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Day 9Wednesday, 4 November 2026

Day 9: Passing the 200 km mark under steady drizzle

André moved the odometer past 200 km and made camp after a measured 15.9 km day.

Mangakaretu to Kerikeri

15.9km

Moving
5 h 50 min
Climb
↑ 103 m
Descent
↓ 420 m
High point
393 m

54 min stopped · top walking pace 5.8 km/h · estimated from sparse tracking

The day was defined by two clear beats: passing the 200 km mark of the trail, and a steady drizzle between 08:00 and 16:00. André set out and completed 15.9 km, reaching camp at 15:03; the longest pause on the way was 23 minutes.

The ground was rolling for about 8 km, then turned hilly for about 7 km, shaping the day's rhythm and pacing without changing the simple plan to keep moving toward Kerikeri.

They ended the day near Kerikeri, 218 km into a 3,048 km trail; the next stretch will carry on from Mangakaretu to Kerikeri and beyond toward Waitangi.

  • 200 km milestone
  • 15.9 km covered
  • Rolling then hilly terrain

In detail

How the day unfolded

Hour by hour

Walking, stops, weather and temperature on one clock. Hover or touch to read a moment.

  • Walking
  • Stopped
  • Night
  • Air temperature (model)
  • Carried sensor
The day as a table
FromToWhatTimeDistance
08:1910:29Walking2 h 10 min7.87 km
10:2910:39Stopped10 min—
10:3912:19Walking1 h 40 min5 km
12:1912:30Stopped11 min—
12:3014:00Walking1 h 30 min1.93 km
14:0014:10Stopped10 min—
14:1014:40Walking30 min1.03 km
14:4015:03Stopped23 min—

Up and down

Elevation along the day, with the places passed. Hover or touch to read a point; the line at the top marks it too.

Out there

Conditions

The bigger picture

On the whole trail

7.2% of 3,048 km

2,829 km to go

This section

Mangakaretu to Kerikeri

18.9 of 26 km walked · 7.3 km left

Up next

Kerikeri to Waitangi

17 km · 424 m of climbing