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Wild Comment

The great disappointment

Enjoying the outdoors as a queer person

The super-adventurous non-adventure

Is Taranaki Mounga a safe mountain to climb?

Confessions of a luxury tramper

Guiding through a year of Covid

Infinite galaxies

Conservation as trauma

Is Pouakai Tarn an asset or a liability?

Why summits are sacred

Why shopping local is more important than ever

Support the companies that support Wilderness

Spare a thought for DOC

Track upgrades diminish connection to nature

The freedom of the hills

Boots best before date

With hypothermia, caution is the better part of valour

SPCA’s hapless stance

The naked truth

When experience isn’t enough

Bunks for all – but her

There’ll be time enough for sleeping when the game is done

On pace, puff and competitive tramping

It’s time to buy rescue insurance

Nightmare at Architect Creek Hut

Tourism from a tramper’s perspective

Do your knees a favour

Bucket list at all costs

Great Walk and Great Ride?

The numbers game

Learning that can’t be done in school

Tourism requires social license

The death of hut decorum

What’s the use of wilderness?

Rotorua’s redwoods an example for all forest owners

A river rules my life

Highway ‘cargo cult’ thinking

Almost a done deal

Notes from a small hut

Why adventure matters

Return of the ring

Sobering thought

Signs of the time

You’re fined!

Foreign walkers not to blame

We are alive!

Winter Blues

A load of crap

What’s in a name?

Community voice or muzzled lip-service?