by Jub | Sep 19, 2023
The Rodger Inlet Bushline Route is a sneaky good (7km+ return) route! If you’re staying at the Rodger Inlet hut, make the effort to get at least above the bush line. You’ll be rewarded with epic views, and it’s a totally different trail compared to...
by Jub | Sep 14, 2023
Routes, Glutes, and Two Pairs Of Boots by Holly Kipling is a memoir of her time hiking the Te Araroa Trail (SOBO) in 2019 as a 19 year old. You get a day by day description of her journey, detailing the highs, lows, sights, scenes, friends (foes?), and plenty of food...
by Jub | Aug 18, 2023
The 11.3km Rodger Inlet Track to the hut isn’t as frequented as other tracks nearby such as the Green Lake Hut Track. So if you’re heading to this region and would prefer a hut to yourself, you’ll prefer the Rodger Inlet Track. This post will give...
by Jub | Jun 1, 2023
If you’re looking for a track that’s off the beaten path for most, unless you’re walking the Te Araroa Trail, then the 11 to 12km Kiwi Burn Hut Track is for you (or you can do a shorter out and back). The Snowden Forest Conservation Area is...
by Jub | May 11, 2023
The Wentworth Valley Falls walk leads to a two-tiered waterfall with each tier about 20 metres high. If you’re looking for an easy walk, the gentle incline on a gravel path to the waterfall viewing platform makes this a great walk to consider. This post based on...
