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On-leadEasy

Lyndfield Park Walk

Wellington · Out & Back

↑ 15 m gain↓ 13 m descenthigh 197 msteepest 10 %
DISTANCE0.5 km
ASCENT15 m
DURATION0.5–1 hr
STEEPEST10 %
ROUTEOut & Back
RATING · HIKERS 4.5 · 18
DOG EFFORT2.0 /5 paws
PARKING170 m away
Nearest emergency vetWellington After Hours Veterinary Clinic, Wellington~5 min drive · after-hours (nights+weekends)
04 473 7545
The route

Good to know

On the lead here. Keep it to two metres or less and watch for ground-nesting birds, as on most NZ tracks.

Forest shadeGood with kidsUsually a quiet track

About Lyndfield Park Walk

Lyndfield Park Walk is an out-and-back of 0.5 km, in Wellington.

Expect easy going, with around 15 m of climb, pitching up to 10 % at its steepest, and takes about 0.5–1 hr to walk.

Along the way there are native forest, big views, and wildflowers. Dogs are welcome here on the lead. Hikers rate it 4.5 / 5 across 18 reviews.

Stay nearby

Dog-friendly DOC campsites close to the trailhead, sort out the sleep, then walk.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can my dog go off the lead on Lyndfield Park Walk?

Dogs are welcome on Lyndfield Park Walk on a lead. Keep the lead at two metres or less and watch for ground-nesting birds.

How long is Lyndfield Park Walk?

Lyndfield Park Walk is 0.5 km with roughly 15 m of climb and takes about 0.5–1 hr.

Are there dog-friendly campsites near Lyndfield Park Walk?

Yes. The closest is Catchpool Valley Campsite, about 16 km away, and the track page lists more under Stay nearby. Every campsite shows its dog rules.

Hikes nearby

The closest dog-friendly tracks to this trailhead, by straight-line distance.

EasyWellington
0.5 km↑4 m0.5–1 hr★4.0 rating
Good with kids
Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.
EasyWellington
0.8 km↑26 m0.5–1 hr★4.7 rating
Swim spotShadeGood with kids
Dog verdict: On-lead. Difficulty: Easy.

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