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Lunch and wine tastings at Poppies Winery with a platter of local delicacies
Discover locally made cheese, chocolate, and wine in the beautiful Wairarapa.
eBike through Summit Tunnel - 584 metres long
Cycle through Summit Tunnel - 584 metres long
Sample amazing locally made wines from one of the best pinot noir producing regions of the world
visits to three of the finest craft breweries in the Wellington region
Upper Hutt is located northeast of Wellington City in the Wellington region of New Zealand’s North Island, along the Hutt Valley, near the foothills of the Tararua Range.
Upper Hutt is best known for its natural scenery, outdoor activities, and family-friendly attractions, including parks, walking and cycling trails, rivers, and nearby bush and forest areas. It’s also recognized for its community events and local arts scene.
The best time to visit Upper Hutt is during spring and summer (September to March) when the weather is warm and ideal for outdoor activities, hiking, and exploring parks and rivers.
Upper Hutt offers a mix of fun and adventure for visitors. Thrill-seekers can try Axe Throwing in Brewtown, either individually or in a group of up to 12, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the Remutaka Rail Trail Mountain Bike Explorer Day Trip, exploring scenic trails and beautiful landscapes for an active and memorable experience.
You can get to Upper Hutt from Wellington by car, train, or bus, with a travel time of about 30–40 minutes depending on traffic and route.
Upper Hutt has a temperate climate with mild to warm summers and cool winters. Rainfall is spread throughout the year, and it can be windy at times due to its location in the Hutt Valley.
Upper Hutt is located only a 25-minute drive or 40-minute train ride north of Wellington and boasts 70% of the region's parks and reserves, along with state-of-the-art entertainment and leisure facilities. Nestled by the Hutt River, Upper Hutt is set amongst bush-clad hills with easy access to recreational pursuits ranging from quiet native forest and riverside walks to the varied mountain biking terrain and the numerous golf courses, museums, wildlife reserves and the H2O Xtreme aquatic centre. The Hutt River Trail runs alongside the beautiful Hutt River as it flows to the ocean. A long-time favourite with Fly Fishermen, this river is home to some of the best Trout fishing in the country. It also has some fantastic swimming holes.
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