Pipeline Trail - Ayubia National Park, Pakistan
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N 34° 03.056 E 073° 24.369
43S E 352892 N 3768948
This trail is located withing the grounds of Ayubia National Park in central Pakistan, not far from Islamabad.
Waymark Code: WM17ZNR
Location: Pakistan
Date Posted: 04/28/2023
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This is a short linear trail, about 3,5 km long, accessible to all, including families. The track has actually a pipeline, visible at some points, installed by the British in the late 19th century to bring water to the garrison at Murree. A fee is recquired, being symbolic (and even cheaper for locals).
It's a great walk to watch birds and some of the species spottable are: Yellow Beaked Magpie, Red Blood and Yellow Body Finches, White Cheek or Crested Grey Finch.
The trailhead is located in a small village, Dunga Gali, which during British domain was a a hill station with asanatorium, a hotel, post office and a small church.
Parking: N 34° 03.094 W 073° 24.379
Trailhead/trail website: [Web Link]
Trail allowances or restrictions:
Dogs and people.
Trail type: Dirt
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