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Want to ride in Auckland's Regional Parks?
Want to ride in Auckland's Regional Parks?
You need a Network Pass
You need a Network Pass
The Network Pass is FREE - ONE Annual Pass to access to all the parks that allow horses.
Get A Horse Riding Network Pass (Free*)
Get A Horse Riding Network Pass (Free*)
First time application
Fill in the online application form, then
email to regionalparks@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or
post to Auckland Regional Parks, Auckland Council, Private Bag 92300 Auckland 1142 *There is a key for Atiu Creek that you pay for if you want it ($10 - once only fee)
To renew your horse riding pass, contact the regional parks team on 09 366 2000.
You do not need to complete an application form.
You will receive:
You will receive:
- a plastic credit card sized pass to carry with you,
- information about park hours and operations.
- All information about parks, changes or updates to access, closures, are emailed to registered riders.
Why a Network Pass?
Why a Network Pass?
In 2010 the Regional Parks Management plan introduced the concept of a Network pass for horse riders.
Previously parks had a dizzying array of permits, and conditions on horse riding access. Some places were free, others you needed a key, some you had to pay ... it was all too hard!
The Network Pass is a compromise between horse riders desire to ride in parks freely, and the Council Parks Officers concerns about allowing horse riders into parks. The longer we have access, and act responsibly, the less those concerns are. It allows the Council and horse riders talk to one another directly. All registered pass holders will receive emails to notify them of park opening, closing or changes.
What parks can I ride in?
What parks can I ride in?
beach and park
Waitakere Ranges
South Head
Clevedon - Kawakawa
Coming sometime...
Coming sometime...
I'd like to say soon, but nothing happens 'soon' in regional parks management or planning. Just opening the gates and letting people in is a totally foreign concept.
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