Timeline Wilderness Protection
Good things take time, especially wilderness protection. Shaun Barnett outlines the journey of New Zealand's wilderness protection.
Good things take time, especially wilderness protection. Shaun Barnett outlines the journey of New Zealand's wilderness protection.
Tramping New Zealand's Great Walks off-season requires a range of backcountry skills.
The food and energy get low as Oamaru Hut and bad weather near.
The Rangiora Tramping Club is a very family-friendly club, with a reputation for openly welcoming and including new people.
We leave one superb hut for another...and another...
Fi and Anthony finally admit to themselves that they’ve become hut rats.
A perfect day for travel dawned so we took the high route.
A desperate situation requires a desperate solution.
'What? Another zero day? You gotta be kidding me!'
We near the end of the Ruahine Range and things get unpleasant.
'move along you two, there's nothing to see here...'
The weather forces another zero day on us. Damn!
Mountain-biking has come a long way since the first edition of Classic New Zealand Mountain Bike rides in 1991.
You never know what is around the corner...or down the hill.
What lessons can be taken away from the 2013 Mt Taranaki tragedy? Nick Plimmer considers the unfortunate events.
Just because it's a short day doesn't mean it's going to be an easy day.
The art of slow walking is harder to master than you’d think...but Fi and Anthony are experts.
We walk our Nemesis...the dreaded Sawtooth.
Make good outdoor decisions. Johnny Mulheron warns of, and describes, heuristic traps.
Mixing work with pleasure on the Ruahine Range.
"I am acutely conscious every time I get in the hills that someone had to fight to save that experience for me."... A 2010 opinion piece from then FMC President Richard Davies.