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If you love your walks a little off the beaten track then this lesser known Blue Mountains trail could be just what you’re looking for. With some gorgeous rainforest, four ladders, a couple of cool shelter caves and a glorious cave waterfall, it has more than a few treasures worth seeking out. We’re sharing exactly what to expect, including trail conditions.
If you’re looking for a real Blue Mountains adventure, this is it. The Wheeny Gap Falls Track leads to two of the best swimming spots in the Blue Mountains that are completely off the radar. The trail is a steep and tough walk through wild and spectacular rainforest, but is totally worth the effort. We’re sharing all the details, including how to actually find the path down.
There are few things more magical than standing in the darkness watching flashes of gold light illuminate the night sky. For just a few weeks a year that’s exactly what you’ll find at multiple locations in the Blue Mountains. We’re sharing everything you need to know about viewing the spectacular firefly displays.
New Plymouth has it all: wild and spectacular coastline, the sensational Mount Taranaki, magical glow worm dells, epic waterfalls and hiking trails, as well as a great cafe and bar scene. It’s one of the North Island’s must see destinations. We’re sharing all the best things to do in and around New Plymouth to help you plan the perfect trip.
Golden Bay is a perfect holiday destination. The more we explored the area the more we fell in love with it, after all it boasts one of the country’s best beaches, the most unique cave we’ve ever been to, incredible swimming holes, gorgeous forest and whimsical boulder strewn landscapes. We’re sharing all the best things to do there for a trip to remember.
Hokitika is best known for its stunning gorge, but what if we were to tell you that there’s so much more to it than that? Stay a little longer and you’ll find stunning lakes with mountain backdrops, a gorgeous waterfall, several incredible glow worm dells and even a secret gorge with the same blue water as Hokitika Gorge, but none of the crowds!
The Mount Iron Track is the perfect sunrise or sunset walk in Wanaka. The view from the top is spectacular and the climb is not too long or steep, which is perfect if you’re walking part of the way in the dark. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including difficulty and track conditions.
The Jack Evans Track offers the easiest route down to Erskine Creek. Once at the bottom of the gorge you’ll be treated to a stunning wild swimming spot complete with huge beach to relax on for the afternoon. The scenery is gorgeous with dense forest and high cliff walls. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail and swimming in the creek.
