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On-leadEasy

Seven Mile Point Track

Queenstown · Otago

0.511.522.7 km418 m
↑ 91 m gain↓ 118 m descenthigh 418 msteepest 38 %
DISTANCE2.7 km
ASCENT91 m
DURATION41m
STEEPEST38 %
Nearest emergency vetRemarkable Vets (Queenstown) - 24hr emergency, Queenstown~15 min drive · 24/7
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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

About Seven Mile Point Track

This moderate-length track follows 2.7 km as a track, near Queenstown in Otago.

A walking and cycling track along the shore of Lake Wakatipu near Queenstown that climbs through pine forest and regenerating native bush to views of Wilson Bay from Kirks Terrace. It also provides uphill access to the Seven Mile (7 Mile) Scenic Reserve mountain bike park.

It sits at the easy end and gains roughly 91 m, pitching up to 38 % at its steepest, and takes about 41m to walk.

Dogs are welcome here on the lead.

Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Can my dog go off the lead on Seven Mile Point Track?

Dogs are welcome on Seven Mile Point Track on a lead. Keep the lead at two metres or less and watch for ground-nesting birds.

How long is Seven Mile Point Track?

Seven Mile Point Track is 2.7 km with roughly 91 m of climb and takes about 41m.

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