Zero days and Four Squares: what the first stretch of Te Araroa is really like
A first zero day on Te Araroa in Kerikeri reveals the trail's real logistics: thin resupply, local hosts and a...
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A Te Araroa day 11 diary: 19.5km from Kerikeri to Waitangi, three closed cafes, quiet forestry roads and a campsite full of solo women hikers.
The Trek · 6 Nov 2026 · Adventure & Outdoor TravelA first zero day on Te Araroa in Kerikeri reveals the trail's real logistics: thin resupply, local hosts and a...
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