On route to Mount Cook
March 31st, 2009 | Posted by in 12-New ZealandWe couldn’t visit the south island without a stop off at mighty Mt. Cook. The drive there was so beautiful it warranted a post of its own. We stayed a night by Lake Tekapo which was lovely and the next morning visited an observatory where we took a picture of the mountain through a telescope. Although it seemed close in the scope it was around 200 kilometres away.
About half-way we stopped off at a different section of Tekapo for our weekly wash. The background scenery was just incredible but the water was the coldest we’ve ever encountered, melted snow from the mountains.
Who wouldn’t enjoy scenery like this!







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Don’t know if your budget will stretch to it,but you canfly by helicopter,land on the Top of Mount cook,and look down on the Franz Joseph Glacier!
We did this it is Awesome & Very cold!! The views are spectacular!!