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Alert Parks open for exercise only
Our parks are open for people to enjoy for exercise and general mental wellbeing.
You can walk or run in your local park, but do not use playgrounds, toilets, drinking fountains, equipment, BBQs, park benches or picnic tables. Most toilets are closed, some public toilets remain open for workers carrying out essential work.
Maintain physical distancing of 2 metres from other users. Remember your dog is part of your bubble, when exercising your dog please have them on-leash so you can maintain physical distancing in line with government recommendations. Do not visit a park if you are unwell. Follow guidelines for wearing a face covering and use the NZ COVID Tracer app.
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Walking time 20 mins
Walking steps 1300 steps
Distance 1000 m
Ken Maunder Path - Queen Mary Ave entrance into Ken Maunder Park
Ken Maunder Path - view of Te Whau River from Queen May Ave entrance bridge
Ken Maunder Path - a typical section of path around the edge of Ken Maunder Park
Ken Maunder Path - picnic table and view of sport fields at Ken Maunder Park
Ken Maunder Path - view of the sport fields at Ken Maunder Park
Ken Maunder Path - park bench with a view over Te Whau River
Ken Maunder Path - exercise equipment at Ken Maunder Park
Ken Maunder Path - park bench looking out towards Te Whau River
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Starts at 30 Binsted Road, New Lynn
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An easy and flat circuit of the sports fields at Ken Maunder. The path takes in coastal views and an exercise circuit.
The best way to get to the park is across the bridge from Queen Mary Avenue where you can walk or ride over the Whau River.
In the centre of the path are sports fields which can be used to play with kids or friends - so don't forget a ball. There's plenty of parking nearby or on surrounding streets.
The path is flat, paved and suitable for wheelchairs. There are many places to stop and look over the Te Whau River with benches placed at regular intervals. Public toilets and parking available at Binstead Road entrance.
Walking 20 mins
Distance 1.3 km
Walking 10 mins
Cycling 5 mins
Distance 700 m
Cycling 10 mins
Distance 1.5 km
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