November 2016

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Cape Brett Hut was once the lighthouse keeper’s home. Photo: Meghan Walker
With its dramatic views, wind-swept cliffs, and rugged tracks, Cape Brett Peninsula is an escapist’s dream tramp. Or, for a group of nine-to-fivers from Auckland, it’s the perfect getaway for the weekend warrior. The launching point for this Northland track is Te Rawhiti, just 30km from Russell. Many do the tramp in one of two […]
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