가장 아름다운 산책, 그것은 전에 밤에 눈이 났고 장면은 비현실적이었다. 슈퍼 잘 유지 트랙하지만 당신은 확실히 좋은 트레드와 방수 부츠가 필요했습니다.

Hooker Valley Track is still closed from the 2nd bridge onwards. However still very much worth it, with incredible views of Mt. Cook. Parking is $5 per hour or $25 for the day (until 11.59pm). You can scan the QR code on the signs or there are metres. People also parked on the side of the road before the entrance. Toilets on site.

Beautiful flat but sadly short walk because of the closure after 2 km.Good to connect with Kea point if you don't wanna go for the best views up to Sealy tarns or even better continue to Mueller Hut.

아름다운, 쉬운, 호수와 쿠크 산의 빙하로 평평한 산책. 아름다운 풍경! 거기와 돌아가는 산책은 3 시간이 걸리지만 사진을 찍는 데 더 오래 걸릴 것입니다. 물을 가져 가십시오.

절대적으로 멋진 산책, 확실히 적절한 신발, 간식과 물로 자신을 준비하는 것은 긴 산책이기 때문에! 끝에서 전망은 완전히 가치가있다!

우리는 태양이 경로 (730)에 도달하기 전에 일찍 갔다.이 군중을 피하기 위해 그것은 좋았고 조용했고 우리는 마침내 피크닉 테이블에서 여러 Kea를 보았습니다.그것은 매우 차가웠고 우리는 산책의 끝까지 태양을 보지 못했기 때문에 바지와 재킷을 가지고 싶었습니다.우리는 또한 태양에 의해 빛나는 모든 것을 보았을 수도 있지만 낮은 군중이 우리의 우선 순위였습니다.

I'm in love with this place. The track is just amazing and the view you get on Mount Cook is the best of the best. It's a must do in nz

Very easy walk for 3 hours AR, a magnificent view all along the route! Ideally at the end of the morning so as not to have too much mist! :)

Pretty easy walk along a well maintained trial. Stunning views you won’t see anywhere else regardless of the weather. Absolute must do!

Beautiful walk to Hooker lake to see Aoraki in all her glory. Nothing overly strenuous but bear in mind you’re technically in backcountry here. As you walk along the trail look up towards the Footstool from Mueller Lake and see if you can see Sefton bivy. Some hardy souls hike up and stay overnight up there. There were about 12 kea at the Lake when I went (Jan 25). Make sure you report any sightings to the kea database https://keadatabase. Nz/. They’re obviously very intelligent birds and I spent about 45 minutes just watching them watch me. Be sure to check out the alpine memorial on your way back along the trail. These mountains demand our respect.