New Zealand May-July

Hey there, depends really on one's fitness level and degree of difficulty. Great Walks are a start eg Milford, Routeburn, Kepler (big huts and lots of people in season), then its up a level to the Rees-Dart, Greenstone-Caples, Cascade Saddle, Nelson Lakes NP area then u can go up another level involving more navigation etc such as Nelson Lakes NP to Lewis Pass via Thompson Pass etc. Loads of options here if ur interested here. Then u can go up another level and do trips involving alpine crossings and complete navigation. So loads of options to do as I say depending upon ur ability and experience. More than u can do in 10 years!

I'd say I'm pretty experienced and fairly fit, most of the backpacking I've done has been between 2000 m and 3500 m in elevation with plenty of navigation. I was more wondering what the winter conditions would be like in terms of where I'd be able to go and what weather I should expect. Thanks again