Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
The Temple Basin Track is a 2.1km, 1.5 hours (one way) track that starts from the bottom of Temple Basin car park to Temple Basin Ski Area. It provides an eye-satisfying galore of expansive mountain views. From the same car park starting point, the Dobson Nature Walk is a very easy 750m, 15 minutes (one […]
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Carroll Hut Track is a 2.5km+ (one-way) hiking trail that climbs steeply to Carroll Hut. The hut is a standard 10-bunk Department of Conservation (DoC) hut. Carroll Hut sits on West Coast’s mountain range with awesome views. The Carroll Hut Track takes around 2-3 hours one way, and can be done as either an in-and-out
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Copland Track to Welcome Flat Hut is an iconic overnight hiking track in the Westland. Sitting west of Mount Cook and the Main Divide of the Southern Alps, Copland Valley offers spectacular sceneries of the forest, rivers and mountains. Furthermore, one of the main highlights is to relax after a long hike, and soak in
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Nestled deep in the heart of the Southern Alps in Mount Aspiring National Park, is the mystifying Crucible Lake. Depending on the time of the season, Crucible Lake may be completely frozen, or filled with large floating ice or even icebergs that fall into the lake from the glaciers above. Due to the fragile alpine
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Queenstown Hill Walking Track (Time Walk) Queenstown Hill Walking Track is a popular hiking spot right in the busy town. It’s often in the ‘to-do’ list of visitors who want to do some outdoor trip while in Queenstown, as it promises spectacular scenery and natural features. It takes around 2 hours for the return trip
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Moke Lake Loop Track is a short and easy hiking track surrounded by mountains and it goes around Moke Lake. The lake’s unique curved shape with a peninsular sticking out into the center provides a variety of scenery as you walk the track. Getting There: Moke Lake Car Park & Campsite The journey to Moke
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Mt Crichton Loop Track is a local’s favorite hiking track. It can be done in an easy loop that features native bush, rivers, a waterfall, old gold mining tunnels, historic hut, mountains and lake views. Mt Crichton Loop Track Parking & Trailhead 12.01pm: Mt Crichton Loop Track Parking is located across the road near the
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Bob’s Cove Track is a popular short walking track off Queenstown. It takes you through native bush to the pristine blue cove of Lake Wakatipu. You can then hike up the hill for the stunning Bob’s Cove View Point. For a slightly longer walk with more variety, I recommend starting from Twelve Mile Delta to
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New Zealand: World Home Of Bungee How did the world’s pioneer commercial bungee jumping operation come to be? Inspired by the ancient ‘land-diving’ ritual of indigenous people of Vanuatu (where they jump off from towers with vines tied around their feet), an adventurous, entrepreneur-minded Kiwi, AJ Hackett, along with his friend / then co-founder of
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One of Queenstown’s most breathtaking alpine dayhike is the Ben Lomond Track, a 1,400 meters climb to the summit. A clear day on top of Ben Lomond, high above Queenstown, brings you a spectacular panoramic view. This hike to the summit typically takes about 6-8 hours to return. In winter, the track will be covered
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