Te Whare Okioki, Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park

January 2020

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The first section of Te Tuhi Track crosses steep farmland. Photo: Meg Drive
A place to rest Te Whare Okioki – meaning ‘The Resting Place’ – opened in October 2019 after a massive effort involving many organisations and volunteers. The hut’s position along the southern part of the Kaimai’s North South Track adds another option for those wanting shelter as part of a day walk, overnight tramp, or […]

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