Te Ranga A Hiwi

Name

Te Ranga A Hiwi

Location

Mt Victoria, Wellington, New Zealand

Overview

Historical connection between the summits of Mount Victoria and Mount Alfred.

Grade

Easy

Access

Bike and Foot

Description

Te Ranga-a-Hiwi is the Maori name for the hills between Point Jerningham (at the northern tip of Mount Victoria) to the coast between Lyall Bay and Island Bay – that is, Mount Victoria, Mount Alfred, and Mount Albert. However, the scope of this track seems to be limited to connecting the summit of Mount Victoria with the summit of Mount Alfred.

The northern section of this track, from the Alexandra Road toilet block up to the summit of Mount Victoria, coincides with part of Mt Vic Summit. Most of the rest of the track coincides with a part of Southern Mt Victoria that is adjacent to Alexandra Road, apart from a couple of short sections – the last of which is the ascent to the summit of Mount Alfred.

Getting there

The northern end is at the summit of Mount Victoria.

The southern end is at the summit of Mount Alfred.

Length

1.08km

Conditions

Single track

Last modified

9 Jan 2010 by Ian

Created by

Ian

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