upper Harbour’s reserves have something to offer every keen walker. The Upper Harbour Walking Burnside Reserve 6-7 Guide takes you around some of the area’s coastal and Fernhill Escarpment river walk 8-11 bush reserves, pointing out native forests, local beaches, Gills Scenic Reserve 12-15 facilities and picnic areas. Herald Island 16-17 Many of the walks in this booklet are suitable for families and some tracks are buggy friendly. Hooton and Gills Road reserves 18-20 Others are more suitable for experienced walkers, and Luckens Reserve 21-23 sturdy tramping boots are recommended. Be sure to take Paremoremo Scenic Reserve 24-25 sunblock, a hat and a bottle of water with you to get the Rosedale North Reserve 26-29 most enjoyment out of your walk. Sanders Reserve 30-33 Three Streams Reserve 34-37 Upper Harbour overview map 38-39 When enjoying our beautiful parks please be mindful that all Upper Harbour parks are smokefree.

2 3 Albany Scenic Reserve

Wright Rd Caution: Large Kauri

Please be aware this park Main Track is a DoC reserve and they have the ability to restrict Exit / Entrance access as and when they deem necessary to Car park mitigate the effects of kauri dieback disease. Stream

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This is a one way bush walk down into gully forest and back out Car parking again. The track passes through many different vegetation types Car parking is limitedGills Rd to the southern side of the intersection of including stands of Kauri, dense gully broadleaf and exposed Gills, Lonely Track and Albany Heights Roads. ridge mixed scrub. Keep an eye out for the large Kauri tree which Local amenities is alongside the track. It is likely 700 years old. There are no toilet facilities. Experience level: Beginner General Length: 45 minutes (each way) This track is maintained by the Department of Conservation. Be sure to wash your shoes with the fungicide provided to stop the spread Distance: 1.2km of Kauri dieback. If you are walking back along Albany Heights Road Terrain: Moderate, undulating. Well defined. to your car, please take care. Best travelled by: Foot Dog access: Buggy friendly? No Dogs must be on-leash and under control.

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This is an easy suburban walk. Car parking Experience level: Beginner Plenty of street parking is available throughout the area. Length: 25 minutes Local amenities There is a bakery and a café on Rosedale Road opposite Rosedale Park. Distance: 1.6km General Terrain: Easy, combination of flat grass and suburban No public toilets are available in the immediate vicinity of the Reserve. footpaths. The area is suitable for picnics in the summer. Best travelled by: Foot or cycle Dog access Buggy friendly? Yes Dogs may be off-leash if under control.

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Top Track Experience level: Intermediate Length: 15 minutes Distance: 608 metres Terrain: Moderate. Well defined, but very poor surface. Not recommended for small children. Best travelled by: Foot Buggy friendly? No Note: This track is muddy when wet and deeply rutted Fernhill Escarpment from water channelling in many places. Mountain bikers will also use the track. East of the cell tower the track turns onto This is a bush walk through a stand of primarily Totara. The forest Massey University [private] land. is of very high ecological value. Some trees within this reserve likely pre-date Maori arrival in New Zealand. Please show the appropriate respect for this natural environment. Cell Tower Detour The whole track is 1.7km and approximately 40 minutes (one way). Experience level: Beginner The track is lightly gravelled and reasonably well defined in most Length: 10 minutes places. A river crossing is located at the concrete bridge. The closest Distance: 800 metres access point to the bridge is from the end of Vanderbilt Place. Terrain: Moderate to steep. Winds slowly but surely Loops can be created by joining the top track, cell tower detour upwards, in poorer condition than the river walk. or Northwood/Brookfield track. Best travelled by: Foot Caution – do not cross or congregate beside the river in rainfall events. Buggy friendly? No This river can flash flood and swell to three times its size within minutes. Use is at walkers own risk. Northwood/Brookfield Albany Highway to concrete bridge Experience level: Beginner Experience level: Beginner Length: 22 minutes Length: 15 minutes Distance: 1,150 metres Distance: 550 metres Terrain: Easy, middle section is concrete footpath. Terrain: Easy, slight undulations. Reasonably well defined. Best travelled by: Foot or cycle Best travelled by: Foot Buggy friendly? No Buggy friendly? No Car parking Plenty of street parking is available on the surrounding suburban streets. Concrete bridge to Bush Road Local amenities Experience level: Beginner There are no toilet facilities available. There is a children’s playground in the area and picnic facilities available. Length: 25 minutes General Distance: 1,130 metres To the west, you can link through to The Landing Reserve and on to Terrain: Easy, slight undulations. Reasonably well defined. Kell Park and the Albany Village. Best travelled by: Foot Dog access Buggy friendly? No Dogs must be on-leash and under control. Dogs are prohibited from all playground surfaces and equipment.

10 11 Gills Scenic Reserve

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Carol Lee Loop Waterfall track This is a bush walk over roughly formed tracks. Most tracks are The waterfall marks the upper reaches of the tidal Lucas Creek. gravel and narrow. There is one un-bridged crossing of a small Below the waterfall is estuarine (fresh and salt water mixing). stream. Take a one minute detour to the trig and enjoy views over Above the waterfall is fresh water only. A park bench allows a rest Albany to the south. with a view at the waterfall. There are two exits from this track which lead to the clearing/picnic area. From there you can connect to the Experience level: Beginner main loop. Length: 15 minutes Experience level: Beginner Distance: 600 metres Length: 5 minutes Terrain: Easy to moderate, undulating. Distance: 130 metres Best travelled by: Foot – clad with running shoes or better. Terrain: Mildly undulating Buggy friendly? No Best travelled by: Foot – clad with running shoes or better. Gills Rd to Carol Lee Place Buggy friendly? Yes Experience level: Beginner Northwood/Brookfield Length: 15 minutes Distance: 860 metres Experience level: Beginner Terrain: Moderate to strenuous. Length: 22 minutes Steep through the Nikau grove. Distance: 1,150 metres Best travelled by: Foot – clad with running shoes or better. Terrain: Easy, middle section is concrete footpath. Buggy friendly? No Best travelled by: Foot or cycle See also ‘Carol Lee Loop’ and ‘Main Loop’ information. Buggy friendly? No

Main loop Car parking Parking is very limited on weekdays with approximately two on-street Though the nikau grove is steep, it is worth the effort. You are carparks available east of Gills Road bridge. On weekends, more street rewarded with very large coastal broadleaf trees such as puriri and parking should be available west of the bridge. Take care when crossing the bright textured understory of overlapping nikau fronds. Take the vehicle bridge on foot. a one-minute detour and check out the canopy of the large totara Car parking is also available at Carol Lee Place and the end of tree and views beyond. There are also views across Albany from the Naples Way. trig. The track coming down from the trig on the eastern side of the reserve is slippery when wet, but there is often a small dry area of Local amenities gravelled track off to one side. Cafes, restaurants and shops are located on the western side of Dairy Flat highway. Kell Park is behind these shops and has a public Experience level: Beginner, some fitness required. toilet facility adjacent. Length: 40 minutes Other reserves to link to Distance: 1.3 km Gills Road Reserve – cross the street at the Gills Road bridge and walk Terrain: Moderate to strenuous. Undulating and steep through to Hooton Reserve, the North Harbour Tennis Centre. You can through the Nikau grove and down from also cross the footbridge at Appian Way and link to Albany Lakes and Naples Way. the Albany Mall. Best travelled by: Foot – clad with running shoes or better. General The clearing is sloped but with two plateaus. There are good views to Buggy friendly? No the west and a nice sunny place to have a picnic. The clearing can be accessed from the main loop or the water fall track (easiest access). Dog access Dogs may be off-leash if under control.

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Herald Island Loop Walk

Low Tide Alternative Walk

This is an island exploration walk, taking in all of the accessible Car parking reserves on Herald Island. Take a one minute detour down to the Parking on the road is available in most places. Dedicated carparks are wharf and do some fishing. available at the wharf and boat ramp, although these are likely to be Enjoy Waitemata Harbour views in all directions. busy during summer. The walk can be started at just about any point along the route Local amenities shown. If you want to travel by boat to the island, the best places to There is a dairy, museum and a library in the middle of the island. land are where the causeway joins Herald Island (southern side) or on The next nearest café is in Whenuapai (Brigham Creek Road). the northern side Christmas Beach or the boat ramp. Dog access The low tide alternative route is for low tide only and is a bit muddy. Christmas Beach requires all dogs to be under control and on-leash. Children will love it. Dogs are prohibited from playground surfaces and equipment at all times and must be under control on a leash in the vicinity of any playground Experience level: Beginner when in use. On the rest of the island including beaches and foreshore, Length: 40 minutes dogs may be off-leash if under control. Distance: 2.7km Terrain: Easy Best travelled by: Foot or bike Buggy friendly? Yes

16 17 Hooton and Gills Road reserves

Living Stream Road Joy Street Kawai Purapura Cornerstone Drive Retreat Centre Gills Scenic Gills Road Reserve Hooton Reserve To Park and Ride

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Munroe Lane To Albany Village Shops and Kell Park. Cafe and Toilets A p p ia n Dual cycleway footpath W Oteha Valley Road Caféa Exit / Entrance This is the all-weather, all-access alternative to the ‘bridge to y bridge’ stream walk. Clearing Dual walk / Cycleway Experience level: Beginner Length: 40 minutes, 2.5km Bridge Upper Gills Road Loop Distance: 1.4km Stormwater pond Bridge to Bridge Stream Walk Terrain: Easy, largely flat.

Best travelled by: Any mode. Playground Oteha Stream Buggy friendly? Yes This is the all-weather, all-access alternative to the ‘bridge to Car park Skate park bridge’ stream walk. Toilets Exercise equipment Bridge to bridge stream walk This is a bush walk which follows the stream. Begin at either the Vehicle gate Tennis centre Gills Road bridge (go across the grass east of the bridge) or at just inside the Mills Lane Bridge. Adult fitness equipment, youth activities and a playground can be found along this walk. Experience level: Beginner Length: 22 minutes Distance: 900 metres Terrain: Easy, slight undulations. Track reasonably well defined but narrow in places. Best travelled by: Foot – clad with running shoes or better. Buggy friendly? No Dog access Dogs must be on-leash and under control. Dogs are prohibited from Skate park at Hooton Reserve, Albany all playground surfaces and equipment.

18 19 Hooton and Gills Road reserves Luckens Reserve

Upper Gills Road loop Ferry Terminal Add this to your bridge to bridge walk for an extra work out. Cl earw y Rd ater ele Co The clearing offers good views to the south and a sunny spot Marina View Wis ve to have lunch. Link over Gills Road into Gold Street Reserve. Reserve Experience level: Beginner, some fitness required. Length: 12 minutes

Distance: 755 metres e Mistral P lac Terrain: Moderate. Steep when rising off the bridge Marina to bridge walk up to the clearing. Best travelled by: Foot – clad with running shoes or better. Seacrest Drive

Buggy friendly? No e riv k D ar Car parking stp We Seacrest Drive Best place to park is either of the Hooton Reserve carparks (overflow for the North Harbour Stadium). Local amenities sion Court Cafes, restaurants and shops are located in the Albany Mall, Mega Man Centre and at the Albany Village. There is also a café within the tennis centre. Marina View General SCHOOL Gills Scenic Reserve – cross the street at the Gills Road bridge. Luckens Reserve

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Luckens Coastal Walk Northern section (Marina View Drive to the marina) The whole walkway from West Harbour Drive to the marina Enjoy the shade of regenerating forest on a hot day. is 2.2km and approximately 40 minutes one way. Experience level: Beginner All sections enjoy intermittent views out to the harbour. Length: 10 minutes Apart from a short section within Luckens Reserve the walkway Distance: 800 metres is concrete footpath. Terrain: Easy. Concrete footpath the whole way. Many loops can be created by re-joining the main road and returning to your starting point. Best travelled by: Foot or cycle In general, the coast is accessible only at low tide. Little sand Buggy friendly? Yes exists at the end of each of the three coastal access tracks Car parking shown on the map. There is dedicated parking at Luckens Reserve. Plenty of street parking is available on suburban streets. Parking may be limited at the marina Southern section (West Harbour Drive to particularly during summer. Luckens Reserve) Local amenities Experience level: Beginner Cafés, restaurants and shops are located at the marina. There are great picnicking facilities at Luckens Reserve. Length: 15 minutes General Distance: 855 metres Walk up Picasso Drive to the West Harbour tennis courts. Terrain: Easy, slight undulations. Concrete footpath Dog access the whole way. Dogs may be off-leash if under control. Dogs are prohibited from Best travelled by: Foot or cycle playground surfaces and equipment at all times and must be under Buggy friendly? Yes, but there is a short steep section at the control on a leash in the vicinity of any playground when in use. West Harbour Drive end. Note You can detour off Renoir Street down to a very small beach, seven minutes return.

Middle section (Luckens Reserve to Marina View Drive) Enjoy the shade of regenerating forest on a hot day. Experience level: Beginner Length: 15 minutes Distance: 520 metres Terrain: Easy. Concrete footpath the whole way. Best travelled by: Foot or cycle Buggy friendly? Yes

A small beach – part of the Luckens Reserve walk

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Bridge Exit / Entrance The loop Experience level: Experienced – tramping equipment The Loop Minor streams Length: 2-3 hours Swimming Hole Track Stairs Distance: 3km Terrain: It is steep throughout with some very steep This is classed as a Scenic Reserve and has a very high diversity sections (use the rope or trees to haul yourself of species. The reserve area is steep and largely uncharted. up embankments). A medium to high level of fitness is required. Swimming hole Best travelled by: Foot – tramping boots or similar are necessary. Experience level: Intermediate Buggy friendly? No Length: 30 minutes Note This is a route rather than a track. It is very poorly defined in most places. It traverses some very Distance: 600 metres (one way) dense vegetation. Terrain: Moderate, slight undulations. Rough and poorly defined in some places. Car parking There is some off street car parking on Paremoremo Road. Best travelled by: Foot Local amenities Buggy friendly? No There are no toilet facilities available. Note This is a bush walk through reasonably dense Dog access forest. It largely follows the main river. Dogs must be under control and on-leash to prevent the spread of Kauri dieback.

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Rosedale Road – Paul Matthews Drive This is primarily a through route/cycleway connecting Rosedale Road to Paul Matthews Drive. Cross Paul Matthews Drive (look both ways) into Omega Reserve and on to Unsworth Heights via the footpath or cycleway. Experience level: Beginner Length: 40 minutes Distance: 2km Terrain: Easy and flat. Best travelled by: Foot or bicycle Buggy friendly? Yes Car parking Ample parking is available around the surrounds of the reserve. Dedicated parking is available within the reserve. Local amenities Cafés and restaurants are located close to park entrances on both Rosedale Road and Paul Matthews Drive. Toilet facilities are available. Other Reserves To Link To Burnside Reserve to the north and Omega Reserve to the south. General Rosedale is primarily a large active sports park. Walking is therefore possible over almost any part east of the stream. Take some bread and feed the ducks at the pond. Dog access Dogs must be under control and on-leash north of the main carpark. Dogs may be off-leash if under control off-leash south of the main carpark. Dogs are prohibited from all playground surfaces and equipment. Dogs are prohibited on any sports surface.

Sports grounds at Rosedale North Reserve The pond at Rosedale North Reserve

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Recreational Loop (4km)

Shortcut Home (500m) [MBT]

Kids Loop - 10yrs and under (500m) [MBT]

Pohutukawa Loop (5km) [MBT]

Totara Loop (5km) [MBT]

Kowhai Loop (5km) [MBT]

Kowhai Loop (short and deep)

Manuka Loop (2.5km) [MBT]

Mountain Bike Track Directional Arrows

Equestrian Trail (riders only, 3km)

Walking Track (walkers only)

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30 31 Sanders Reserve Shortcut home Experience level: Beginner Sanders Reserve Length: 5 mins This is a wonderful rustic reserve that caters for walkers, off-road Distance: 300m cyclists, horse riding enthusiasts, dog lovers and families. Terrain: Mild slope The playground and kids loop cycling track, near the parking area, Best travelled by: Foot cater for younger adventurers. Further into the reserve there is an amazing carved sculpture called the Faraway tree, which will also Buggy friendly? Yes, of the more robust kind provide interactive entertainment. Car parking The dog off-leash area provides a space where your four legged Lots of parking opposite the playground. If using the leash free dog friend can run around unhindered. park, cars can be parked at the cul-de-sac end of Sanders Rd. Most sections of the reserve enjoy intermittent views of the Upper Local amenities Waitemata harbour and the Paremoremo Creek. None close by however cafés restaurants and shops are located in Longer loops can be created for both walking and cycling by joining the Albany Mall and Mega Centre and Albany Village. the tracks. The tracks are roughly formed gravel tracks, so if you Dog access want to go for a walk, sensible shoes are suggested. Dogs are allowed off-leash in Sanders Reserve within the fenced In general, the coast is accessible only at low tide. Little sand South Eastern corner of the reserve. Dogs are allowed under control beaches exist at the end of Library Point, on the ‘walkers only’ track. on-leash in all other parts of the reserve. Keep in mind that this reserve is reasonably exposed to the elements, so a hat, water and sun screen are recommended. There is a small kiosk that can be hired for family festivities or just a picnic outing, for more information contact the service centre in the Albany Village on telephone number: (09) 414 2680

Tracks Recreational loop Experience level: Beginner Length: 1hr Distance: 4km Terrain: Undulating track, a few smaller hills Best travelled by: Foot Buggy friendly? Yes, of the more robust kind Is relatively exposed and hence hot in summer. Take a hat and water.

Walking track Experience level: Beginner Length: 30minutes Distance: 2km (return to car park) Terrain: Easy, undulating gravel track Best travelled by: Foot Buggy friendly? Yes, of the more robust kind The Faraway Tree is an amazing carved sculpture. Beaches for Faraway Tree at Sanders Reserve swimming (at high tide).

32 33 Three Streams Reserve Dairy Flat Highway

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Both of these walks are easy grade, short loops through re-establishing native vegetation.

Children’s discovery walk Experience level: Beginner Length: 5 minutes Distance: 250m Terrain: Easy, mainly gravel paths. Best travelled by: Foot Buggy friendly? Yes

Large loop Experience level: Beginner Length: 10 minutes Distance: 300m Terrain: Easy, rough but well-defined gravel paths. Best travelled by: Foot Buggy friendly? No

Car parking Car parking is available within the reserve opposite the main picnic area. Local amenities Toilet facilities and picnic area available. General In 1990 John Hogan, the landowner, gifted the 3 Streams Reserve to the QEII National Trust and in 2004 it was transferred to the then North Shore City Council. Maintenance and development of Three Streams, and the adjoining Kauri Grove Reserve, are now the responsibility of the Auckland Council. The name of the reserve comes from the three streams that flow through it and soon after empty into Lucas Creek near Albany. Dog access Dogs must be on-leash and under control.

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Find out more: visit aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or phone 09 301 0101