Te Araroa is a long-distance hiking trail that stretches approximately 3,000 kilometers across New Zealand. It begins at Cape Reinga in the North Island and ends at Bluff in the South Island, showcasing the country's diverse landscapes, including beaches, forests, and mountains. The trail was officially opened in 2011 and is designed for both experienced hikers and casual walkers. It passes through various towns and regions, allowing hikers to experience New Zealand's unique culture and natural beauty while promoting outdoor recreation and conservation efforts.