Electrical pylons near the top of the Wainuiomata Hill show the location of the ECNZ Power Pylon Track where you can walk from Seaview to Whitemans Valley, spanning Wainuiomata from Wainuiomata Hill to northern reaches of Moores Valley.
View of the ECNZ Power Pylon Track
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