An Aoraki plan W

September 2024

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Letter of the month An Aoraki plan W I’m writing about Ruataniwha Conservation Park, which seems to be a forgotten reserve among trampers or one that is overlooked by those more keen to explore the highlights of Aoraki Mt Cook National Park.  Access is about 10km up the Aoraki Mt Cook Highway from Ōmarama at […]

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