On rare occasions, you can see Mount Ruapehu which is 200km away from the 237 meter high Paekakariki Hill Lookout in Kapiti. Ruapehu is the highest peak on the North Island at 2797 metres above sea level.
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Mount Ruapehu from Kapiti Lookout
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