Q&A with Te Araroa Manawatū trustee Paula De Goldi
From teaching trigonometry to Palmerston North school students to maintaining Te Araroa tracks in the Tararua Range.
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2021/2022 Trail Maps and Notes Released
We have today released the new trail notes and maps for the 2021/2022 season - click here for the summary of the changes and for full maps and maps click…
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Te Araroa walkers need backup plan
“With Northland, Auckland and Waikato closed to through-walking, we suggest walkers planning to do Te Araroa do the South Island first,” says Te Araroa Executive Director, Mark Weatherall.
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The mum who quit her job to heal from trauma on the Te Araroa Trail with her daughterle
Victoria Bruce feels like she’s spent much of her adult life in flight or fight mode.
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The long-awaited walking and cycling track between Invercargill and Bluff will be completed in October, and plans are already underway for an official opening.
Great news, the section between Invercargill and Bluff is now off road!
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Te Araroa walkers get creative to complete journey
Jenny and Gerard Wells are among 600 people who have registered to walk Te Araroa Trail this summer.
Read moreAcklin tacklin’ Te Araroa
Blake Acklin has a bucket-list adventure in his sights — walking the 3000km Te Araroa Trail the length of New Zealand.
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Q&A with trail personalities Mark Williams and Kerry Shanta
Mark and Kerry walked Te Araroa a couple of years ago and are now trail angels and volunteers based in Northland.
Read moreVacancy: Te Araroa Trail Executive Director
Walking from Cape Reinga to Bluff is one of the most rewarding experiences of a person’s life.
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Preparing for your 2021-2022 Te Araroa journey – COVID-19 Alert Levels FAQ
The days are getting warmer and longer, which usually means one thing: it’s coming to the start of the walking season.
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