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Easby Park Walk

Richmond · Nelson-Tasman · Out & Back

↑ 7 m gain↓ 7 m descenthigh 60 msteepest 5 %
DISTANCE0.5 km
ASCENT7 m
DURATIONabout 8 min
STEEPEST5 %
ROUTEOut & Back
RATING · WALKERS 3.6 · 4
DOG EFFORT1.5 /5 paws
PARKING10 m away

This walk comes from licensed public walk data and is being progressively confirmed against the authorities. Signs on the day always win. The rule-setter’s own wording: “Tasman District Council confirmed this one in writing when we asked: the entrances into the Kingsland Forest tracks on Cropp Place and through Easby Park are scheduled Controlled Exercise Areas, and the unscheduled parts of the tracks are Controlled Exercise Areas too, because they are not in an urban area or cemetery. Controlled exercise means off the lead, under the control of a responsible person responding to voice or signals, with a leash carried at all times, with the council's interactive dog map carrying the boundaries”. Evidence: a hand-checked correction against the authority. How we check dog rules.

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The route

Good to know

Dogs are allowed here. Watch for ground-nesting birds and stock, and read the signs at the gate.

Open track, carry water for the dogGood with kids

About Easby Park Walk

Easby Park Walk is an out-and-back of 0.5 km, near Richmond in Nelson-Tasman.

Expect easy going, with around 7 m of climb, pitching up to 5 % at its steepest, and takes about 8 min to walk.

Dogs are welcome here. Walkers rate it 3.6 / 5 across 4 reviews.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can I take my dog on Easby Park Walk?

Yes, dogs are welcome on Easby Park Walk. The rule-setter's own wording for this track: "Tasman District Council confirmed this one in writing when we asked: the entrances into the Kingsland Forest tracks on Cropp Place and through Easby Park are scheduled Controlled Exercise Areas, and the unscheduled parts of the tracks are Controlled Exercise Areas too, because they are not in an urban area or cemetery. Controlled exercise means off the lead, under the control of a responsible person responding to voice or signals, with a leash carried at all times, with the council's interactive dog map carrying the boundaries".

How long is Easby Park Walk?

Easby Park Walk is 0.5 km with roughly 7 m of climb and takes about 8 min.

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