Te Araroa Trust Chief Executive update 9 - What to expect at COVID-19 Alert Level 2
A decision on when New Zealand will move to Level 2 will be made by the Government on Monday 11 May and we remain under Level 3 restrictions until then....
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Guidance for Te Araroa trail walking during Covid-19 Alert Level 3 - Chief Executive Update 8
For Te Araroa trail walkers, the change to Level 3 allows people to enjoy short day walks (up to three hours total) on easy local tracks, so long as they...
Read moreTe Araroa Trust Chief Executive update 6 - What to expect under COVID-19 alert Level 3
According to the official COVID-19 website, day walks within a person’s local region will be permitted, along with swimming, surfing and shore-based fishing.
Read moreNew certificate generator for champions of Te Araroa
Anybody who completes the North Island section, South Island section, or full 3,000km trail can generate and print a personalised certificate via the Te Araroa website.
Read moreTe Araroa Trust Chief Executive update 5 – hunting, tramping, swimming banned – 6 April 2020
Te Araroa Trust has previously advised walkers not to undertake these activities on any sections of Te Araroa trail during the COVID-19 lockdown, but the new Government order now makes...
Read moreTe Araroa Trust Chief Executive update 4 – trail walking during COVID-19 lockdown
The lockdown began at midnight last night (25 March), with everyone in New Zealand required to self-isolate at home for four weeks The intent of this lockdown is to stop COVID-19...
Read moreTe Araroa statement on trail walking during COVID-19 alert level 3
This follows the Government’s announcement that New Zealand’s COVID-19 alert level has moved to Level 3 (Restrict) and will move to Level 4 tomorrow.
Read moreTe Araroa: COVID 19 (coronavirus) information update 2
The trail remains open but is not currently an option for international walkers due to the temporary closure of New Zealand’s borders to non-New Zealand citizens and permanent residents on...
Read moreTe Araroa: COVID 19 (coronavirus) information update 1
For international visitors, it’s important to be aware of the most recent travel restrictions and rules regarding self-isolation upon arrival to New Zealand shores.
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