Stories of Aoraki/ Mount Cook

Climb over 2,200 steps to the stunning Sealy Tarns in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park. A challenging hike with unbeatable views of Mount Cook, Hooker Valley and Mueller Glacier. Best walked in summer or autumn.

Winter in Aoraki has to be one of the most visually spectacular times to visit. Come and enjoy a weekend with us at the Hermitage.

The Mueller Hut is one of the most popular and scenic overnight hikes in New Zealand. This is one hike not to be missed in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park.

Red Tarns Track is a short, steep walk with big rewards, located just 10 minutes for Aoraki/Mount Cook village. Climb to a peaceful alpine basin with panoramic views of Mount Cook and the Hooker Valley. Perfect for sunrise or sunset.

An easy, family-friendly walk in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park. Kea Point Track offers uninterrupted views of Mueller Glacier, Mount Sefton and Aoraki/Mount Cook. A must-do short hike.

The ultimate itinerary for a once in a lifetime road trip to Aoraki/Mount Cook from Queenstown. Enjoy the drive as you follow the Southern Alps and soak up the spectacular alpine scenery.

Summer in Aoraki/Mount Cook is the perfect time to explore New Zealand’s most iconic alpine region.

Springtime at Aoraki/Mount Cook is a hidden gem. The snow is starting to melt, the days are getting longer, and the whole area comes alive with nature—minus the busy summer crowds.

Aoraki/Mount Cook is a must see winter destination. Want to know how to get there is winter, we have all the information you need.

Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey. This 10-day winter road trip from Queenstown to Christchurch promises a perfect blend of skiing, scenic drives, and exploration.

From snowy adventures to breathtaking landscapes, here's why Aoraki/Mount Cook stands out as an ideal winter escape for families.

Winter transforms Aoraki/Aoraki/Mount Cook into a winter wonderland. Here are our top five reasons why Aoraki/Mount Cook should be on your winter travel itinerary.

Before you arrive there is one thing you need to remember, Aoraki/Mount Cook is a remote location, so make sure you do your research and book before you arrive.

Experience the most unique ice experience in New Zealand with a trip on Glacier Explorers. Explore the impressive landscape of the National Park.

We’ve put together a list of “Five things to do in Aoraki/Mount Cook in winter” to help you plan and make the most out of your stay at the Hermitage, Aoraki/Mount Cook, New Zealand.

Hooker Valley Track is one of New Zealand’s most iconic walks. Cross swing bridges, follow glacier-fed rivers, and reach the shores of Hooker Lake with stunning views of Aoraki/Mount Cook.

In case your trip to Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park coincides with a spot of rain, we’ve put together a list of five things to do on a rainy day.

There are no bad ways to spend a day in the National Park, however you and the kids will always be in for a treat with a trip on a Glacier Explorers boat tour.

For those seeking an adventure amidst the icy beauty, winter hiking in Aoraki/Mount Cook offers unforgettable experiences. Here's our guide to embark on this enchanting journey.

Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park is home to many plants, in fact between 300 & 400 different species make up the region's vegetation.