Connect Four MTB trail in Belmont Regional Park

Walking time

15 min

Length

683m

Uses

Walking/Running, Mountain Biking

Type

Single track

Walking difficulty

Easy: Walking track

Mountain Bike Grade

Easy: Grade 2

Profile

68m climb

-32m descent

257m highest point

Dogs

Yes (on lead)

About the trail

Connect Four links 4 Degrees to the start of Wētā and is clearly signposted along the way. The grassy trail provides views of the valley.

The trail is mainly for mountain biking but walking is allowed. Walkers must give way to bikers.

The Connect Four trail in Belmont Regional Park. The trail is grassy and surrounded by gorse bush.

A small section of the expected terrain on Connect Four.

Getting there

Start at the Stratton Street entrance to Belmont Regional Park and set off on 4 Degrees. The entry to Connect Four is a short ride along 4 Degrees, about a third of the way along.

There are regular bus and train services to Lower Hutt and the surrounding area. Timetables are available from the Metlink website.

Know before you go

For more tips and advice before heading out on Wellington’s trails check out our before you go section.

The entrance to Connect Four from the 4 Degrees Trail.

Five people standing on the summit of Boulder Hill, Puke Ariki in Belmont Regional Park at sunset.

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Belmont Trig Track

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4 Degrees

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