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Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue

Wellington · Out & Back

0.511.52.3 km175 m
↑ 95 m gain↓ 95 m descenthigh 175 msteepest 19 %
DISTANCE2.3 km
ASCENT95 m
DURATION0.5–1 hr
STEEPEST19 %
ROUTEOut & Back
RATING · WALKERS 4.6 · 20
DOG EFFORT2.7 /5 paws
PARKING590 m away

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Good to know

Nobody we read prohibits dogs here, but no rule-setter publishes wording for this track by name, so the district-wide rule is what applies. Keep the lead handy, read the signs at the gate, and give ground-nesting birds and stock their room.

River swim spotsForest shade
Check the water before the dog swims. Toxic algae blooms in NZ rivers and lakes can kill a dog within hours. Scan the LAWA water quality map in warm months and keep dogs away from dark slime on rocks.

About Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue

Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue covers 2.3 km, in Wellington, walked as an out-and-back.

It sits at the moderate end and gains roughly 95 m, pitching up to 19 % at its steepest, and takes about 0.5–1 hr to walk.

Along the way there are native forest, river frontage, and wildlife. Nobody we read prohibits dogs here, but no rule-setter publishes wording for this track by name, so the district-wide rule is what applies. Keep the lead handy and read the signs at the gate. Walkers rate it 4.6 / 5 across 20 reviews.

Stay nearby

Dog-friendly places to sleep within 25 km of the trailhead, each one with the distance shown. Sort out the stay, then walk.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can I take my dog on Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue?

Probably, and here is exactly what we know. No authority publishes dog wording for Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue by name, so this one rests on the licensed walk data and the district-wide rule rather than a rule-setter's own words. Nobody we read prohibits dogs here, but that is not the same as a rule saying yes, so keep the lead handy and let the signs at the gate decide.

How long is Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue?

Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue is 2.3 km with roughly 95 m of climb and takes about 0.5–1 hr.

Is there water for my dog to swim on Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue?

Yes, the track has river access where a dog can cool off. In warm months check the LAWA water quality map for toxic algae warnings first.

Are there dog-friendly campsites near Seton Nossiter Park Waterfall from White Pine Avenue?

Yes. The closest is Catchpool Valley Campsite, about 17 km away, and the track page lists more under Stay nearby. Every campsite shows its dog rules.

From the pack

Walked and logged 1 time by the pack, 1 proven with a photo. first proven by Hellie & Indie.

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