December update: It's shaping up to be the biggest year yet on Te Araroa
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The season is well underway, with reports of large numbers of walkers on Te Araroa.
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Map updates, track repairs, and the season ahead on Te Araroa
It’s an exciting time of the year as the buzz builds and Te Araroa trail walkers set out to experience a unique Kiwi adventure.
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Get your official Te Araroa tee shirt
Look good in official Te Araroa gear while supporting New Zealand’s national trail! Te Araroa Trust and our friends at apparel retailer Unco.
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Counting down to the walking season
With the walking season just around the corner, many will be well into planning their Te Araroa experience.
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Wellington wanders: How to tour the capital on foot
Why not walk one of our most spectacular sections? Running from Paekākāriki to Pukerua Bay on the Kāpiti Coastline, the Escarpment Track is a far more doable 9.
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Kerikeri couple take on 3000km trail with young kids and baby
Mariya Meththa (left) and Asanka (right) and their three children Alexander, Victoria and baby Aaron relished the challenges of Te Araroa. Read more
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Te Araroa Manawatū Trust volunteers doing hard yards to maintain trail
Te Araroa Trail is not just for people walking from Cape Reinga to Bluff, but for Manawatū residents wanting to explore their backyard.
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The Far North iwi making kaitiakitanga a cross-generational project
It’s a long way to the top, and nowhere is that more true than here in Aotearoa.
Read moreVacancies: Te Araroa Trust board members
This is an excellent opportunity to be involved in the governance of Aotearoa New Zealand’s internationally recognised 3,000km walking trail, rated among the top long walks in the world.
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Hiking New Zealand’s epic Te Araroa
Towering mountain ranges, surging rivers and spectacular beaches — this 1,800-mile route has it all, says Kiwi, Claire Nelson.
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