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More huts on Te Araroa now bookable as DOC moves online
Te Araroa Trust has welcomed the Department of Conservation's move to bring more huts and campsites on Te Araroa onto its online…
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Community turns out to restore native forest on the Puketotara Track
Community spirit was on full display on the Pukeatotara of the track in late May, when 55 volunteers — including a busload…
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Serendipity Stu
Te Araroa’s Northern Trail Coordinator, Stu Bennett, grew up near Whakahoro on the Whanganui River - close to where Te Araroa now…
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The Trudge and the Jubilation
In the latest of our ‘People of Te Araroa’ series we have a kōrero with Cat Wilson, director of heritage and visitors…
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The Accidental Warden
Karen Griffiths didn’t grow up in a traditional kiwi tramping family, but she remembers that her father wanted his kids to experience…
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New Bridge – New Connections
The Whangaehu River and its people couldn’t have put on a better day for the blessing of what will be one of…
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Government Investment a Boost for Walkers
Te Araroa Trust has welcomed the Government’s recent announcement to invest in trail infrastructure, recognising the positive impact it will have on…
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A rare bird, a hut, and a renewing trail
In the third instalment of our ‘People of Te Araroa’ series, we have a cuppa with wildlife defender, web and graphic designer,…
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High yet humbled by TA
Best-selling author Naomi Arnold on how thru-hiking Te Araroa broke her, changed her, and filled her with joy. Naomi wrote one of…
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