Mt Cook
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At 3750m Mount
is New Zealand's highest mountain. It towers
above snow-clad peaks
that make up the Mount Cook National Park. On
one side of Mount Cook is the mighty Tasman Glacier,
a 30km giant and one of the longest Glaciers
outside the Himalayas. Mt Cook is approximately
260km and a 4 hour drive from Queenstown.
Below are tours that can be booked from Queenstown
to Mt Cook, just click on the link for more information
and to book.
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| Queenstown
to Mount Cook |
4
1/4 hours |
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Leave New Zealand's
adventure capital, Queenstown, behind you
as you travel north by coach to Mount Cook.
Watch the spectacular scenery go by as you
pass through the winding Kawarau Gorge, drive
over the Lindis Pass and pass the lakes and
canals of the Mackenzie high country. Arrive
in the Mount Cook National Park, home to
Australasia's highest mountain. |
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| Queenstown
to Dunedin via Mount Cook |
11
3/4 hours |
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Travel from Queenstown to
Dunedin across spectacular scenery and via
the village of Mt Cook. During your stop
at the Mount Cook Village - be mesmerized
by the alpine surroundings of this unique
region. Along the way you can also appreciate
the Waitaki Valley with crystal blue lakes
and hydro electric power scheme and Elephant
Rocks, intriguing geological formations |
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| Queenstown
to Christchurch via Mount Cook |
11
1/2 hours |
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Travel from Queenstown to
the city of Christchurch. Admire the majestic
beauty along the way including Canterbury
Plains, Lake Tekapo, Church of the Good Shepherd,
Aoraki/Mt Cook and Lindis Pass. Stop in Mount
Cook Village and experience an optional scenic
helicopter or ski plane flight (weather permitting).
This trip is perfect for those who need to
travel one way to Christchurch. |
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