The Routebourn track is an alpine track found on the South Island of New Zealand. This walk can be undertaken in a number of ways from self catering camping/hiking to a guided walk (accommodation and food provided). For the first time in my photography life I took what I considered the easy (if not a little more expensive!) option.




The Routeburn Track traverses wild and scenic mountain country between the Hollyford and Dart Valleys at the base of New Zealand's Southern Alps. Since the 1880's the Routeburn Track has proved to be one of the most accessible and popular journeys into New Zealand's forests and mountains.



The Routeburn Track passes through two national parks, Fiordland and Mount Aspiring, and is part of Te Wahipounamu, South West New Zealand World Heritage Area.  The area is a haven for native birdlife: the Robin; Fantail; Parakeet; Bellbird; Yellowhead and watch out for the resident Kea at Routeburn Falls!  The variety of landscapes will astound you: mountainous peaks; sheer rock faces; alpine basins; pristine lakes; cascading waterfalls; luxuriant forest; turquoise rivers and million dollar views around every corner. 


 


The Routeburn Track Guided Walk is a 3 day / 2 night Queenstown to Queenstown all-inclusive guided walk traversing New Zealand's Southern Alps.  The package includes all transport, accommodation, meals, snacks, backpacks and rain jackets.  Accommodation is in our luxury lodges and you will be led by our expert guides. 

the above information is taken from the website found here




more images from the walk can be found here

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