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Lonely Planet Hiking & Tramping in New Zealand Sarah Bennett, Lee Slater, Jim DuFresne
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications

I've read this complaint from international tourists having issues on the Southland area major walks because their Lonely Planet indicated something a little different to what they found)… . We are buying a "baby backpack". As anyone flown the long… Would hiking or "tramping" with an infant be recommended as well??? According to the Lonely Planet this trek is destined to be recognized as one of the great walks of the world, thus falling into the same class as the Milford track in New Zealand. Jan 27, 2008 - Hi all, My husband and I are travelling with our 7-month old son to NZ from Toronto, Canada on March 2 - April 5, 2008. Tossing on a backpack and traveling light, Anyone who has ever dreamed of even walking just one of these walks should read this book. Copy and paste the url below to We also want to hike and walk, not any wild and long ones, but just for some hours. ACCOMMODATION RATES: Quoted in NZ$, Subject to change. Lonely Planet publishes an excellent guidebook called "Tramping in New Zealand" by Jim DuFresne that discusses most of the major walks. Especially those that take more than 1 day? Oct 14, 2013 - New Zealand for the Armchair Traveler | Travel stories, world music, travel books, and a close peek at unique destinations. Oct 30, 2010 - A lengthy introduction describes the main access points of the Tararuas, and explains some basics of tramping in New Zealand such as things about huts, water quality, general etiquette, and common terms unlikely to be heard outside New . One of the most famous routes is the Routeburn Track, a classic for a few reasons: it's not too hard to hike and has incredible scenery going from lush forest to an alpine path with expansive views and nice huts. In fact, at 19.8 miles, fit people could dayhike it . Originally published in 1999 and re-jacketed in 2005, Kiwi Tracks by seasoned globetrotter Andrew Stevenson continues to be one of Lonely Planet's best-selling travel narratives. We were pretty tired after all that traveling, shopping and being catapulted into a new, very quite and different country where it just would not get dark for the next three weeks! Sep 16, 2010 - An ideal stopping place on what Lonely Planet has called “one of the best drives on the world” along the West Coast: Enjoy the private deck overlooking native forest from the timber studio units, sleeping 2 – 4 View Pancake Rocks /Blowholes; Walk rugged beaches/native rainforest; View native birds, weka, tui, wood pigeon; Tramping Paparoa National Park; Caving; Canoe hire; Horse trekking. May 19, 2010 - Going to New Zealand, mate? Jul 29, 2007 - There's a dude walking his dog!' View from our hostel showing the colourful Icelandic houses in the evening sun.