Walk the easy Pipeline Track from Ayubia to Dunga Gali
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The Pipeline Track follows an old water pipeline for roughly 4 km through pine, fir and oak forest inside Ayubia National Park, linking Ayubia and Dunga Gali. It is a relatively easy walk with valley views, so it suits families and a half-day with a tea stop. Start early, carry water and a rain layer, and take your plastic back out, as park staff ask. Winter snow can close the Nathia Gali area, so go between spring and autumn.
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Walk the easy Pipeline Track from Ayubia to Dunga GaliAyubia National Park, between Ayubia and Dunga Gali, Galiyat hills above Abbottabad
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