Being able to go tramping (known as hiking in other countries) in the wilderness is often cited as one of the advantages of living in New Zealand. While some walks such as the Milford Track are renowned, hundreds of other tracks offer similar experiences without the crowds. Huge areas of the South Island are conservation lands; hundreds of huts and thousands of kilometres of tracks offer many opportunities. This photograph was taken in Kahurangi National Park, in the north-west of the South Island.
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Photograph by Carl Walrond
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