Experience a full-day guided walk on one of New Zealand's premier Great Walks - the Routeburn track, including Key Summit. Tour departs from Te Anau, with a drive along the Milford Road to the trail head. Ascend through lush forest and into a unique alpine herb field offering panoramic views, this walk offers an incredible day out in the heart of New Zealand’s Southern Alps.
Enjoy a full day guided walk on the Routeburn Track from Te Anau. Lunch not included, so please bring some with you.<br/>Pickup included
Guided Walk with packed lunch: Please advise any dietary requirements for catering prior to the day of travel, thank you. Note bottled water is not provided<br/>Pickup included
If you have not selected your accommodation please meet us at the Event Center, there is plenty of free all day parking here for any vehicle. Please wait on the steps of the facility, or where we can see you, thank you.
Please bring comfortable walking boots or shoes, waterproof jacket, warm clothing including hat and gloves, sun screen and sun hat, camera, lunch and water bottle (if not pre ordered), day pack, personal medication if required.
RISK
Fiordland is a remote wilderness area. Events which may impact on our tours and a client's comfort and safety include environmental conditions such as extreme weather, remote locations, natural events such as earthquake, avalanche, flooding, landslide, rough terrain, travel on sealed and unsealed roads. On our Guided Day Hikes risks and hazards also include walking for a sustained period over sometimes steep and or rough terrain, injury, medical event/fatigue. Trips & Tramps has a robust Safety Management System to manage hazards, risks and emergencies of our tours and transport. Guests must disclose any medical conditions at time of booking, or any new conditions at time of travel. The guide reserves the right to amend the trip or a client’s participation at any time if they believe safety, or the safety of others may be compromised or if the client is not adequately prepared, or does not participate in good faith.
In participating in the activity, the customer confirms:
* They are physically fit to participate, have disclosed any relevant medical information, and meet the minimum fitness levels required.
* They consent to receive medical treatment in the case of injury, accident, or illness during the activity and to indemnify the Operator against any claims, costs or expenses in respect of the evacuation and or treatment.
* They will bring suitable clothing, footwear and equipment for the tour as outlined.
* They will follow the directions of Trips & Tramps staff and any third-party operators, and will participate in good faith.
* Caregivers will supervise their children at all times and ensure they follow the directions of staff and third-party operators.
Te Anau is a picturesque town on the shores of Lake Te Anau, the second-largest freshwater lake in New Zealand. It serves as the gateway to Fiordland National Park and its stunning fiords, including the famous Milford Sound. The town is known for its natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and the enchanting glowworm caves.
Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand's most iconic natural areas, home to Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound, and numerous hiking trails. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its dramatic landscapes, waterfalls, and wildlife.
These caves are famous for their glowworms, which create a magical, star-like effect on the cave ceilings. The caves are accessible only by guided boat tour and walking tour.
The second-largest freshwater lake in New Zealand, Lake Te Anau offers stunning views, kayaking, and boat tours. The lake is part of the Fiordland National Park and is surrounded by lush forests and mountains.
Te Anau is known for its fresh seafood, including salmon, trout, and whitebait. Dishes often feature locally sourced ingredients.
New Zealand lamb is renowned for its quality and flavor, often served with seasonal vegetables and local wines.
This is the summer season, offering the warmest weather and the most daylight hours. It's ideal for hiking, kayaking, and exploring the fiords. However, it's also the busiest time of year.
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Te Anau is a safe destination with low crime rates. However, visitors should always take standard precautions to protect themselves and their belongings.
Te Anau Bus Station
Public transport options are limited in Te Anau. Local shuttle services are available for specific routes and tours.
Available • Apps: Limited app availability
Car, Bike
Milford Sound is one of New Zealand's most famous attractions, known for its stunning fiord, waterfalls, and wildlife. It's a must-visit for nature lovers.
Doubtful Sound is a lesser-known but equally stunning fiord, offering a more remote and tranquil experience compared to Milford Sound.
Price varies by option