Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
The Wairere Falls Track is a 3-hour return track to the tallest waterfall in the North Island, New Zealand. Falling down from the impressive wall of escarpment created by the fault line, the 153 meters tall Wairere Falls is a nature’s marvel. The trailhead starts from Wairere Falls Track Carpark and it takes around 30-45 […]
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Karangahake is a town located in the Hauraki region of North Island, New Zealand. There are multiple short to medium hiking trails within the Karangahake Gorge area. On this trip, I took the kids from my au pairing task to walk the loop sections of Karangahake Windows Walk, Karangahake Gorge Historic Walkway (Rail Tunnel Loop),
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Sanctuary Mountain in Waikato region is a vision turned reality to protect the native plants and animals living on Maungatautari. The precious environment of Maungatautari is now an eco-sanctuary protected by the largest pest-proof fence in New Zealand. Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari offers various free, ticketed, and guided walks and tours for all ages, where you
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The Travers-Sabine Circuit is a 80 kilometers, 4-7 days advance tramping track in Nelson Lakes National Park in St Arnaud of Nelson/Tasman region. The circuit features tranquil beech forests, tempting clear rushing streams, an alpine saddle crossing, and 2000‑m‑high mountains. In addition, the Rotomairewhenua / Blue Lake, thought to be the clearest natural freshwater lake
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At 1,875 meters, Mount Owen is the highest peak in Kahurangi National Park. Climbing Mount Owen requires a good level of mountaineering experience, while also being well equipped and self-sufficient. You also need confidence in walking on narrow glaciated karst landscapes with deep shafts drop-offs. Copyright New Line Cinemas The Lord of The Rings fans
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The Abel Tasman Coast Track would be considered as the easiest among the Great Walks in New Zealand. The track features golden beaches, super clear waters, lush coastal forest and beautiful waterfalls. It also gives a very different vibe compared to the other great walks. As many parts of the track are easily accessible by
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Of all the Great Walks in New Zealand, the Heaphy Track boasts the most varied landscape, with subtropical Nikau palm coastal forest, lush Beech forests, rocky mountain terrain, tussock downs, pounding waves, mystic caves, unique wildlife (eg. carnivorous nocturnal snails & prehistoric birds once thought to be extinct) and lots of interesting things to do
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Paparoa Track is one of New Zealand’s Great Walks and it’s the first purpose-built, shared-use hiking and mountain biking Great Walk in Paparoa National Park. This Great Walk crosses the remote wilderness of Paparoa Range, through limestone karst landscapes, alpine tops and thriving rainforests. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTf944b7-_s Paparoa Track Great Walk Booking All Great Walks in New
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Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and Blowholes in the West Coast of New Zealand is a unique limestone landscape by the ocean. The easy paved track provides a relaxing short walk to the lookout of the pancake rocks and blowholes. A natural arch with surge pools below the Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and Blowholes walkway. The pancake rocks
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The climb to Castle Hill Peak is a considerably challenging half-day hike through unmarked trails, exposed ridges, steep hills and loose scree. From late spring to autumn, the trails are typically ‘bare’ scree lands and some odd patches of snow may be present. In the winter, the whole mountain ranges can be covered with snow,
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