New Video & Posts have just dropped! [Bealey Spur Hut]


Kia Ora Reader

I hope you've been keeping well!

As we get back into the swing of things, I wanted to share one new post and a new video I've recently uploaded on my blog and on YouTube.

Please do check them out if you have time, and watch this space for more coming along soon!

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Michelle xx
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this week's featured post.

Sharplin Falls Track Guide: What Canterbury's Newest Day Hike is Really Like.

Back in 2023, I visited one of Canterbury's newest day hikes. A collaboration between the Mount Somers Walkway Society and Department of Conservation, this short walk through bush to a lovely waterfall is a really easy and quick way to do a nature reset within 90 mins' drive of Christchurch.

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this week's video.

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Arthurs' Pass' BEST alternative to Avalanche Peak.

Arthur's Pass has no shortage of spectacular hikes.

When most people think of the area, Avalanche Peak usually steals the spotlight. And for good reason.

But what if you want those big mountain views without the exposure, route finding, and technical sections?

That's exactly what I wanted to find out when I hiked Bealey Spur Track.

I wasn't expecting much from a track that's often described as an "easy" day hike. But by the time I reached the hut, I was questioning whether this might be one of Arthur's Pass' most underrated hikes.

Watch the video and decide for yourself ๐Ÿ‘‡

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