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Fern Gully is the usual endpoint of the Rakiura Track, an approximately 11 km forest stage from North Arm followed by a road section to Oban.
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Lee Bay is one of the Rakiura Track access points and the usual start of the route towards Port William/Potirepo. From Oban it lies about 5 km farther by road, with access options including walking, a transfer or, depending on the plan, a water taxi.
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Oban, also known as Halfmoon Bay, is the practical base for the Rakiura Track on Stewart Island/Rakiura. It brings together accommodation, provisions, park information and links to trailheads, while island transport requires flexible planning.
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Port William, also known as Potirepo, is a Rakiura Track stage shaped by coastal scenery, forest and Māori history on Stewart Island/Rakiura.
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Stewart Island/Rakiura combines exposed coast, rimu and kāmahi forest, and the sheltered waters of Paterson Inlet/Whaka a Te Wera. The Rakiura Track forms a three-day circuit shaped by bookings, weather, terrain and limited island transport.
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