Easy, sunny coastal track with golden sands and excellent swimming. The busiest track in the country, following the length of ...

This journey explores the glacial valleys and mountains of Fiordland from Lake Hauroko to Lake Manapouri, visiting Dusky Sound along ...

A classic crossing of the geologically and biologically diverse northwest corner of the South Island. The track is also open to ...

The Hollyford Track is a classic lowland Fiordland route from the Hollyford Road out to the coast at Martins Bay.

Popular loop track providing access to the mountains around Lake Te Anau.

"The Lake Track." Busy track in summer with swimming and fishing along the lake-side.

The Milford Track is an alpine journey through Fiordland National Park, and New Zealand's most renowned walking track, visited by ...

The classic Stewart Island coastal journey known widely for its mud. Links with the Rakiura Track.

A long but easy walk along Queen Charlotte Sound. This track offers hostel and resort accommodation as well as basic ...

An historic walk through almost deserted, pure podocarp forest.

An internationally renowned and popular alpine crossing between Fiordland and Lake Wakatipu.

Te Araroa is a walking trail running the entire length of the North and South Islands. The trail opened 3 ...

This circuit on the Volcanic Plateau passes close to the summit of Tongariro in a spectacular, active volcanic landscape of ...

Ok, looks pretty ugly in that picture. Probably the sort of place that wasn't too bad in the 1930's but ...

Hi @madpom. I'd have assumed staff charge stuff to time codes and it gets factored in somehow, but to be ...

@Honora, can you link me to that article about no connection to the sun with melanoma and BCC's? Because the ...

Love to see it being lit in a few of those pictures (edit where did everything go)

For a bit of context this is how my "forced parenting" is going for our children. The middle boy 9 loves ...

I agree with Honora. If you're kids are as experienced as you say, rip in! As for mud, yep - there's ...

So @Keil, what's your thinking now? Stay with the huntech, or go for one of the other options?

Well this is pertinent and quite interesting: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-30/mans-friendship-with-dogs-may-be-genetic,-new-study-suggests/7893206

We covered much of this a while ago. All this packaged dehi is very low fat so relatively low calories. ...

Hi, i plan on heading down to Fiordland about the 1st week of January to do the Hollyford track, i ...

Thanks, bohwaz, it sure beats cutting up paper maps and trying to stick them together. I use the "TIFF (~20 MB) ...

Ok remind me in 5months!

Annnnd... they're now also attempting to get the land under the Public Works Act in parallel to the Supreme Court ...

Occasionally there is non-permolat venetian blind used. We found a stash and took it home one time. Frank and I ...

In which case a gate to prevent vehicle access would have performed admirably.

after getting through most of the NI ranges, except Kaweka and Te urewera (I think), he was pretty much on ...

The route to Iron bark deviates off the poled route. However both routes go through private land. I would suggest ...

Awesome, Krieg! Have a great time on the Pyke. Talk or email DOC Te Anau before you reach the end of ...

To answer the original question. If you know there is SAR looking for you and you can hear the rescue ...

Agreed. But I don't like the term "common sense", because it's just not that common. I prefer "good sense".

I loved the old leather boots I got issued. You soaked those bad boys in hot water, then shoved them ...

I am a snorer. Have always been, no matter how fit/unfit I am at any given time. I have had a ...

I found the Antarctic episode very interesting. I assume the nuances of the Fuchs/Hillary dynamics were accurately presented although that ...

Just saw a "possum stop gate" picture in Danilo's pics. Also came across one when doing the 'Old Ghost Road'. ...

i doubt theres spaces on the tongariro northern circuit, check the hut bookings for both places before planning