by Jub | Jun 1, 2023
If you’re looking for a track that’s off the beaten path for most, unless you’re walking the Te Araroa Trail, then the 11 to 12km Kiwi Burn Hut Track is for you (or you can do a shorter out and back). The Snowden Forest Conservation Area is...
by Jub | May 11, 2023
The Wentworth Valley Falls walk leads to a two-tiered waterfall with each tier about 20 metres high. If you’re looking for an easy walk, the gentle incline on a gravel path to the waterfall viewing platform makes this a great walk to consider. This post based on...
by Jub | May 10, 2023
If you’re looking for a hike that Kiwis love, the Wharekirauponga Track in Coromandel Forest Park ticks most of our boxes. There’s: plenty beautiful bush to walk throughit’s not well known among touriststhere’s a cool waterfall at the end. Even...
by Jub | May 10, 2023
If you’re looking for the best lakes in Queenstown to visit, you’ve got seven to choose from in this post. Some of the lakes you’ll know, they’re fairly obvious (Lake Wakatipu), but a couple of them are off the beaten path and one is on private...
by Jub | May 7, 2023
Asking yourself “How do I get from Queenstown Airport to the city?” Hopefully, you are, as this post will give you all the options. I’m like you, you hate this feeling. You’ve arrived at your accommodation, but the question floats in the back...
by Jub | May 5, 2023
The Kepler Track and Routeburn Track are two of NZ’s ten Great Walks. Both tracks are popular with the huts booked out for most nights during the Great Walk season. And there’s usually a good crowd in the campsites too. So, Routeburn vs Kepler, which one...
