Peak to pub

January 2020

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You can’t get more iconic that the Chateau Tongariro, opened in 1929. Photo: Matthew Cattin
Nothing beats a cold beverage and a hearty meal after a day in the hills. Luckily, New Zealand’s mountains and pubs go together like mince and cheese.   1. Te Aroha to The Grand Tavern, Waikato At 937m, Te Aroha is the tallest summit on the Kaimai Range, offering views across the Waikato all the […]
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