Te Ara Utiwai
Ngā Ara o RangituhiThe Te Ara Utiwai trail in Porirua is a gentle climb to Te Titiro o Rangituhi (Rangituhi lookout) through native bush.
350m climb
-350m descent
461m highest point
Seven Pines journeys through lush regenerating native bush in the Tawa-Porirua Basin, up to the top of Rangituhi/Colonial Knob.
Weave your way through Ngā Ara o Rangituhi before emerging on the hilltop with views across the region. The trail is steep and undulating so be prepared for a tough climb.
Cassidy Dawson-Tobich
For tips and advice before heading out on Wellington’s trails check out our before you go section.
Cassidy Dawson-Tobich
Ngā Ara o RangituhiThe Te Ara Utiwai trail in Porirua is a gentle climb to Te Titiro o Rangituhi (Rangituhi lookout) through native bush.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiOnly a few minutes from Porirua, an easy, family-friendly trail weaves through the bush.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiA steep climb to Rangituhi Lookout with views over Porirua and beyond.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiA sweeping downhill trail with a chimney jump and other fun features.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiA ‘tumeke’ downhill ride with options for upping the ante.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiExplore exotic native forest and open landscapes on this quick and easy one-hour trail.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiA bumpy mountain biking trail that lives up to its name.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiA moderate climb to the Rangituhi lookout that connects to popular trails within Ngā Ara o Rangituhi.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiExpert riders can smash their way down this bumpy trail full of tight turns and corners.
Ngā Ara o RangituhiBlast downhill through a challenging course of berms, tight switchbacks and tables.