Period: 18 hrs from 8 pm Sun, 15 Nov – 2 pm Mon, 16 Nov
Expect another 200 to 300 mm of rain about the main divide, and 60 to 100 mm within 20 km farther east. Peak rates of 30 to 40 mm/h expected Monday morning about the divide. Freezing level about 3200 metres. Impact: Streams and rivers may rise rapidly. Surface flooding, slips, and difficult driving conditions possible. Chance of upgrading to a Red Warning: Minimal.
Action: Clear your drains and gutters to prepare for heavy rain. Avoid low-lying areas and drive cautiously.
First published 15 Nov 2026 · Source: MetService (opens in a new tab)
Walking & Hiking•Mackenzie
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Walking & Hiking•Mackenzie
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Walking & Hiking•Mackenzie
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Walking & Hiking•Mackenzie
Walking & Hiking•Mackenzie
10 Reviews
Didn’t see any kea but that may have been because it was raining. A lovely easy stroll though - we did it after the Sealy Tarns track.
Lovely walk! Beautiful views.
Small stroll which leads to a magnificent point of view! To do !
Easy walk but crowded, great lookout of the glacier lake. If you lost your pocket knife here, contact me and tell me what type, I may be able to post it. Txt 0224873284
It's not a hike! Just a short walk to a lookout. It's good!!
Easy hike to a gorgeous viewpoint. Stunning view of Mount Cook! I stayed for sunset (+ 40 min, I ended up being alone with gorgeous light!) and came back with the headlamp. Totally worth it!
Super hike not very long
Amazing views with short work. Worth to go.
Lovely short walk, suitable for all the family
Definitely didn’t take us 30 mins each way, more like 15. We went for sunset which was nice, cloud seemed to hug the summit but I can imagine it’s impressive on a clear day. The summit turns pink. We all wore flip flops, easy stroll.