To the north the city extends up the Hutt Valley along the banks of the Hutt River from Petone to Stokes Valley including Belmont Regional Park to the West.
To the east Lower Hutt encompasses Wainuiomata, Eastbourne and the native bush wilderness area of Rimutaka Forest Park. At the southern extremities is the rugged and unspoilt beauty of Pencarrow and Baring heads, and the East Harbour Regional Park.
With the historic and funky Jackson St in Petone, the seaside village atmosphere and beaches of Eastbourne, TheNewDowse (NZ’s leading contemporary art and design museum), and the high street and malls of the CBD area; there’s something for everyone in Lower Hutt!
For more information go to Hutt City Council
The Naenae Pool is a public 50 metre indoor pool complex with a moveable bulkhead. The pool has a 100 metre enclosed waterslide called the "Zoom Tube" as well as the Zipline, diving boards, sauna and sunbed.
This is the Wellington Provincial Centennial Memorial, which was built in 1940 to commemorate the arrival of the first New Zealand Company Settlers on 22nd January 1940.
The next big one: Could Taita be the new beachfront?
Come along and talk with Russ Van DissenGNS ScienceLower Hutt
