Milford Track

(Translated by Google) December 29, 2000 to January 2, 2001, 5 days and 4 nights The Milford Track is known as one of the most beautiful walks in the world. I participated in a popular trekking course with about 50 friends walking 33.5 miles = about 54 km of nature in one of New Zealand's leading fjord areas. Opened by Quintin McKinnon in 1888, we will walk according to the itinerary of Gladehouse - Pompolona Hut - Quintin Hut over McKinnon Pass - Miter Peak Lodge in Milford Sound. At the end, each person will receive a certificate of completion, and will give a speech in English to the companions and guides who walked together. Queenstown (Located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, it was named as a scenic spot suitable for the Queen to live during the gold rush. A place where you can enjoy active activities such as climbing Ben Lomond, thrilling jet boats and rafting on the Shotover River, bungee, etc.) Start with guidance. In the South Island, where it is said that it rains 2/3 of the year, I aimed for the goal on New Year's Day 2001 while walking at my own pace through the virgin beech forest. On the first day, we moved from Te Anau Towns to the starting point, the trailhead, by boat. For the continuation, please see the comment attached to the photo. (Original) 200012292001124533.554km50 18882/32001 1
Oct 9th, 2021

Apr 21st, 2022

Lovely scenery
Apr 3rd, 2022

Too many waterfalls.
Jan 27th, 2022

Excellent walk. Beautiful scenery The huts had good facilities especially the new mintaro hut. A must do for beginner hikers, it will test you mentally and physically depending on the weather Will definitely walk again. Walked November 3 - 7 -2021
Dec 11th, 2021