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North Island Trekking Attractions
Here are the top North Island trekking listings so you can find the best in North Island for your trip. Read these trekking reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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Tongariro, North Island, New Zealand
New Zealand's First National Park and a dual UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized for both its scenery and cultural value, Tongariro National Park is a stunning place..
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National Park, North Island, New Zealand
Well worth the effort, but be sure to bring lots of layers of clothing and rain gear as the weather changes quickly! Great views!! You can complete it all in one day or..
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Glinkes Gully, North Island, New Zealand
Glinkes Gully is pretty much in the middle of nowhere, but if you are lucky enough to find somewhere to stay it's a great place to spend a few days. The beach is huge..
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Rangitoto Island, North Island, New Zealand
Not the easiest climb but not the hardest either. You'll see unspoiled nature everywhere. Climb to the top, but make sure you also take the side trail to the lava..
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Murupara, North Island, New Zealand
Remote and not easily accessible, the park is most well known for its two lakes - Lake Waikaremoana and Lake Waikareiti. Lake Waikaremoana is part of a Track that..
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New Plymouth, North Island, New Zealand
Named after a dormant volcano of the same name, Egmont National Park (also known as volcano Taranaki) was first established in New Zealand in 1900. Numerous hiking..
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Pikowai, North Island, New Zealand
Pikowai is a rural community located near the beach on the shoreline of the Eastern Bay of Plenty in the North Island of New Zealand . It is located 34 km south..
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Muriwai Beach, North Island, New Zealand
This is an amazingly beautiful trek along the western coast from Muriwai to Bethells Beach. The rolling green hills and breathtaking oceans views are not to be missed!
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Horeke, North Island, New Zealand
The most famous basalt boulder valley on Earth
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Thames, North Island, New Zealand
A hiking trail with the largest hut in New Zealand and excellent views as well as glimpses of the old kauri forests that were logged here.
