A viewpoint on the Great Harbour Way, the shared walking and cycling route around Wellington Harbour. The listing gives a location code rather than a street address, so it is best understood as a spot on the route rather than a destination of its own. The route runs from Miramar on the western side of the harbour to Pencarrow on the eastern side, and the Great Harbour Way's website describes it as about 49 km of mostly separated walking and cycling paths. The full perimeter is planned at about 70 km. The website says the recently opened Te Ara Tupua path, linking Ngauranga and Petone, nearly completes it.
Along the way the website describes wild coastline, rocky headlands, sandy beaches, marinas, museums, cafés and the city's business centre. It says seal colonies at Red Rocks, blue penguins, and dolphins and orcas can be seen in the harbour waters. The route also overlaps part of the Remutaka Cycle Trail. The website is aimed at families, day-trippers, walkers and cyclists, and it suggests itineraries for each.