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Listener, New Zealand, 2010
Walk This Way
We were gorged on beauty, replete with Hollyford folklore and 10 new lovers of the Hollyford had been recruited.
Rebecca Macfie – Listener
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Sunday Star Times, New Zealand, 2009
Hollyford Heaven
As travel experiences go, there's nothing else I've done that's made such an impact. And yes, proved so inspiring. I know it changed me.
Angela Walker – Sunday Star Times
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Dominion Post, New Zealand, 2009
A Land Untamed
You cannot come to this unique place and not be moved by its unforgiving beauty and the tales of those defeated in trying to tame it.
Tim Pankhurst – The Dominion Post
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Melbourne Age, Australia, 2008
Far From The Paddling Crowd
We're in Fiordland, a World Heritage site and New Zealand's largest national park. If you think you know this area from Milford Sound, think again. Though only a few mountains and lakes away, the Hollyford Valley is a world away from the traffic and tourism of Mitre Peak.
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Lets Travel, New Zealand, 2009
Hiking The Hollyford
As we flew out of the lost wilderness of Martin's Bay and headed for Milford Sound, I realised that Hollyford Track was not just a trail, but a chance to journey through nature and through life.
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North & South, New Zealand, 2009
The Hollyford Experience
Diversity is one of the main drawcards of Fiordland’s Hollyford Track. Beginning at the base of the sheer rock walls of the Darran Mountains, the low-altitude track winds its way through ancient native rainforest alongside the Hollyford River as it journeys out to the Tasman Sea — linking snow-capped mountains, glaciers, rainforests, rivers, lakes, waterfalls, sand-dunes and wild, West Coast surf.
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