New Zealand tourism is characterized by primitive beauty, in many cases in order to protect the natural scenery, most of the scenic spots do not have a wide road or parking lot for visitors to use; If you want to enjoy the most simple and moving scenery, hiking is the best way. New Zealand's Department of Environmental Protection recommends nine top-notch trails for New Zealand residents and tourists, which are combined under the English name The New Zealand Great Walks.
Introduction to New Zealand's Top Trail
The Great Walks trail, of course, is New Zealand's leading footpath; all nine of them, without exception, are located in New Zealand's most picturesque places; In addition, the maintenance of the track, safety, road signs, ride comfort, and so on, have achieved the best; tourists on these trails, not only can enjoy the scenery, not because of lost, steep, landslide and other problems brought security risks.
Don't think that New Zealand's top-of-the-road equipment is perfect, maintenance in place will charge visitors high ticket fees, on the contrary, all New Zealand top-level footpaths are free; The only thing tourists need to do to get to these places is to prepare enough physical strength and equipment to explore the most beautiful New Zealand.
If you're a high-end travel lover who likes to explore deeper and farther, you'll be surprised to find that these nine trails all have cabins or camp tents for passengers at a very low cost.
[地名] [日本] Kitajima
Waikarimona Lake Trail (Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk)
The 46 km, 3-4-day journey is surrounded by (Te Urewera National Park) 's dense forests in Yuriwara National Park, characterized by terraced ancient forests, beautiful sunrise and birds, with moderate difficulty.
Wangenoui Trail (Whanganui Journey)
The whole journey took 145 km and took 5 days. The Wangenoui Trail is more of a "boat path" than a footpath, because most of the journeys are actually waterways and need to be done on kayaks so that you can walk down the Wangenoui River (Whanganui River) without touching your feet and enjoy the scenery of the walkway.
Tangarilo North Roundabout (Tongariro Northern Circuit)
The 41km journey, which took four to five days, hiked the rocky terrain of (Mount Ngauruhoe), the Nauru volcano around (Tongariro National Park), Tomgariro National Park, which is challenging and therefore requires a higher level of physical strength. Characterized by craters and lava flows and emerald lakes, the difficulty is medium to high.
[地名] [南极洲] Austral Island
Abel Tasman Seaside Trail (Abel Tasman Coast Track)
The 60 km, 3-day, 5-day trip to (Abel Tasman National Park), Abel Tasman National Park, is the most beautiful and popular hiking route in New Zealand along the fjord path. Features are scenic beaches, coastal landscapes, pristine forests and birds, with moderate difficulty.
Sheffield Trail (Heaphy Track)
The 78.4 km, 4-day, 6-day journey is located in (Kahurangi National Park), the longest of the nine largest hiking routes in Kahulangi National Park. Walk along this track, through the open grass, towards the dense forests, palm trees and the rough Tasman Sea.
Reuben Walk (Routeburn Track)
The whole course was 32 km and took 3 days. Walking through the beautiful and primitive mountains at the foot of the Vietnamese Alps range, the route passes through the fjord National Park (Fiordland National Park) and the Asphalin National Park (Mount Aspiring National Park), characterized by mountain views, picturesque lakes, pristine forests and birds.
Milford Trail (Milford Track)
The whole journey is 53.5 km, which takes 4 days and is not very difficult. Milford Trail is one of the top ten tracks in the world. The canyons left by glacier movement millions of years ago are characterised by the tropical rain forest, clear streams and huge falls in (Fiordland National Park), the fjord national park.
Kepler track (Kepler Track)
The whole course is 60 km and takes 3 days and 4 days. Medium difficulty, the path needs to climb mountains and mountains, will eventually walk to the flat and open bay edge.
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Rachioula Trail (Rakiura Track)
The whole course is 36 km and takes 3 days. Rachiura means "land with a shiny sky" in Maori, with beautiful sunrise and sunset on this trail, characterized by spectacular coastlines, pristine forests and birds, Maori historical attractions.
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