Tararua S-K
Synopsis
In New Zealand's Tararua Range, an 80km route highlights the experiences of adventurers like Sir Graeme Dingle and Tim Sutton, showcasing their challenges and connections to the landscape.
Synopsis
Tararua S-K features an 80km route through New Zealand's Tararua Range, showcasing the experiences of both past and present adventurers. The documentary highlights the challenges and achievements faced by hikers, emphasizing their profound connection to the rugged landscape. Notable participants include Sir Graeme Dingle, Tim Sutton, Joe Murphy, Dave Capper, and Gary Goldsworthy. Created by Andy Carruthers, this film captures the spirit of exploration and the enduring allure of one of New Zealand's most iconic hiking trails.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Tim Sutton's inspiring journey in the Tararua mountains.
- Find out why the SK Traverse is a hidden gem in New Zealand.
- Meet the adventurous community behind the SK challenge.
Did You Know
- The Tararua SK Traverse is 80 kilometers long.
- The vertical climb of the traverse is equivalent to climbing Mount Everest twice.
- Half of the SK route is not on a marked trail.
- Tim Sutton was the first person to win a reserved space in the carpark of glory.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Tararua SK Traverse?
The Tararua SK Traverse is about 80 kilometers long.
What is the vertical climb equivalent to when completing the Tararua SK Traverse?
The vertical climb of the Tararua SK Traverse is equivalent to climbing Mount Everest twice from Base Camp.
Who was the first person to win a reserved space in the carpark for the SK?
Tim Sutton was the first person to win a pretend reserved space in the dusty road end carpark of glory.
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