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400
m
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20
mins
The Chasm Walk
A short walk that loops over the chasm though the loop section can be closed due to damage.
400
m
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10
mins
Mirror Lakes Walk
A short board walk along the reflective Mirror Lakes in Fiordland National Park.
300
m
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20
mins
Eglington Valley Walk
Also known as the Mackay Creek Walk it is a short walk along the valley floor with some information boards to a view over the creek.
500
m
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20
mins
Wilderness Lookout Walk
A short walk to a viewpoint of the Takitimu Mountains with interesting vegetation & informational signage.
6.2
km
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2
hrs
Queenstown Hill Walkway
From the edge of Queenstown follow the Queenstown Hill Time Walk trail up through the forest past information boards and a statue to this popular viewpoint over Queenstown.
1.4
km
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30
mins
Ayrburn Waterfall Walk
A short walk from the Ayrburn entertainment & eatery complex to a waterfall.
200
m
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10
mins
Crown Range Saddle
A short walk from the Crown Saddle (1076m) which is where the Crown Range Road reaches its highest point & this is the highest sealed road in New Zealand. From the pullover read the information & monuments & make your way to the gate where longer trails can be undertaken.
1.4
km
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45
mins
That Wānaka Tree Walk
A short walk along the Lakeside Shared Path or along the lakeside itself to the famous tree. This route can be shorter or longer depending where you start along the lake shore.
2.9
km
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1
hr
Tasman Lake
Icebergs can usually be seen floating in the lake in summer and in winter, the lake freezes over. The track leads through the old terminal moraines of the glacier to the lakeside boat ramp and you can see good examples of plant succession along the route. Tasman Lake is a relatively recent addition to the scene, starting its formation in 1974 and growing steadily since then. The large terminal moraines mark the foot of the Tasman Glacier at the time of the lake’s formation and are a sobering reminder of the glacier’s retreat. Can also take the side trail to the Tasman River outlet from the lake.
1.5
km
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1
hr
Tasman Glacier View Track
A short walk in the Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park to the Tasman Glacier Viewpoint on the moraine wall. Overlooks the Tasman Lake & the remains of the glacier in the distance also includes a short detour to the first of the Blue Lakes before the path gets overtaken by bushes.
1
km
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30
mins
Piccabeen Walk
Wander along this trail to discover D’Aguilar National Park’s oldest trees—Sydney blue gums—and lush groves of piccabeen palms.
15
km
4.5
hrs
Mt Mitchell
Mt Mitchell, one of two peaks on either side of Cunningham's Gap, is a good track walk which provides great views of Main Range, the Moogerah Peaks and through to Mt Barney. There is a wide variety of biome types along the track, including luxuriant rainforest, eucalyptus forest, and montane heath, as well as impressive natural rock formations, making this an incredibly scenic walk.
4.5
km
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90
mins
Ironbark Gully Break Loop
loop walk within the Samford Conservation Park; undulating trail on maintenance road.
IGB East break/ Geiger break/ IGB break
The loop can be extended by inclusion of further trails.
6
km
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2.5
hrs
Mount Nathan (Clagiraba Road access)
From creek to mountain through the bush. Views towards the east from Mt Nathan.
2
km
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40
mins
Mount Nathan (Nathan Valley Road access)
A short walk through the Mount Nathan Reserve to the summit of Mount Nathan with some views of the Gold Coast.
5
km
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6
hrs
Mt. Myogi 妙義山 (Gunma Prefecture)
Mt. Myogi offers a thrilling hike with long sections of scrambling. It is not for the faint hearted but the views are spectacular. Although not one of the 100 famous mountains, it honestly should be as its shape is iconic and offers a hiking experience unlike any other.
13
km
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5
hrs
Mt Machar Ridge Summit Circuit
A challenging ridge walk incorporating the Mt Machar summit with some great views
1.5
km
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30
mins
Sentimental Rocks
A little patch of bushland in Stanthorpe that offers a taste of the granite boulders the granite belt is known for. A mini Girraween National Park for those who run short of time to make it out there.
4
km
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2
hrs
Purling Brook Falls Circuit
Together with Twin Falls Circuit, one of the must do's in this Park. Viewpoints, waterfalls, swimming holes, wildlife, name it, it is there! Optionally add an extra 2km to reach the lower Warringa pool. Follow path clockwise to avoid walking up 450 steps!
