Hai Z.
You can climb from here to the top of the mountain (350 m high, moderate difficulty and takes about 35-60 minutes to climb). At the top, overlooking down Wellington Harbour and the Hutt Valley.
Te Whiti Park
172 Whites Line East, Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt 5010
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Te Whiti Park is a public recreational reserve in Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt, at the base of Pukeatua, with sports fields, walking and mountain-biking trails, a playground, public toilets and changing rooms. The Te Matauraura o Whenuangaro multipurpose centre, opened in 2022 through a partnership between Hutt City Council and Te Runanganui o Te Ati Awa, supports rangatahi education, te reo Maori and tikanga programmes, sports coaching and community events. Off-street parking is right beside the playground.
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Isabella C.
Te Whiti riser is a very steep walk but beautiful views at the top. Would say you need a good level of fitness to complete
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