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50 best tramper’s peaks: mountains A-B

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February 2015

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Alistair is the editor and publisher of Wilderness. His favourite tramping ground is Tongariro National Park.

By Alistair Hall

We’ve picked the brains of those who really know the country to create this list of must-climb peaks for every Kiwi tramper. All 50 are climbable without rope, all 50 provide a darn good challenge and all 50 are magnificent. Start ticking them off now… Words and images by: Alistair Hall, Matthew Pike, Shaun Barnett, […]

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