Solomon’s Knob is a small hill in the Wainuiomata water catchment, reshaped in the early 1900s during the building of Morton Dam. Once cleared and overrun with gorse, its slopes are now regenerating with native forest. There is an old track that runs up the spur called Solomon Track that connects to the original Whakanui Track.
The Nikau Creek Track is a short 30 minute walk that takes you through the podocarp rainforest found in...
Although Wainuiomata is considered a suburb of Lower Hutt, it is nestled within its own secluded valley distinct from...
View of Top Pool a natural swimming hole in Wainuiomata River. Access is gained from the carpark at the...
Looking down on Wainuiomata Valley from atop the Remutaka Range near Mt McKerrow in the southern North Island. Wellington...
Ōrongorongo Station is a large and historic rural property located near the southern end of Coast Road in Wainuiomata,...
There are numerous unnamed creeks and streams in Wainuiomata Regional Park that feed into the Wainuiomata River including this...
These remnants are believed to be part of a power generator that was used during the construction of the...
The construction of Hine Road Recreation Reserve Bridge dates back to 1989. It provides passage to Top Pool Bridge,...
