5 kilometres round-trip 250 metres of elevation gain Difficulty: Easy AllTrails GPS Map: Teapot Hill Most people take around 2 hours to get to the top and back on the wide, smooth trail. Of course, you could do it faster if you weren’t constantly scanning the bushes for teapots and taking way too many teapot photos, but since that is definitely happening, make sure you allow enough time. While the slope is reasonable, 250 metres is still a pretty noticeable climb for most people so if you don’t do a lot of hiking, assume it will feel a bit strenuous. But as long as you take your time (distracting yourself with teapots should help) it should be manageable for just about anyone.