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guided walk with a guide company. A maximum of 90 walkers can start the trail per day (40 independent, and 50 guided). Usually these 90 places are booked out for many months in advance, despite the high cost of the guided walks.
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1475:Lake Te Anau
1437:Lake Te Anau
1232:Mackay Falls
1045:Boatshed Hut
1006:Boatshed Hut
795:32.5 km
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661:Dumpling Hut
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493:Description
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340:August 2012
222:rain forest
218:New Zealand
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1719:25 October
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1073:Location
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1756:31 March
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1490:See also
1372:Lake Ada
1335:Lake Ada
992:Pass Hut
953:Pass Hut
496:Distance
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324:scholar
256:History
166:Hazards
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