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June 2017

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June 2017

Mt Arthur is the most accessible mountain in the Tablelands. Photo: Mark Watson
12 trips in Kahurangi National Park’s fabled Tablelands Straddling a large undulating upland between the Takaka and Leslie rivers, the fabled Tablelands of this region have been a magnet for trampers and explorers since New Zealand’s earliest colonial days. The magnificent scenery of this place and its juxtaposition between the rivers make it not only […]
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