Put on your walking boots and explore the natural landscapes and vast wilderness areas of New Zealand.
Now that I’m in New Zealand I get to go on hikes and see all sorts of amazing things . It’s sort of awakened that childhood sense of the infinite possibility of nature.
James Cameron
World-renowned filmmaker
James Cameron, Christchurch - Canterbury
By Alistair Guthrie
James and Suzy Cameron, Queenstown
By Alistair Guthrie
James Cameron in Paradise, Queenstown
By Alistair Guthrie
Routeburn Track, Fiordland
By Alistair Guthrie
There’s an incredible trail system in this country. There’s so much that has been geared toward the visitor getting to have hands on, feet on exploration and share the beauty.
James Cameron
World renowned filmmaker
Day Walks
Exploring New Zealand’s walking and hiking trails is one of the most rewarding ways of seeing the country’s outstanding natural beauty. Discover beautiful nature walks that are right on the doorstep of our cities and towns, and even in just a few hours you can experience some of New Zealand’s most picturesque scenery.
Hooker Valley, Mt Cook, Christchurch - Canterbury
By Miles Holden
Let the country roll towards you like an IMAX movie.
Christchurch - Canterbury
Highlights
Azure Glacier Lakes
Stunning National Parks
Proximity
By car:
3 hrs from Queenstown
Multi-Day Hikes
With soaring mountain peaks, huge valleys, waterfalls and jewel-like lakes, multi-day hikes like the Routeburn Track are not to be missed when visit New Zealand. There are a wide range of multi-day hikes to choose from, and each offer a unique alpine experience. Take a closer look at our list of the best multi-day hikes across New Zealand.
Routeburn Track, Fiordland
By Alistair Guthrie
James and Suzy Cameron explore the Routeburn Track in Fiordland National Park.
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