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Duder Regional Park Walking Tours

From $66 • 4 hours • Social Nature Movement • Clevedon, New Zealand • Meet on location • Free until 1 day before

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Why we love it?

The Duder Regional Park Walking Tours offer a four-hour guided hiking experience through the scenic landscapes of Clevedon, New Zealand. This tour is ideal for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers looking to explore the park's diverse ecosystems, stunning coastal views, and native flora and fauna. Participants can expect an immersive experience as they traverse well-marked trails, guided by knowledgeable locals who share insights about the area's history and ecology. The tour's distinctive feature is its focus on both education and exploration, making it a perfect outing for families, groups, or solo adventurers seeking a connection with New Zealand's natural beauty.

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During you adventure we will discover diverse landscapes, from rugged cliffs to sandy beaches, lush grasslands, and native forests.

During our journey we will learn about the history and visit historic sites, developing a greater sense of appreciation for the land we stand on.

Meet at Duder Regional Park

Meet your guide at the main carpark of Duder Regional Park

Waking / Hiking Tour

Discover Duder Regional Park through a guided walking tour. Learn about the rich history of the area and about all the native flora and fauna of the local area.

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Please Note

Hazards and RisksAdventurous activities involve inherent hazards and potential risks, often coupled with the severity of hazards and the likelihood of risks.Hazard: ‘anything’ that can cause harm. Hazards might be rocks, trees, water (drowning, floods), wildlife, humans, heights (falls, falling objects), machines, tools, weather (hypothermia).Risk: the potential of something happening. Risks could be death, serious injury and/or emotional harm.Adventurous activities offered by SNM could be dangerous if they’re not approached with care and responsibility. Participation in such activities is voluntary and not compulsory.Hazards and risks are managed using a hierarchy of controls to choose the most effective control measures starting with elimination, then minimisation, substitution and isolation. Further measures take on administration controls and personal protective equipment if risks and hazards remain.