Recent Activity
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
March 10, 2025
A must for Lord of the Rings fans, but also a nice little hike to a mountain lake.
Important: the road to the parking lot is private property and belongs to a ski area. The fee is $15, but for that you can drive up to a height of ~1,600 meters. There are a few viewpoints along the way with a view of Queenstown.
Translated by Google •
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
March 8, 2025
At low tide you can walk parallel to the Coast Track along the beach below. This is then full of washed-up mussels, including oysters. The New Zealand oystercatcher (usually a black bird with a long beak) is also native here.
Translated by Google •
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
Kurt Fortwängler likes this.
March 3, 2025
We booked a shuttle bus the day before. There are often still spaces available for the very early departure times (until 7 a.m.). You park at the destination car park (Ketetahi) and then take the bus to the starting point (Mangatepopo). The mountain hike is one-way and the direction is predetermined
Translated by Google •
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
February 26, 2025
About 3/4 of the tour goes through forest and fields, sometimes the paths are very narrow. There are hardly any places to take a break and if there are, then there is no shade. 1/4 of the route is on roads. The bike trail is marked with blue arrows.
You can also hike here, but I recommend going back the
Translated by Google •
Time
Distance
Speed
Ascent
Descent
February 26, 2025
The park costs around 40 NZD per person to enter and is well worth the price. The route through the park is very good and you pass by everywhere. You see many different birds, you can feed trout and pet wallabies. There is also a drinking water source where you can fill up your bottle without worry
Translated by Google •
March 10, 2025
There are various signposted walks in and around Arrowtown, as well as an open-air museum that shows a restored Chinese miners' village. In the 1860s, Arrowtown experienced a gold rush on the river of the same name.
The "Lord of the Rings" filming locations along the Arrow River can be found at approximately
Translated by Google •