Bring your dog to Upper Hutt’s Paws in the Park 2013
1 March 2013
Bring your dog to Upper Hutt’s Paws in the Park 2013
Upper Hutt City Council, in partnership with Greater Wellington Regional Council, bring Paws in the Park back to Upper Hutt this summer. The annual Paws in the Park event is a great opportunity for dog and nature lovers alike to get together and explore the beautiful forest along Tane’s Track at Tunnel Gully.
The event will be held on Sunday 10 March from 11 am – 2 pm. Tunnel Gully is located just off SH2. To get there, head north on Main Road North from Upper Hutt towards Rimutaka Hill, turn right at the Te Marua Store (6 km north of Upper Hutt) onto Plateau Road and follow this road until it ends at Tunnel Gully Recreation Area.
Activation Team Leader Frances McEwen says “getting out and about during summer is a great way to spend time with friends and family and keep active. Dogs are part of the family—mine definitely is!— and they love the chance to ‘socialise’ with other dogs and explore new areas. Tunnel Gully is a beautiful location and ideal for picnics, so bring your basket and a bone with you!"
After the walk, there will be dog obedience displays and a treat for all dogs who attend. Please remember to bring your dog on a lead and plastic bags to collect any dog poo! The track is suitable for single mountain buggies, so bring the kids.
If the event is cancelled for any reason it will be broadcast on Newstalk ZB. The event begins at 11 am, with the walk commencing at approximately 11.30 am. The track takes about one hour to complete.
About Upper Hutt City Council
Upper Hutt City Council is the steward and custodian of Upper Hutt City, providing governance, infrastructure, and community services and resources, and promoting opportunity in the city for business, recreation, lifestyle, and leisure. Upper Hutt City is located 30 km north-east of Wellington City (41°07'34" S, 175°04'06" E) and boasts 70% of the region’s parks and reserves, along with state-of-the-art entertainment and leisure facilities.
For more information on Upper Hutt City and the City Council, go to www.upperhuttcity.com
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