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Te Araroa

Southern Terminus: Bluff, Southland, New Zealand

Northern Terminus: Cape Reinga, Northland, New                                Zealand

The Te Araroa (or The Long Pathway), pronounced "tiara - row - a," is about 3000 km or 1800 miles in length. It crosses varied landscapes - taking the walker through forest, alpine, and coastline ecosystems in rapid succession. This long walk offers a great variety of views, challenge, adventure, and basic tourism in New Zealand. This provides a unique travelling experience - to discover large swaths of a country solely on foot. In many instances we found ourselves in a wilderness setting one day and walking through a city center the next. 

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While strolling through Wellington and other cities we often came across plaques in the walkways that kept us on track.

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