How to Get Your Friends to Join You on Hiking Holidays
If you love to hike, but you find it hard to gather a crowd to keep you company, try these tips to encourage your friends to join you on your next hiking holiday.
If you love to hike, but you find it hard to gather a crowd to keep you company, try these tips to encourage your friends to join you on your next hiking holiday.
Travelling solo can be intimidating at first. There is a knack to traveling solo, here are our tips for solo travelers so you can go from shy tail-end-Charlie to solo-travelling Warrior Queen.
If you’ve done the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, congratulations! But you’ve by no means done the best walk in the Tongariro National Park! That title goes to the Tongariro Northern Circuit.
So, how do you know which Lake Waikaremoana guided walk is right for you? Well, let’s cover the main points of difference on each walk so you can be confident you’ll have a wonderful time.
Created in 1992 in order to protect the integrity of these conservation assets, 2022 marks the 30th anniversary of the New Zealand Great Walks. Since then, completing a Great Walk has become a cultural rite of passage, not just for Kiwi hikers but for hiking enthusiasts from all over the globe.
We’ve perfected the art of guided walk gear hireage over the past two decades to make sure your guided walk experience in the North Island is as smooth and hassle-free as it can be!
One look at the legs on Brad Taylor and it’s clear that here is a man who spends a lot of time walking. A proud wilderness enthusiast, Brad holds the prestigious self-awarded title of ‘Most Completed Tours of the Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk.’ He stopped counting at 100.
An insiders guide to walking the Tongariro Alpine Crossing. Choose the best time to go to ensure you get the most out of your precious time.
If you’re about to do your first multi-day guided walk in New Zealand, you might be wondering what the bathroom situation is in the back country. There’s an etiquette to pooping in the bush, so let’s cover the basics so you can set off on your next back country guided walk in New Zealand with confidence.
The biggest myth of the outdoors is that Kiwi’s don’t want to walk with a guide. Unlock a whole other level of outdoor experience and afterwards, you’ll never want to freedom-walk again.