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Akatrack

Walk in the quiet of the world, where there is less noise and more green.

The beautiful, secluded Akatarawa Valley lies just 30 - 40 minutes drive from Wellington City; linking the Hutt Valley and Kapiti Coast. 

Akatrack Walking Tour Group
Akatrack Walking Tour

Forming part of the foothills of the Tararua ranges the valley is a mixture of farmland and native bush.

 

Whether you are after a guided botanical walk, a self guided 2-day adventure with friends, or simply a country cottage time out weekend - we invite you to join us.

 

For more information contact Akatrack

 

Akatrack
PO Box 40 287
Upper Hutt
Ph: +64 4 526 4867
Fax: +64 4 527 0560
liz@akatrack.co.nz
www.akatrack.co.nz

 

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