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In the February issue we take a look at three tramping tops - peaks anyone can climb - in the Hakatere Conservation Park.
We find an alternative to the hugely popular Routeburn Track by heading up the North branch of the Route Burn River.
Climber Paul Hersey writes about the hits and misses associated with finding new routes in the mountains and asks if it's better to just stick to the tried and true.
We review three tramping stoves and readers report back on a two day tramp in Egmont National Park, a three-dayer in Otago and an overnighter in the Tararuas.
We find an alternative to the hugely popular Routeburn Track by heading up the North branch of the Route Burn River.
Climber Paul Hersey writes about the hits and misses associated with finding new routes in the mountains and asks if it's better to just stick to the tried and true.
We review three tramping stoves and readers report back on a two day tramp in Egmont National Park, a three-dayer in Otago and an overnighter in the Tararuas.
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An obvious path from Seaview Rd leads to the top of Wairere Falls. The track then sidles around the...
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| Length: | 4.5km |
| Time: | 3hr |
| Grade: | Easy |
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