Mt Nimrod Easement TrackIntermediate
Submitted by Sonia Hollands
Intermediate
3:30 (Slow)
3:00 (Moderate)
2:30 (Fast)
-15.2%
+15.2%
Easement Track is through Private land, however access does not require you to have landowners permission and is public access. It is a Poled Route.
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Description
Start the Mt Nimrod loop anti-clockwise and head up through a technical section of the bush, follow DOC signposts up to the Hunter Hills Conservation Area. You will get to a large stock gate, leading you into private land (public access). Follow the poled route on a 4WD track up into the Conservation Area. Once you are in the Conservation area you head over a stream and into tussock lands where you will follow a 4WD track, heading SE (note this is not a poled route.) Continue the ascent, the track becomes technical before reaching the saddle. From here you can go to Mt Nimrod or start your descent back the way you came.
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Features of interest
Hunter Hills Conservation Area has a great variety of alpine plants!
Make Up of Run
Technical Single Track: 20%
Farm Road / 4WD Track: 80%
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Access
Turn into Mount Nimrod Road from Back Line Road
DOC Car park
41 km
45 minutes
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Staying Safe
Moderate.
Hunter Hills Conservation Area, take care as this is not poled or signed, tracks are not maintained.
Generally good.
Short-sleeved thermal top, Long-sleeved thermal top, Seam-sealed waterproof jacket, Windproof jacket, Gloves, Beanie/thermal headwear, Personal Locator Beacon (PLB), Whistle, First aid kit, Extra food for emergencies, Survival blanket, Cellphone, Map.
At the end of the Poled Route there is a stream!
Best to do in summer! Low cloud and fog can come in fast at the tops!
Be aware of stock that may be grazing.
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