The future for Lake Waikaremoana

November 2019

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November 2019

A magnificent view of Lake Waikaremoana from Panekiri Bluff. Photo: Meghan Walker
Earlier this year, I received a string of letters from readers sharing dismay at their experience of the Lake Waikaremoana Track. Unreliable water taxis and shuttle services, huts and tracks in disrepair. In short, not the ‘Great Walk’ experience they were expecting. Even before these letters began arriving in my inbox, Wilderness had been trying […]
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