Paulina Zäck's record-breaking journey along the Te Araroa trail took just 54 days, 9 hours, and 48 minutes, establishing new women's self-supported and overall fastest known times. Beginning on February 1, Zäck opted for a northbound route to avoid adverse weather conditions, completing an average of nearly 35 miles a day. She endured stretches without resupply and relied on her own skills and resilience. Zäck's triumph beats the previous record of 57 days, set under supported conditions, showcasing her exceptional endurance and determination.
Zäck averaged nearly 35 miles a day, completing the Te Araroa trail in 54 days, 9 hours, setting new women's self-supported and overall FKT.
Zäck took on the TA, traveling northbound to avoid weather issues, achieving an incredible 54-mile day and surviving five-day stretches without resupply.
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