Spotlight On…Te Aroha
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1M ago
Whether it's short walks, mineral spas, or mouth watering food to keep you going, Te Aroha offers plenty of opportunities to hop off the bike and make the most of your ride.  With this in mind, we've put together a spotlight on the township, which includes places of interest and great spots to fill up hungry tummies.  ..read more
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Rail Trail Tales With Biking Hiking Shuttles
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1M ago
Biking Hiking Shuttles is a family owned and operated business run by Sue and Pete Middleton. The duo are based approximately 7 kms south of the town of Te Aroha, close to the Hauraki Rail Trail and within easy access to the Kaimai hiking trails. We caught a shuttle with Sue and Pete to hear more about their passion, and to hear how this creative team can enhance your experience of the Trail and the surrounding countryside ..read more
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Wildlife & Nature Along The Hauraki Rail Trail
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3M ago
offers visitors a memorable journey across 197km of track comprising of 5 distinctive and manageable sections.  The diverse trails are Grade 1 Easiest and offer rides for all abilities, interests and itineraries.  If you’re hungry for adventure, and want to experience the wild and natural essence of the region, we’ve got you covered ..read more
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Rail Trail Tales With Outdoor Kid
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5M ago
Outdoorsy mum, Ceana Priest, is on a mission to get kids to ditch devices and head outdoors this summer. The former conservation ranger spent the past four years exploring the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, and Central Plateau regions with her seven-year-old son and has written a guidebook combining all three areas. We asked Ceana to share her experience of the Hauraki Rail Trail with us, and also to pass on a few tips when adventuring with kids ..read more
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Our Favourite Things To See & Do In Thames
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5M ago
A historical town situated 1.5 hours' drive from Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga, Thames is located between the Firth of Thames and the majestic Coromandel Ranges. Thames is full of character and comes with plenty of dining and accommodation options making it an ideal base from which to explore. We’ve put together our list of favourite Things To See & Do In Thames. Enjoy one, or all, and share a few photos and stories with us on the Hauraki Rail Trail Facebook Page ..read more
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Rail Trail Tales With The Lady Bowen
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6M ago
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On The Trail With Riverside Adventures Waikato
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8M ago
Riverside Adventures Waikato are an Adventure company, specialising in Biking and Kayaking tours, bike hire and trail shuttles and have been in business for almost 11 years. We sat down with Business Development Manager, Memorie Brooky to hear more about how they tailor adventures, their 4-Day ride on the Hauraki Rail Trail, the Amazing Adventure Race for schools, and the exciting launch of accommodation pods with stunning views of Lake Karāpiro, the Waikato River and Maungatautari ..read more
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Rail Trail Tales With Wanderlust Solo Women Tours
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8M ago
Gina Cambridge is a long-time local to the breathtaking Coromandel Peninsula, particularly the Paeroa area, where she grew up. She’s a passionate traveller with many solo global adventures up her sleeve, and subsequently took a leap to create her own local, boutique women’s retreats in New Zealand - Wanderlust Solo Women Tours. We slipped into holiday mode and caught up with Gina to hear more about the philosophy behind her retreats, why she encourages women to join her adventures, and of course where she’s intending to explore in the world next ..read more
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Hauraki Rail Trail - A Ride Planning Guide
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9M ago
The laid-back Hauraki Rail Trail is a Great Ride for all ages. With its gentle terrain and abundance of accommodation, cafes and restaurants, it’s one of the easiest and most satisfying trails in the North Island.  The Trail is ideal for families looking for a manageable adventure, retired people, school groups, social clubs, to celebrate special occasions, and overseas visitors looking to experience the best of New Zealand.  If you’re looking to ride the Trail, we've put together a basic guide to get you started ..read more
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Older, Wiser and Ready To Ride A Bike
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10M ago
Regardless of age, fitness level, or the list of aches and pains, you can enjoy the fun, adventure, and health benefits of biking. Cycling is one of the best exercises for ageing bodies, as it helps you work your cardiovascular system and keep your heart healthy. Whether you haven’t ridden for years, or want to ride more regularly to get a little fitter, here’s a few tips and itineraries to get started ..read more
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