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5km Town route location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 3.24 mi. | ( 0 votes / 120 views) Route Type: Walk Tags: City, Flat, Waterfront created by: shanbaby6 on 03/17/2008 description: No Description Provided... View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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Melrose H Bay location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 3.02 mi. | ( 0 votes / 115 views) Route Type: Walk created by: VickiBealing on 10/27/2007 description: No Description Provided... View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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Living Streets Aotearoa Lunchtime Walk -- Walk 1: Walk to Rawhiti Terrace via Kumutoto Waterfall location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 1.68 mi. | ( 0 votes / 115 views) Route Type: Walk created by: LizFlint on 06/25/2008 description: Category: This walk has a lot of steps Meet at Plimmer Statue at 12:30 pm; walk up Plimmer Steps to the memorial seat to John Plimmer. Cross Boulcott St and walk down Boulcott St until you reach Church St. Walk up the Church St steps to The Terrace. Cross over to the other side of The Terrace. Between 214 & 216 The Terrace, there is a public access to Kelburn Park. Follow the path as it goes above the Motorway Tunnel, heading towards a rather ugly wire fence by a hidden waterfall. This is the Kumutoto waterfall, the streams last view of sunlight until it escapes from its culverts into the harbour near Shed 5. This site is significant to tangata whenua. Beside the waterfall, steps lead up through shady bush to the car park of the Kelburn Club a squash club built on the Town Belt. Go straight across the car park and take steps heading up to the left of the Club entrance. These lead to the croquet club grounds. Follow the hedge round to Salamanca Road and cross at the zebra. Turn left towards Kelburn Parade and almost immediately right into an alleyway that passes some grand old Kelburn houses, up to Rawhiti Terrace. Take a sloping path to the right, emerging near the top of the Cable Car. Enjoy the wide and magnificent view from the look-out. Take the path to the north of the look-out down to Salamanca Rd. Cross the road and head right for a few metres, then left down Gladstone Terrace towards Weir House, an attractive hall of residence. Take the pedestrian access to Salmont Place and then right into Clermont Tce, which becomes Everton Tce. Cross the motorway bridge into Boulcott St, back down Plimmer Steps to Lambton Quay. This walk has quite a few steps. www.livingstreets.org.nz <br> View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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2009-01-19 Mt Kaukau to Colonial Knob location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 12.67 mi. | ( 0 votes / 110 views) Route Type: Walk created by: meowsqueak on 01/19/2009 description: A long walk from Khandallah Swimming Pool to Camp Elsdon. Some exposed ridges and steep climbs. 6-7 hours. View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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City stroll location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 6.96 mi. | ( 0 votes / 103 views) Route Type: Walk Tags: City, High Traffic Area, Pavement And Sidewalk, Residential Area created by: catmannz on 11/17/2007 description: No Description Provided... View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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Woodman Takapu 7km location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 2.19 mi. | ( 1 votes / 88 views) Route Type: Walk Tags: Back Country, Flat, Grass, Hilly, Low Traffic Area, Moderate Climb, Pavement And Sidewalk, Quiet, Residential Area, River, Rolling Hills, Rolling To Flat, Rural, Scenic, Suburban created by: adey11 on 05/02/2008 description: No Description Provided... View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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Living Streets Aotearoa Lunchtime Walks -- Walk 5: Walk along waterfront to St Gerards Monastery location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 2.63 mi. | ( 0 votes / 87 views) Route Type: Walk created by: LizFlint on 06/25/2008 description: Category: Mostly flat but quite a few steps and steep street to reach monastery. Meet at Plimmer statue at 12.30pm, walk to Stewart Dawsons corner, cross and walk up Willeston St, turn right and walk along Jervois Quay and then use the overbridge south of the Telecom building to get to Frank Kitts Park. Walk along waterfront to Waitangi Park and then to Oriental Parade, cross at first zebra crossing, take Prince Street steps, walk a little way up Roxburgh St and turn left into McFarlane St and walk past St Gerards and then take steps down to Oriental Parade and then head back to city. History: From McFarlane St you can observe some historical points of interest. What is now called Oriental Bay was formerly called Clyde Quay which was named after an early immigrant ship that came to Wellington. The current fire station was formerly the site of Clyde Quay school. The Clyde Quay wharf was built in about 1905 but was replaced by Overseas Passenger Terminal in 1963. St Gerards: The church on the right was built between 1907 and 1910 (architect J C Swan). The monastery was built for the Redemptorist monks in 1932 and was funded by public donations during the middle of the Great Depression. The Redemptorists first arrived in NZ in 1883 and they required a base from which they could travel the country inspiring Catholics to a greater faith. The 3 storied monastery allowed the priests to accommodate guests and hold retreats. The monastery was designed by Frederick deJersey Clere, a well known architect who also designed St Marys in Boulcott St. It was built as an extension to the church. Increasing rates and declining numbers forced the redemptorists to sell the building in 1988. The proposed sale caused great concern, but this was relieved when it was bought by the International Catholic Programme of Evangilisation in 1992 for use as a retreat and training centre. www.livingstreets.org.nz View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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Living Streets Aotearoa Lunchtime Walk -- Walk 2: Walk to Rose Garden and Bolton Street Cemetery location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 1.44 mi. | ( 0 votes / 87 views) Route Type: Walk created by: LizFlint on 06/25/2008 description: Category: First half of walk is uphill Meet at Plimmer statue at 12.30 pm Walk up Plimmer Steps to The Terrace, cross The Terrace. Turn into the Clifton Terrace car park and take footpath alongside cable car for a short distance and then turn right at Clifton Terrace Cable Car stop sign. Walk along this leafy walkway, taking a left fork until when you reach a seating area. From here take a few steps up to Clifton Terrace and then walk up San Sebastian, noting the Tulip Tree on the left, Notable Tree, NZILA, and take right-hand steps at end of the street up to Wesley Street. Take the alleyway by Number 3 Wesley Street, turn right into Clermont Tce and then across Salamanca St to the Botanical Gardens. Walk down the slope past the Henry Moore bronze sculpture; circle the Lady Norwood Rose Garden starting with a quick view of the Peace Fountain and Tuwhare poetry slab. Go past the playing fields and the Seddon monument, Harry Holland rear view and through the romantic roses in the Bolton St cemetery. Walk over the Denis McGrath footbridge to Bolton St cemetery (east) then under the footbridge taking the path that emerges by PSA House in Aurora Tce. Walk down to the The Terrace, head south and use the subway to go under the The Terrace to emerge in Woodward St by the spinning top sculpture. This leads onto Lambton Quay opposite Midland Park. www.livingstreets.org.nz View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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Terrace to Spotlight location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 3.64 mi. | ( 0 votes / 85 views) Route Type: Walk created by: smithy07 on 01/10/2008 description: No Description Provided... View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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to servo location: Wellington, New Zealand distance: 3.68 mi. | ( 1 votes / 84 views) Route Type: Walk created by: d4 on 03/05/2008 description: No Description Provided... View | Print | Bookmark | Write a Story | Tell-A-Friend | Send a Message

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