Hiking

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Packages and prices

Hiking / Trekking Half day $89 (Child) – $159 (Adult)
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Hiking / Trekking Full day $249 (Child) – $295 (Adult)
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Let us guide you through the spectacular alpine terrain around the Wakatipu and Glenorchy area.

With a variety of awesome hikes to choose from you will not be disappointed.

All our trips boast magnificent views of the local lakes and surrounding area, taking you through alpine meadows and stopping at stunning viewpoints along the way so you can photograph the beautiful scenery.

Our highly qualified and dedicated guides are committed to providing you with an exceptional mountain experience. Professionalism and safety are key to us and we keep our group numbers small to ensure a memorable and personalised experience. Half or full day trips offered from Sept to April (weather dependant).

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Latest news

Wye Creek Trekking

A new product which we have just launched, is the two day Wye Creek Circuit. Classic Kiwi alpine trekking in a stunning location just out of Queenstown. This trip is a mixture of formed trail and  an unformed route up and over Wye saddle. Nice and remote with your own personal guide, who is qualified in alpine trekking and has years of local experience.  Give Dave an email to find out more details – dave@climbingqueenstown.com

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Posted in Hiking, Home | Posted by Dave

Watch your gear around the Kea

The Kea is New Zealands (and the worlds) only alpine parrot.

They are a New Zealand native and are protected by law.

It is considered to be the most intellegent bird in the world

A pocket is not safe

The Kea lives in a very hostile environment and its survival is dependant on its very inquisitive and sometimes invasive behaviour.

While they are often seen as sometimes too inquisitive it is their home that we are visiting.

Keep food and equipment well covered (rocks are good) if no one is around to monitor them.

Up for a ride with Shari

Their great intelligence is to be admired and their survival abilities in the mountains are second to none.

They are great company and are often a very entertaining distraction.

Watch the Kea around your gear

Posted in Hiking, Mountaineering | Posted by chris