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This East Cape to Cape Egmont Traverse is not so much a trail, but more a Kiwi pilgrimage to our early pioneers and landscape. Two authors/walkers have completed this traverse and written books: * Raymond Salisbury – Cape to Cape – 80 Day Traverse of the North Island * A H REED – From East Cape to Cape Egmont On Foot at Eighty-six. 1st Edition 1962. At age 86 A.H. Reed didn't take the difficult Raukumara Range Forest Park route, but followed the east coast beaches south, visiting coastal communities, before heading west inland. A great Kiwi feat none-the-less.