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New Zealand walks and trails offer the opportunity to appreciate and absorb the flavour of your surroundings. View more information on New Zealand walks and trails.
New Zealand walks and trails offer an experience never to be forgotten. The simple action of putting one foot in front of the other is a way to feel the landscape through the soles of your feet. By having physical contact with the environment, you let it affect you. The sensations and scents of cool forest, rushing rivers, sun-warmed rock and salt-washed sand have the power to refresh and rejuvenate your spirit.
You can view more information about options for Tramping, Hiking, Guided Walks.
Central Otago, now the fastest growing wine region in New Zealand and known for its award winning Pinot Noir.
The Otago Goldfields Heritage Trail offers a year-round opportunity to appreciate the golden heritage of the Otago region.
The Otago Central Rail Trail is a unique recreational facility rich in history. Popular with walkers, mountain bike and horse riders.
A summary of scenic highlights in and around the Coromandel, including birdlife, scenery and local history.
There's no better way to see the Kauaeranga Valley than by mountain bike.
The Karangahake Gorge and Walkway links Paeroa with Waihi, following the old Paeroa-Waihi railway.
Some of the most spectacular views of Dunedin and the surrounding area are those from the top of Mount Cargill.
Tunnel Beach, a strikingly different Dunedin walkway, with sea-carved sandstone cliffs, rock arches and caves.
The Catlins Coastal Heritage Trail includes isolated beaches, rugged coastline, local history, fossilised forest, and Hector's dolphins.
On the trail of Captain Cook - Cook's Cove and Tolaga Bay.
Find a slice of heaven on the Mahia Peninsula.
Spectacular views and wilderness experiences on the Milford, Routeburn, Kepler, and Hollyford walking tracks.
Lake Tutira is an idyllic picnicking and camping spot. Includes the Tutira Walkway, bird sanctuary, swimming, and trout fishing.
The Wairau Plain, home to the largest grape growing area in New Zealand.
Explore the wineries throughout the Queenstown region on the Queenstown Wine Trail.
The Tongariro Crossing, a one-day hike that does it all; alpine meadow, mountain summit, stunning volcanic features.
There are a number of scenic hiking trails around the Tongariro National Park, from a just one hour to five days.
A variety of walks leading to waterfalls and caves with stunning views at the reflection lake.
Highlights of the Catlins including the Catlins River Walk, Curio Bay Petrified Forest, Slope Point, and Waipapa Point Lighthouse
Find nature and history on the Tuatapere Hump Ridge Track, New Zealand's newest walking track.
Waiohine Gorge, Lake Wairarapa, Tararua Forest Park - enjoy walks and bird watching.
An exceptional day walk that takes you into the alpine zone in just a few hours.
The Clutha River outlet, at the south-eastern tip of Lake Wanaka, is popular with fishermen, families, joggers and cyclists.
Haast Pass - spectacular scenery from Wanaka thru to the West Coast.
For your perfect New Zealand holiday, make sure you look for accommodation and experiences which carry the Qualmark.
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