Nelson Marlborough

Te Araroa's South Island trail starts at historic Ship Cove in the Marlborough Sounds. It winds through the Queen Charlotte Track's low forested ridges and pretty bays. The tramping is easy - with lodges, and water-taxis to carry your pack if you're inclined - but whatever, the track is an ideal way to ease your way into southern trail life. The physical demands of Te Araroa increase as the trail heads south through the Richmond Range and Nelson Lakes National Park. The trail climbs the flanks of mountainous terrain, with scree underfoot and passes that go up to 1,870 metres. Te Araroa through Nelson Marlborough varies from easy to testing. If you can cope with it all then, weather permitting, there's nothing on Te Araroa that's beyond you.;  Nelson Marlborough
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Track Name

Bypass

Queen Charlotte Track is Open Queen Charlotte Track
Linkwater Track is Open Linkwater Track
Road Connection to Daltons Track is Open Road Connection to Daltons Track
Daltons Track is Open Daltons Track
Pelorus Track  Extension is Closed Pelorus Track Extension
Road Connection to Pelorus River Track is Open Road Connection to Pelorus River Track
Pelorus River Track is Open Pelorus River Track
Richmond Alpine Track is Open Richmond Alpine Track
Road Connection to Waiau Pass Track is Open Road Connection to Waiau Pass Track
Waiau Pass Track is Open Waiau Pass Track