Refreshing swimming holes can be found in Falls River. Photo: Abel Tasman Canyons

Hidden spots in the Abel Tasman

October 2018

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The hard-to-find places no-one else knows about.

Abel Tasman National Park is our smallest national park, but it is host to the most popular Great Walk: more than 43,000 people walked the Abel Tasman Coast Track in 2017/18. But with a few tricks and a little knowledge, there is no need to feel swept up in a tourist maelstrom. There are plenty […]
October 2018

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Marios Gavalas

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Marios Gavalas

Marios Gavalas works as an adventure guide, showing off Aotearoa’s wild places to international visitors. He is the author of 18 walking and tramping guide books and has been a Wilderness contributor for over 10 years. He is happy on his mountain bike or skis and can often be found in his garden communing with gnomes.

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