HISTORY
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LATEST NEWS
Whanganui: Down the river to nowhere - By Liz French
Liz French paddles beneath the Whanganui River's Bridge to Nowhere.
We generally lose about 50 per cent," announced Ken, our guide, while briefing us for the canoeing leg of a day trip on the Whanganui River.
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TAKING THE JOURNEY
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THE PEOPLE
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ATTRACTIONS
From the river mouth to the mountains around the upper reaches, there is a wealth of activities one can get involved in.
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NATIONAL PARKS
With a length of 290 km, the Whanganui River is the country's third-longest river. Much of the land to either side of the river's upper reaches is part of the Whanganui National Park.
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ACCOMMODATION
Whether it be a jet boat trip to the Bridge To Nowhere or a drive up the River Road, take time to stay overnight at a huge variety of accommodation options.
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From the port at the river mouth to the mountains around the upper reaches, there is a wealth of attractions one can get involved in.
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Find out the people who contribute to making the river the experience it deserves as well as finding exciting places to visit.
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Whether it be a jet boat trip to the Bridge To Nowhere or a drive up the River Road, take time to stay overnight at a huge variety of accommodation options
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