Welcome to Our Latest Travels

Day 17 (349 to 378 kms) So nice to spend time at the Nike Bay Eco-Lodge and enjoy the hospitality of James. Our

Day 16 (322 to 349 kms) Started the day with crossing the footbridge between Ngunguru North and South. This bridge claims to be

Day 15 (306 to 322 kms) Up early when the birds woke up. Everyone else was sleeping. Took 2 eggs from the box and

Day 14 (280 to 306 kms) Left earlier with hopes to take it more slowly. It is not in my nature to walk

Day 13 (262 to 280 kms) Ruth, Elliot and I had discussed “The Farm” many times, and we had created our own stories

Day 12 After the kayak trip, we had a short walk to Sheryl’s place, my first trail angel. It was

Day 12 (251 to 262 kms) There are a couple of options when leaving Paihia. Either take a small passenger ferry to Russell

Day 9 to 11 (197 to 251 kms) The walk to Kerikeri was very pleasant, but maybe a little harder than anticipated. Or maybe

Day 8 (177 to 197 kms) Huge and very rewarding day. I got to walk the river gorge, something I have wanted to

Days 6 and 7 (115 to 177 kms) The weather warning ended at 7am, and it was time to get on the trail. But

Days 4 and 5 (101 to 115 kms) Time to enjoy a little time in some Northland townships. Ahipara is tiny, with a gas

Days 1 to 3 (20 to 101 kms) It is really good to be on the Trail. Although, 90 Mile Beach is a tough way