Healing from trauma on Te Araroa Trail
Photo Credit - Danilo Hegg/ Southern Alps Photography
We're a solo mummy/daughter duo walking 3,000 km across New Zealand on the Te Araroa Trail as part of my recovery from post-traumatic…
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COVID-19 update: Walking Te Araroa at Alert Level 4
By now most of you will have heard the New Zealand Government’s announcement that the country has moved to COVID-19 Alert Level 4. This came into effect at 11.
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Q&A with accommodation provider and trail legend Bill Trolove
Bill Trolove is a man of the mountains. He’s also a bit of a legend amongst the Te Araroa community.
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Hope on the horizon for overseas walkers dreaming of Te Araroa
Our Te Araroa trial is a walk of a lifetime.
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Te Araroa Trail - Northland Community Relations Officer Role Available
Te Araroa - New Zealand's Trail - is a continuous 3,000 km walking track from Cape Reinga in the north to Bluff in the south.
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Walking Te Araroa alone
Te Araroa, New Zealand’s Trail is a walk of a lifetime to see and experience some of the most remote, diverse and stunning locations around Aotearoa.
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Walk this way – Waka Kotahi funds north Waikato Te Araroa trail upgrade
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency has funded an upgrade to Te Araroa – New Zealand’s trail, to help keep walkers safe in the northern Waikato.
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Kauri Mountain track upgraded, others to follow in $2M programme
A 14-month, $2 million project to upgrade sections of the Te Araroa trail in Northland to better protect kauri is progressing well, the Northland Regional Council says.
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Waikato Regional Trustee Application Process
This is an exciting opportunity to be involved in the regional governance of New Zealand’s internationally recognised 3,000km walking trail, rated among the top long walks in the world.
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