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Fifteen years after its inception, New Zealand’s long Trail finally opened at the end of 2011.
Te Araroa is the world’s newest long trail with a route that takes walkers from the sub-tropical forests and the volcanic plateau of the North Island to the sub-alpine tussock and the passes through the Southern Alps in the South Island.
“It’s open for walking, and there are plenty of trampers going for it, but we’re not claiming it’s finished.”
These are the words of…
ContinuePosted on April 29, 2012 at 5:12pm
Fancy exploring the south coast by bike? Found this blog to inspire you...
South Coast, WA
This is the great secret in long distance riding across Australia, kind of like Victoria’s Great Ocean Road. On steroids. Zip around the coast, plenty to see, not much in the way of traffic. What’s not to…
Posted on April 27, 2012 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment
On their amazing journey around Australia, Graham and Ella Reeks created an entertaining and inspiring blog illustrated with some stunning photography.
Here they recount their thoughts about the Tree Top Walk in Walpole and then their walk in the Stirling Ranges near Albany.
Posted on January 25, 2012 at 1:56pm
Hi All
We take delivery of our brand spanking new BOB Ibex trailers which attach to our mountain bikes, tomorrow and waiting with anticipation for the track to open all the way to Albany so we can be amongst the first end to enders. In the meantime, we are going to do an overnighter and travel from our house in Darlington to the Munda Biddi trail and on to Carinya camp site and ride back the following day. 104k round trip and at a moderate pace so as to enjoy the surrounds. Has anyone got advice for us on this part of the trail/campsite etc? I understand we can take a detour around the Dell.
Also, we'd like to post this in the general area but not sure how. Can the admin team post if for us?
Paul and Sasha
Hi Linda,
I trekked the Kokoda Trail in April this year and I'm looking forward to some easier treks closer to home. I've created a blog of my journey for friends and family. Is it appropriate to provide the hyperlink to my blog on the Trailtalk site? Some members may be interested in how you prepare for Kokoda and a description of the trek.
Cheers
Steve W.
Hi Linda
thanks, I like the look of the site as it looks very informative, always good to read the comments from other users of a trail before heading off, we will certainly be trying some of these soon, say hi to Simon
cheers
Wouter
Thanks for the warm welcome Linda!
The site looks great, i'm just trying to find my way around it at the moment.
I'm quite new to trail walking but want to get into it a lot more as i ifnd it rewarding, where would be the best place to start to find people to walk with up in the northern suburbs of perth?
Ali
Adventurous Women said… Thanks for the welcome Linda - look forward to seeing what adventures on the tracks/trails myself and the rest of our AW girls can get involved in.
Cheers
Sue.
Thanks Linda, ye the 7 stanes are amazing in Scotland, im missing not being there! But coming to WA in less than a month (from sydney) and am really keen to do lots of biking because i'm not getting on a bike much since leaving Scotland in October last year. I also will be hiring bikes when i come but am keen to meet like minded people (also love tramping and rock climbing)
Thanks
Lou
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