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Coastal stations open gates to walkers, runners for Akitio Community Centre fundraiser

Christine McKay
Hawkes Bay Today·
27 Feb, 2018 11:00 PM2 mins to read

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Wonderful views like this will greet those taking part in Saturday's fundraiser for the Akitio Community Centre, a walk/run across Marainanga and Moanaroa stations. Photo/Supplied

Wonderful views like this will greet those taking part in Saturday's fundraiser for the Akitio Community Centre, a walk/run across Marainanga and Moanaroa stations. Photo/Supplied

A fantastic day out and a chance to experience a diverse range of scenery is on offer on Saturday, at a fundraiser at Akitio.

The walk/run event over the coastal hills at Akitio traverses two stations, Marainanga and Moanaroa, and climbs to the Kereru trig, and will be an amazing opportunity for everyone taking part, organisers say.

The money raised will go towards the maintenance and upkeep of the Akitio Community Centre.

Read more: Cape Turnagain rally rare opportunity to see spectacular scenery

The views will be fantastic and participants will see up to Cape Turnagain and down to Castlepoint.

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There will be two walk and two run options - two walks of 10km and 13km, and two runs of 13km and 21km.

The trails can be varied underfoot, with some rough bumps, grass and uneven tracks but organisers say generally the going is good.

The course will be clearly marked, with marshals posted at regular intervals, and two water refill stations at Kereru Trig and Basin Yards.

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• Charges: Adults $40, Children $25 - 10-16 years, including a packed lunch. Children must be accompanied by a guardian and no children under 10 are allowed to participate.

• To register, email feeramsden@yahoo.co.nz. For more information, visit the Akitio Community Centre Facebook page.

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