Paul Mahoney · Crown copyright · Source: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai
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Mount Augarde Track

1.6km2 hrIntermediate

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Climb to the summit of Mount Augarde for views north across Isolated Flat and the distant tops of the Severn, Saxton and Acheron Ranges.

Elevation

Climb
268m
Drop
11m
Highest point
1,230m
Lowest point
970m
1,000m1,100m1,200m00.5km1km1.5km
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Open
Longest open stretch
1.6km

Cover mapped summer 2023/24.

Description

The track starts from a car park at the southern end of Isolated Flat. Parts of the track are unformed, steep, and rough. Follow the ridge to the summit.

The track is marked with poles and is suitable for walkers with good fitness.

From the summit of Mount Augarde there are views north across Isolated Flat and the distant tops of the Severn, Saxton and Acheron Ranges.

Getting there

Awatere turn-off (22 km/185 km)

From Blenheim, follow State Highway One south, then turn right at the Awatere Valley intersection just north of Seddon and the Awatere Valley Bridge. A sign here will indicate whether the Molesworth Road is open.

Along the public Awatere Valley Road, picnic and toilet facilities are offered at the Marlborough District Council’s Blairich Recreation Reserve (37 km/161 km) and the Hodder Bridge Picnic Area (76 km/132 km).

Molesworth Cob Cottage (122 km/85 km)

For visitors who have travelled up the Awatere Valley, the original cob homestead built by John Murphy in 1866 is the gateway to Molesworth where the Acheron Road begins. If the road is closed, don't go any further.

Weather

Forecast at the start of the track