Pukeatua Bridge crosses over the top of Wainuiomata Road. The bridge links pedestrian and cycling pathways along Lower Hutt’s eastern hills. It eliminates the temptation for people to cross the road amidst 80km/h traffic. The name of the bridge was decided upon by the Wainuiomata community. It means ‘Summit of the gods’.
Beech forests in Wainuiomata thrive in the hills and higher elevations, providing vital habitat for native birds.
Aerial view of Homedale (circa 1946) showing some interesting features. They are as follows: 23 houses in Poole Crescent;
Water is passed through turbine generators housed in a dedicated building. Inspections of the generator are conducted no more...
Looking towards the west along Moore's Valley Road (in the foreground) and the Wainuiomata River, where the Main Road...
A fisherman and possibly his son, is pictured along what is likely Wainuiomata River. Could be near Reservoir Road...
Walking through Poole Crescent Reserve in the Village direction at the Richard Prouse Park end. This walkway traces the...
A new extension track has been created in Hine Road Recreation Reserve by the Greater Wellington Regional Council.
Wainuiomata Road that opens out to four / five lanes and goes over the Wainuiomata Hill. The road rises...
