by Jub | Jan 6, 2022
Figuring out your Greenstone Caples Track transport is something you need to consider while planning your hike. Why? It’s a remote trailhead, with minimal traffic and involves ~20km of gravel roads. You can’t exactly wing this. In theory, you can start the...
by Jub | Jan 3, 2022
If you’re looking for Airbnb alternatives in NZ, you’ve got a sneaky amount of options. I decided to write this post after mentioning a few of the options I know off the top of my head to friends. But as a lot of these NZ Airbnb alternatives aren’t...
by Jub | Jan 1, 2022
The 15km Devils Creek Track isn’t the most popular walk in the area, but it’s gorgeous! The location is one of the reasons it doesn’t get a lot of love, and well, there are so many amazing walks in Queenstown some will simply draw the short straw....
by Jub | Dec 28, 2021
The Rees Dart Track is an amazing 4-5 day hike in Mount Aspiring National Park following two stunning rivers. This article will help you plan your Rees Dart hike, from packing, transport, accommodation, what you can expect, and more (there’s no shortage of...
by Jub | Dec 20, 2021
The Ball Hut Route is a relatively untouched hike close to Mount Cook Village. You can make the hike in a day, but the ~19km return hike is best as an overnight hut. I say untouched, but that’s by humans. The Ball Hut Route is definitely touched by nature given...
by Jub | Dec 7, 2021
The Mount Iron Track is a 4.5km loop track close to the heart of Wanaka. At the top of Mount Iron, you get panoramic views of Lake Wanaka, Southern Alps, the full ridgeline including Roys Peak and more. This post will give you the details to know about the Mount Iron...
