Allans Track walk

Allans Track walk

Peel Forest Park

5 Rankers Reviews

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Allans Track walk

Time: 2 - 3 hr round trip - returning via Fern Walk

This track commences from Te Wanahu Flat passing through both tall podocarp forest near the valley floor and subalpine vegetation on the higher slopes. After passing the junction to Deer Spur the track drops steeply to join Fern Walk which will return you via Mills Bush to Te Wanahu Flat.

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Feature Value Info

Organisation

DOC Canterbury

Central government organisation

Location

South IslandCanterburyGeraldine

Categories

  • Activity__walking_and_trekkingWalking
  • Free

Directions

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Coordinates

-43.9484317849073

171.256048583984

Latitude
-43.9484317849073
Longitude
171.256048583984

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Reviews

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  • 2.0/5

    The track is poorly maintained, poorly sign posted, not recommended for the unfit, good walking shoes or boots a must.

    very muddy after recent rain, allow at least four hours for this walk.

    Reviewed over 1 year ago

  • 3.0/5

    31Oct18.

    During the walk my rating went up and down a bit. Only 6 as there is no real viewpoint anywhere.

    We started with the Acland Waterfall track. Waterfall not so good when we were there.

    Back down and onto the Allan’s Track. In places well made. In places very steep, muddy, rooty, slippery, wet, narrow and hard work.

    We joined the Deer Spur Track and then the Fern Walk back to the campsite. Quite a longish walk all in.

    I quite enjoyed most of it. If you do it, make sure you wear good boots, not worn out or too light footwear as if you do you will slip up. Look out for 4 bottom shaped indentations in the track left by my walking partner!

    Reviewed about 6 years ago

  • 4.5/5

    Very nice forest with great walks.

    Reviewed over 11 years ago and experienced in April 2013

  • 4.5/5

    Any of the Peel Forest walks are well maintained and worthwhile.

    Reviewed over 12 years ago and experienced in February 2012

  • 5.0/5

    Great for the fit - a wild, steep jungle of woodland - an army assault course of roots.

    Reviewed over 13 years ago