Auckland Lookout

Auckland Lookout, situated at Mount Eden, offers a spectacular view of the cityscape that is truly impressive. From this vantage point, you can soak in the beauty of Auckland's skyline and its surrounding areas. The lookout also provides the convenience of free parking spaces, making it easily accessible for visitors. Exploring the area on foot is a breeze, allowing you to fully appreciate the panoramic vistas and take in the serene atmosphere. Whether you're a local or a tourist, the Auckland Lookout promises a memorable experience and an opportunity to appreciate the stunning sights that the city has to offer.

A short hike leads to an amazing view of Auckland city.. if you want to see a glimpse of how Auckland looks this would be your place. Skytower looks the best from this spot.

Probably the best view you can find in central Auckland, there's a few different ways to walk to the top and its well worth it.

There are great views of the city from this Lookout which forms part of the Mount Eden boardwalk. The boardwalk is currently under renovation but it is still worth visiting the site.

Awesome view, Auckland from the top. 360 degree view of Auckland fr9m the summit. There is car park for about 5-6 cars, clean toilet

Amazing entirely free to visit lookout overlooking Auckland only a few minutes drive from the city. Go at sunset but remember it will be dark getting down, and some of the road gates shut.

Little hike upwards might get you out of breath if you are not used to climbs, but it is pretty much a normal thing to locals. However if you go up, you will never regret the climb. The view is breathtaking, especially during the sunset. The lookout point at the top is a great place to click some photos. If you wish to go for a picnic with your loved ones, or if you wish to take your doggie for a walk/to play, that is also possible. There is a huge grass land where you can enjoy some quality time.

A great place to hike up to for panoramic views of Auckland, the harbor, and the surrounding suburbs and countryside.It took us about 25 minutes to walk leisurely to the top. There were stairs and well developed pathways up to the viewpoint.Take your time if you are not in the best physical condition, as it can be difficult for some older people or children.Overall, though, very much worth the climb up, especially on a clear day!