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Article Walking Notes: Onawe

Onawe, a peninsula or an island depending on the tide, divides the head of Akaroa Harbour into Barrys Bay and Duvauchelle Bay.   More »

Article Walking Notes: Scarborough - Taylors Mistake

From Sumner, this is a walk along the tops of the coastal sea cliffs leading to the bach community of Taylors Mistake.   More »

Article Walking Notes: Crater Rim Walkway

The Port Hills are a distinctive feature of the Christchurch skyline, being part of the extinct Lyttelton Volcano. Although largely cleared of natural vegetation by past burning, pockets remain, and substantial revegetation work has been undertaken. Walking is exposed to sun and wind, and ...   More »

Article Route Guide: Rocks Hut - Pelorus Track

From Rocks Hut behind Nelson, this track leads down into the pretty, green Pelorus River.   More »

Article Route Guide: Northern Crossing of the Tararuas

This is not the usual Northern Crossing from Levin to The Pines via Mitre Flats Hut. Rather it exits via Baldy, Atiwhakatu Hut and the Holdsworth road end. The last day would be very long and should be broken at ...   More »

Article Route Outline: Abel Tasman Coast Track

The Abel Tasman Coast Track is an easy walk along beautiful swimming beaches, over low saddles, and across tidal estuaries.   More »

Article Route Guide: Harper Pass - Kiwi Saddle

The long and famous route over Harper Pass, or Hurunui Saddle, was once used by Maori as they visited the West Coast to trade in pounamu.   More »

Article Route Guide: Mt Matthews

Mount Matthews is the closest big peak (941 metres) to Wellington City.   More »

Article Route Guide: Wangapeka Track

The Wangapeka is a famous old track along a series of river valleys in the south of Kahurangi National Park.   More »

Article Route Guide: Macetown Road

Macetown is an abandoned gold town, the lost twin of thriving Arrowtown.   More »

Article Route Guide: Kaitoke - Holdsworth

The classic route between Kaitoke in the south of the Tararua Ranges and Holdsworth (about halfway up the eastern side of the ranges) is a popular tramping trip taking 2-3 days.   More »

Article Route Guide: Caples Track

The Caples Track begins and ends upon its neighbour, the Greenstone Track, and it is commonly walked in combination with the Routeburn or Greenstone (or even both).   More »

Article Lake Mavis

A snow wonder for all to enjoy.   More »

Article Route Guide: Inland Pack Track

The Inland Pack Track is an accessible tour of the recently gazetted Paparoa National Park.   More »

Article Route Outline: Pyke - Big Bay Route

Generally combined with the Hollyford Track to form a challenging loop of around 10 days, the route is also accessible by air or jet boat at various points.   More »

Article Route Guide: Hawdon River

Travel up the Hawdon valley is easy, with wide grassy flats in its lower reaches.   More »

Article Route Outline: Tongariro Northern Circuit

Exploring an active volcanic landscape of craters, lakes, springs, and sulphurous gases, this spectacular track is hard to match.   More »

Article Route Guide: St James Walkway

The majority of this walkway lies on the St James Station, a large (173 340ha) high country station bordered by conservation land. Cattle are run on the station land and vehicle tracks, mud, and dung offer persistent company.   More »

Article Route Outline: Lake Waikaremoana Track

The broken, isolated landscape of Urewera National Park is a product of recent earthquakes and ongoing mountain-building. Indeed, the lake itself is merely 2000 years old, having formed behind a massive landslip. In 1946 the lake level was lowered 5m ...   More »

Article Walking Notes: Bridle Path

Until the Summit Road over Evans Pass was completed in 1857, the Bridle Path was the only route available to Canterbury settlers travelling from Lyttelton Harbour over the Port Hills.   More »

Article Route Guide: Big River

Big River is the site of an old gold town hidden in a sunny valley 14km south of Reefton.   More »

Article Walking Notes: Bush Creek

The Bush Creek Walking Track begins west of the reconstructed Arrowtown Chinese Settlement.   More »

Article Walking Notes: Organ Pipes

The Organ Pipes are a fascinating geological formation on Mt Holmes in the city of Dunedin.   More »

Track Nydia Walkway

A shorter neighbour of the Queen Charlotte Track, The Nydia Track explores low saddles and shorelines in the Marlborough Sounds.   More »

Article Route Outline: Cascade Saddle

This fine weather route links easier walking in the Dart and Matukituki Valleys, with the eastern end of the route at Aspiring Hut by the Matukituki River West Branch and the western end at Dart Hut on the Dart Track.   More »

Track Inland Pack Track

A beautiful historic route through a coastal karst environment. Gorges, caves, waterfalls, subterranean rivers, sink-holes, swimming, and camping beneath a giant overhang.   More »

Article Walking Notes: Manawatu Riverside Walkway & Bridle Track

The long Manawatu River drains the eastern faces of the Tararua and Ruahine Ranges before bending through the Manawatu Gorge, passing by Palmerston North, and finishing on the western coast of the North Island.   More »

Photograph View over Thompsons Track from Main Range to Ngatamahinerua

North-South track shown is actually the other side of main ridge, obscured. Note the saddle between main plateau (left) and Ngatamahinerua peak (right).   More »

Article Walking Notes: Godley Head Walkway

The Godley Head Walkway is popular with Christchurch walkers, having good coastal views, and a historic landscape to explore.   More »

Article Route Guide: Kepler Track

The Kepler Track is a recently established (1988) circular track traversing mountain tops, lake edges, beech forest, and wetlands.   More »
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