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A fantastic suspension bridge that's still truly original – it's exactly how you imagine a suspension bridge to be and wobbles more than others 😀

It's best to leave your backpack downstairs. The view is fantastic on a clear day!

A very beautiful panoramic view over various sounds.

Ship Cove is the starting point of the Queen Charlotte Track… James Cook passed by here several times on his journeys

Wonderful viewpoint with brilliant views over Lochmara Bay... about 20 minutes from the main path

Captain James Cook was the first European to land in New Zealand in 1770.

Eatwell's Lookout is located on Pukekoikoi hill. Local landowners Rod and Kath Eatwell played a pivotal role in the creation of the Queen Charlotte Track in the 1980s by committing to the project and doing much of the heavy lifting alongside their children and grandchildren. Other landowners were inspired by the Eatwells' efforts and joined in. Despite a lack of funding in 1985, Eatwell & Co. continued to clear the gorse tracks. In 1991, Rod Eatwell attended the official opening of the Queen Charlotte Track and cut the cake. The lookout is named after the Eatwells and features a number of signs made by Rod himself.

Monument commemorating the landings of James Cook, sailor, cartographer and explorer (*November 7, 1728 in Marton near Middlesbrough; †February 14, 1779 in Kealakekua Bay, Hawaiʻi). The plaques provide very detailed information about the circumstances of the encounter between the Maori and the Europeans.