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Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn

Southland

5101522.5 km640 m
↑ 197 m gain↓ 195 m descenthigh 640 msteepest 26 %
DISTANCE22.5 km
ASCENT197 m
DURATION4h 49m
STEEPEST26 %
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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.

Open track, carry water for the dogUsually a quiet track
A multi-day expedition, not an afternoon walk. Plan for huts, weather and full backcountry gear.

About Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn

Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn covers 22.5 km, in Southland, walked as a track.

It sits at the expert end and gains roughly 197 m, pitching up to 26 % at its steepest, and takes about 4h 49m to walk.

Dogs are welcome here on the lead.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can my dog go off the lead on Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn?

Dogs are welcome on Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn on a lead. Keep the lead at two metres or less and watch for ground-nesting birds.

How long is Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn?

Nth Mavora Lake Swingbridge To Kiwiburn is 22.5 km with roughly 197 m of climb and takes about 4h 49m.

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