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Mount Taranaki: New Zealand's perfectly formed volcano

mt egmont>First the rocks appear to me as if I had seen them before, then again not at all. It looks like a path and then again not at all. The Summit Track leads first through a dense forest slowly and steadily up the last foothills of Mt Taranaki. They are far above me in the rock face of Mt Taranaki. The nice thing is that my universe loves me and I am always safe. Even if I almost doubted it a little bit at this moment. I memorize the shape of the rocks where the couple is standing and climb on the direct way up, because I'm afraid I won't find the entrance again otherwise. The Taranaki only started its activity about Read more about campervan hire New Zealand here.

PICTURES: Mount Egmont National Park

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His approach was too brisk though and so the other volcanoes chased him away to the North Island.

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It is therefore also recommended to deposit the excursion plans at one of the DOC sites.

First the rocks appear to me as if I had seen them before, then again not at all.

The large volcanic and thermal area stretches over a visible corridor.

>> So I took a few photos of the pools, which reminded me very much of the local Verzasca Valley. The summit of Mount Taranaki is one of the most climbed mountain peaks in New Zealand. Actually this tour was also on our plan. The further one gets to the top, the more alpine the vegetation becomes. It is dominated by the beautifully symmetrical volcano Taranaki, whose relatively easy ascent is also the main attraction of the national park. With over 1.4 million inhabitants, Auckland is New Zealand's most populous city and a vibrant metropolis. Taxes and fees are not included in the offers. Click on the photo to learn more about me. For boundlessly optimistic people like me, it's simply unbelievable that there are no bright moments. Especially as the weather was predicted to be very good.

This part is probably the most beautiful and fun part of the hike - easy climbing with great views down. When the fog just clears a little bit I look down at my legs. Now it is also clear to me why I am so cold despite the ascent.