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Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track
Otago
↑ 0 m gain ↓ 0 m descent high 403 m
Route and dog-access details for this walk come from the Department of Conservation , licensed CC BY 4.0. Evidence: coded dog-access data in the licensed source. How we check dog rules .
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Good to know
Dogs are allowed here. Watch for ground-nesting birds and stock, and read the signs at the gate.
About Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track
Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track is a short walk of 0.1 km , in Otago.
It sits at the easy end and barely climbs, and takes about 1m to walk.
Dogs are welcome here.
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Quick answers
Frequently asked questions Can I take my dog on Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track? Yes. Dogs are welcome on Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track, per the Department of Conservation listing for this track. Watch for ground-nesting birds.
How long is Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track? Poolburn Tunnelers Camp Track is 0.1 km with barely any climb and takes about 1m.
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