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The Very Highest Point in New Zealand
The highest mountain in New Zealand is the awkwardly-named Aoraki/Mt. Cook, which sits in the
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Mount Field & kunanyi/Mount Wellington
Mount Field and kunanyi/Mount Wellington aren't necessarily the tallest peaks in Tasmania -- those all...
Swimming at Cradle Mountain
Very few people come to Cradle Mountain to swim -- in fact, the weather conditions...
Furry Friends & Flowers of Cradle Mountain
Tasmania's Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park doesn't just have incredible scenery and challenging hikes...
One Day in St. Helen’s and The Bay of Fires
The northern corner of Tasmania's east coast could be described as follows: stretch of nearly-empty...
3 Short Freycinet Walks
The Freycinet Peninsula offers a stunning combination of bright teal water, vast sandy beaches, orange...
Road Trip: The Top of the Tasman Peninsula
The Tasman Peninsula makes for a great day -- or more -- of exploring. Just...
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