Leave your pickup point and travel 45 minutes via the Hutt valley following the hutt river through to upper Hutt where we arrive at Tanes Track

Hidden away in the Hutt Valley, Tane’s Track is a leisurely 2.3km walking route winding from the Tunnel Gully car park through native bush to Mount Climie and back. Begin your walk from the lower picnic area, then take the left-hand branch through rimu, mātai, kahikatea, and tawa forest. Cross the road that once formed the Remutaka railway line and climb through black beech forest up to Collins stream and a waterfall. Shortly after starting back towards the car park, you’ll cross the Mount Climie access road and pass a grove of eucalyptus trees. This was once the campsite for workers who built the Mangaroa Railway Tunnel in 1877. This hour-long walk is protected from southerlies and is dog-friendly.

After a great walk we head to Trentham where we will stop for a bite to eat

after we are refueled having a great lunch we head back into wellington to your drop off point