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- Centre of New Zealand Walk
The Centre of New Zealand, on Botanical Hill at the start of the Maitai Valley, is an iconic walk in Nelson Tasman The Centre of New Zealand is so named because it was a central survey point in the 1800s
- Centre of New Zealand - Nelson Tasman
Offering panoramic views over Nelson, Tasman Bay, and the picturesque Kahurangi mountain ranges, the Centre of New Zealand is a walk that forms part of the daily routine for many Nelson Tasman locals, and it’s easy to see why
- Centre of New Zealand - Nelson City - Nelson Trails
Enjoy the great views over the central city, Tasman Bay, and inland up the Maitai Valley On the return leg you can head back the way you came, or use one of the several other tracks
- Centre of New Zealand Walk Centre of New Zealand - Nelson City Council
To reach the Centre of New Zealand will take 20-60 minutes, depending on your age, speed and fitness The main track is suitable for sturdier push chairs and buggies At the top take a seat, enjoy the stunning view and pick out the features of Nelson’s geography from the information panels
- Get your bearings at the geographical centre of New Zealand
The summit is marked by a large white pin identifying the trig point from which the first surveys of New Zealand were started in the 1870s With stunning views over Nelson, Tasman Bay and the surrounding hills and mountain ranges, the hilly lookout is a great spot to get your bearings
- Centre of New Zealand Short Walk - 360° Photo Panorama VR
The Centre of New Zealand is located on top of Botanical Hill and can be reach in a nice short 20-30 minutes uphill exercise from the Botanical Reserve At the top you will be rewarded with a great view over the city and Tasman Bay
- Centre Of New Zealand Monument - Tripadvisor
Relatively short, moderately steep track to the summit for amazing views from the Centre of NZ There are a number of other trails which branch off, giving a good 90mins or so of prolonged walks, if you prefer to extend
- Hiking to the Centre of New Zealand: Explore Nelson’s Iconic Landmark
From the summit’s viewing platform, enjoy sweeping panoramic views of Nelson, Tasman Bay, and the distant Kahurangi ranges Interpretive panels along the path highlight the historical significance and cultural value of this iconic landmark
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