Dog-gone days on the Pelorus Track

May 2020

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Little Pippin has walked 110km of the Te Araroa Trail, carrying her food in the pockets of her Swaandri. Photo: Sarah Fyfe
Hidden within the South Island sections of the Te Araroa Trail are some stunning river valleys and alpine tracks that allow dogs, discovers Sarah Fyfe The 110km section of the Te Araroa Trail that runs beside the Pelorus River, over the Richmond Range to St Arnaud is special to me. I have twice been able […]

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