Botany and Dannemora Circuits

This short loop walk exploring the reserves from Botany Town Centre to Dannemora is suitable for people who work at Botany Town Centre and enjoy a short walk in their breaks, families with young children (playground, ducks) and dog owners.

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The walkways are flat and concrete – ideal for wet days, and for buggies and scooters.

We saw ducks, pukeko and shags on the waterways.

Quick facts about this walk

Walk time:	approx. 45 minutes
Distance:	about 3.4 kms
Highlights:	Reserves and waterways.
Track:	Mostly level paths.
Difficulty:	Suitable for most ages and levels of fitness and mobility, designed with flat shoes or running shoes in mind
Buggies/Wheelchairs:	Suitable for pushchairs.
Dog Friendly:	off leash dog exercise areas.
Facilities:	Children’s playground en-route, picnic tables
Start:	Town Centre Drive, Chapel Road, Botany
FREE Map:	Download your FREE map of this walk

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There is a children’s playground en-route, picnic tables and off leash dog exercise areas.

The walking route is great for cyclists, prams/buggies and dog walkers.

You’ll find plenty of cafes in Botany Town centre.

Photos from my walk along the Botany and Dannemora Circuits

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Helen Wenley

This project began in 2011. My friend Grace was the walk creator – with her knowledge of Auckland, she could “see” circular routes, and then it was up to me to map out, photograph, research and document the routes. At first, I relied upon my voice recorder and Google maps but then with the advancement of technology, the smart phone became a best friend and I was able to track our route. The best fun was when we were both pleasantly surprised by what there was to see. Beautiful wetlands, views and bush kept us inspired to explore more.