New Zealand Running Getaway
Join New Zealand Running Getaway
Join us in a profoundly transformative experience amidst the enchanting landscapes of Glenorchy, New Zealand, or by its Maori name, Aotearoa, which translates to "the land of the long white cloud". This retreat is an invitation to explore the whenua (Maori word for land and placenta), as we foster profound connections with nature and local culture.
Course details
Shifting gears, we'll ease into a workshop designed to immerse us in local customs and traditions, taking a moment to slow down and absorb the rich cultural experience.
Later, there will be ample time to relax and retreat before we gather for our evening meal.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner: Included Accommodation: Kinloch Lodge, Glenorchy | Twin or Triple occupancy
Day 3: Optional Cold Water Immersion & Breathwork Practice – 10 km Rees River Run – Yoga Flow Session
As we greet the morning, a refreshing opportunity for cold water immersion and breathwork practice awaits, grounding our mind, body, and spirit for the day ahead. Fueled by locally sourced produce, we set out for our initial exploration in our outdoor playground. Following the riverside trails, we venture out and back, prospecting the surrounding mountains for the adventures that await us in the coming days.
We will share a delightful lunch by the riverside before we return to Kinloch for a soothing hip-opening yoga flow, preparing us for a relaxed wind-down in the evening. Today is about immersing ourselves in the natural beauty that surrounds us, fostering a sense of tranquility and connection with the environment.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner: Included Accommodation: Kinloch Lodge, Glenorchy | Twin or Triple occupancy
Day 4: 15 km Routeburn Track Run
Today, we will embrace our inner adventurers on this remarkable day, embarking on the renowned 'Routeburn Track.' Our trail commences at Routeburn Shelter, meandering gently beside the crystal-clear river. Passing Sugarloaf Stream, we climb to Bridal Veil Waterfall, continuing above the gorge. Crossing a swing bridge, we find ourselves on open grassy flats, culminating at the Routeburn Flats Hut.
This day promises a collective exploration of Routeburn's scenic grandeur, fostering shared memories and a deep connection to nature.
Today unfolds with the majority of our hours spent amidst the trail's beauty. Please refer to the packing list for necessary gear. Elevation gain: 350 m
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner: Included Accommodation: Kinloch Lodge, Glenorchy | Twin or Triple occupancy
Day 5: 16 km Lake Rere Trail Run
Embarking out into the wilderness, we traverse through native bushland, gradually ascending to reveal astonishing views. Weather permitting, our gaze will be captivated by Mt Earnslaw/Pikirakatahi sitting atop of Lake Wakatipu in the distance.
**Please note that Days 3, 4, and 5 are interchangeable, ensuring flexibility based on weather conditions. Additionally, tailored options for distance and pace will be available to accommodate the varied preferences of the group.
Elevation gain: 400 m
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner: Included Accommodation: Kinloch Lodge, Glenorchy | Twin or Triple occupancy
Day 6: Maori Sound Healing Practice – Farewell
After breakfast, we'll drive back to Queenstown stopping along the way to bid farewell to the National Park.
Together, we will conclude our journey with a profound Maori Sound Healing Practice, hosted by Aaron Kerehoma. Immerse yourselves in the traditional melodies crafted by Aaron, who, guided by his koroua (grandparents), learned the art of creating his own instruments. His unique performance promises to leave us feeling not just connected, but also aligned with the energy and essence of this transformative retreat.
Breakfast & Lunch: Included
Start address: New Zealand
Finish address: New Zealand
What’s included
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done Pacers
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done Transportation info
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done All meals
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done Yoga and meditation
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done Accommodations
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done Entrance tickets
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done Welcome Kit
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