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.
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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.
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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Whanganui man walking Te Araroa trail for rescue helicopters
Whanganui local Ryan Cvitanovich is about to embark on a marathon journey across the country in an effort to raise money for charity.
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Upgraded Upper Kerikeri River Track popular addition to Te Araroa trail
An upgraded section of Te Araroa is already proving popular with Kerikeri residents seeking a place to exercise or walk their pets. Read more.
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Victoria Bruce: Walking the length of Aotearoa
Victoria and Emilie Bruce have just completed Te Araroa through wind, rain, hail and snow, but also, thankfully, sunshine.
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New trail boss says Te Araroa should be on global bucket list of must-do adventures
It's New Zealand’s greatest walk, and now the man charged with promoting it wants it to be known as one of the world’s greatest walks.
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What you learned walking Te Araroa
We asked our Facebook whānau what they learned from walking sections (or all) of Te Araroa. The responses were mīharo (amazing). Here are our top 10.
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Newborn on Te Araroa
One wild idea turned into a family occasion when Asanka told his wife Mariya, he wanted to walk Te Araroa.
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