Hutt Forks, the junction of the Eastern and Western branches of the river, is 10 minutes downstream of this point. The pools and gorge 3 minutes up the Western Hutt from the forks are quite photogenic.

Dec 12, 2024 · Steep, bush-clad hills, the Hutt River gorge and centuries-old rata, rimu and beech forest feature in this magnificent natural setting. Swim in tranquil river pools or explore forest tracks, some suitable for wheelchairs.

Hutt Water Collection Area is a reserve located in Upper Hutt in the Wellington Region at the southern end of New Zealand's North Island. It is administered by Wellington Regional Council and is located alongside the larger Kaitoke Regional Park.

Hutt Forks, Wellington - New Zealand topographic map. WGS84 coordinates: -41.03996309, 175.21876410.

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Feb 9, 2025 · Easter Hutt Hut is for emergency use only, since it’s in or near the water catchment area - visitors are asked to clear the area in a day, rather than staying.

The Hutt River Trail starts at Hikoikoi Reserve on Petone's Marine Parade or you can enter at many points along the Trail from here to Upper Hutt, 27 km away. These points include the bridges across the river: Hutt Estuary, Ava Rail, Ewen, Melling, Kennedy-Good, Silverstream, Moonshine, Totara Park, Harcourt Park and Birchville bridges.

Enjoy this versatile hike from Ōtaki Forks through grasslands, bush, and winter snow to Field Hut, the oldest surviving recreational hut in the Tararua Range.

This site is located in Kaitoke Regional Park, in the upper reaches of the Hutt catchment. The Pakuratahi River is a tributary of the Hutt River and drains the northern part of the catchment. The site is publicly accessible from the Eastern Hutt Road or …

Greater Wellington manages the Hutt Water Collection Area carefully to protect water quality, controlling possums and other animal pests to protect the rich variety of plant, fish, insect and bird species that make up the forest ecosystem.