Since reaching Bluff, our bodies have been doing a lot of recovery – apologies for posting only now. It took us a while to gather our tho...

Firstly, our deepest apologies for blogging only now. The last couple of weeks we were deep in the high country with very few moments of ...

Having had finished the Richmond Ranges, we felt quite relieved – after all, people say it offers the toughest portion of the Te Araroa t...

Finally on the South Island! We set out early morning on the 15th of January to catch the 6am ferry to Picton. The ferry takes 3,5 hours ...

Greetings from Wellington – we have finished the North Island and its gorgeous, often strenious and very adventurous 1700 kilometres! We ...

The past couple of weeks have definitely been an adventure to the fullest, taking us through volcanoes on the Tongariro Alpine Crossing t...

Another week on the trail with some more adventure. This time we left after a couple of 0-days in Hamilton to give our feet a break. The ...

As much as we enjoyed our little break in the city of sales, Auckland, we felt surprisingly relieved to get out of the busy city life and...

The past week has consisted of so diverse experiences that it is almost impossible to write it down in a single post – but let’s try! The...

On Te Araroa, one learns rather quickly the meaning of a “trail angel”. Trail angels in the tramping lingo refer to people who out of the...

On our last day before the start of the hike we saw some tired trampers walking through Paihia. Back then it felt like a distant future b...

First 100km tramped and first proper reception! Our hike started in Cape Reigna on the 1st of November as planned. Getting to the most no...

While typing this, we are sitting in an airplane from George to Johannesburg, South Africa, on our first leg of the adventure to wilderne...

Ever since we met each other, tramping has been very much in the picture. We learned to know one another in the mountains, and we have le...