13 more northern kilometres
Completion of signage on the the Onekainga Track, means there’s now a 13-kilometre route between Kaiikanui Road, just inland from Mimiwhangata Bay in Northland, through to Whananaki Estuary.
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Southern councils push TA onward
Te Araroa’s southern-most section, the 32-km walk from Invercargill to Bluff, has received a major boost with Environment Southland and Invercargill City Council allocating a further $50,000 each towards the…
Read moreThe stuck truck
Off to work in the Te Araroa ute yesterday - to the yet-to-be-opened Whangamarino Redoubt - Dragway Road track.
Uber-tramp
At this speed the 3,000-km Te Araroa would take four and a half hours –
http://www. youtube. com/watch?v=SVGD2MHphO4
Oriwa Ridge route goes west
After considering more than 200 submissions, DOC has decided against establishing a track along Oriwa Ridge, proposing that the Te Araroa Trust instead utilise the existing main ridge route it…
Read morePirongia opening
On the day of the opening, the mist bagged the summit. Then it bagged the whole mountain. By 12.
Read moreThe Big Walk
Two of this country’s leading adventurers have headed out onto Te Araroa – Graeme Dingle from Bluff, and Jamie Fitzgerald from Cape Reinga.
Read moreCool, clear, water
A critical factor for Te Araroa walkers on 90 Mile Beach has always been how much water to carry and where to get it.
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