Wellington Regional Trails
Four people ride bicycles on a path in Queen Elizabeth Regional Park in the Paraparaumu, New Zealand surrounded by nature.

Walking time

5 hr

Length

34.8km

Uses

Walking/Running, Mountain Biking, Horse Riding, Wheelchair/Pram

Type

Double track

Walking difficulty

Easiest: Easy access short walk

Mountain Bike Grade

Easy: Grade 2

Profile

26m highest point

Dogs

Yes (on lead)
Four cyclists are riding on the path in Queen Elizabeth Regional Park, located in Paraparaumu, New Zealand.

About the trail

Explore the Kāpiti Coast on this 35km trail, popular with walkers, runners, cyclists, and horse riders. Stretching from Paekākāriki to Ōtaki, it takes you past dunes and wetlands, over bridges and underpasses, and through tunnels adorned with murals.

Coast 35 also connects you to local attractions, from the largest private car collection in Australasia at Southward Car Museum to the rare forests and native wildlife at Ngā Manu Nature Reserve in Waikanae. Along the way, stop in at one of the many cafés for a well-earned treat.

Horses share the path along most of the route, except for the Raumati Road and river bridges.