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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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.
Read moreA 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.
Read moreThis 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.
Read moreFor most people walking the length of New Zealand on the 3000km Te Araroa trail would be a tough challenge even in ideal conditions.
Read moreFor Victoria Bruce, the “weird energy” that buzzes through her body as a result of chronic anxiety dissipates whenever she sets foot on a hiking trail.
Read moreThe Invercargill City Council hopes to complete work on the Invercargill-Bluff walking and cycling track by the end of the year.
Read moreThere are many ways to experience the beautiful landscapes of Aotearoa, but none quite so liberating as the experience you get while walking it.
Read moreThree people in the bright of day, walking up Moir Hill, then 16 kilometres onward to finish with the drink they'd promised themselves at the Puhoi pub.
Read moreIn lockdown last year, the Gerlach family dreamed of an almighty adventure.
Read moreA family of five, including a six- year-old girl who is “resilient, strong and adventurous”, has walked the Te Araroa Trail from Cape Reinga to Bluff.
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