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Arthur's Pass National Park. Address. Canterbury 7875, New Zealand. Phone +64 3 318 9211. Web Visit website. New Zealand's Arthurs Pass National Park was the first national park to be formed in the South Island, back in 1929. The park was established to protect alpine flora and fauna that still attract visitors almost 100 years later.
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Woolshed Hill Track is located in Arthur's Pass National Park. It's a challenging climb from Hawdon Shelter / Hawdon Valley Campsite to the summit of Woolshed Hill (1428m). This steep track takes you through the beech forest to views of Waimakariri and Mountain Ranges. Please note that bookings are required to stay at Hawdon Shelter Campsite.
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Arthur's Pass, previously called Camping Flat then Bealey Flats, and for some time officially Arthurs Pass, is a township in the Southern Alps of the South Island of New Zealand, located in the Selwyn district. It is a popular base for exploring Arthur's Pass National Park.. Arthur's Pass township is about five kilometres (3.1 mi) south of the mountain pass with the same name.
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Webcams. Currently there are three active webcams in Arthur's Pass village looking north and west from the same location (Rough Creek), and a Transit NZ webcam looking south through the Village. A further two webcams are situated at the Arthur's Pass Radio Repeater site (1150m) pointing east towards Temple Basin ski-field, and south towards.
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Arthur's Pass National Park is situated between Canterbury and the West Coast in the South Island of New Zealand. There is a striking difference between the habitats on either side of the main divide. Mountain beech/tawhai dominates eastern slopes. To the west is mixed podocarp rainforest and red-flowering rātā, with a luxuriant understorey.
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1. Arthur's Pass National Park Visitor Centre. Arthur's Pass is a great area, for day trips or to stay, with great , tramping, bird life & watching, hunting, mounta. 2. Otira Viaduct Lookout. Traveling down the west side of Arthur's Pass, we stop for a look at the new viaduct through the Otira Gorge, built 2.
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Arthur's Pass is a mountain pass in the Southern Alps of the South Island of New Zealand. The pass sits 920 metres or 3,020 feet above sea level and marks part of the boundary between the West Coast and Canterbury regions. Located 140 km from Christchurch and 95 km from Greymouth, the pass comprises part of a saddle between the valleys of the Ōtira River (a tributary of the Taramakau River in.
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Arthur's Pass is a great opportunity to get off the TranzAlpine train journey and stretch your legs. A mecca for trampers, snowboarders, mountain climbers and nature lovers, there are many short and long walks in the area including those that start near the comfortable accommodation found in Arthur's Pass village. If walking, hiking or skiing.
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2. The Arthur's Pass Walking Track. Hike length: 6.8 km. Hike duration: 2-3 hours. Hike difficulty: Easy. Strapping up the boots and hitting the Arthur's Pass walking track is one of the most popular things to do for those arriving in the village.
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Arthur's Pass - Home Page. Welcome to Arthur's Pass, New Zealand. Our small alpine village is nestled amongst the Southern Alps in New Zealand's South Island ( Maps ). You will find a wealth of information about this region on this site. For pre-arrival advice Click Here . Webcams. North Webcam (HD)
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About Arthur's Pass National Park. Arthur's Pass National Park is a protected area within the heart of the Southern Alps mountain range. The park spans over 1,180 square kilometers (456 sq mi) and is named after Arthur Dudley Dobson, who discovered the pass in 1864.
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3. Do the Arthur's Pass Walking Track. A 2h40min return walking trail, the Arthur's Pass Walking Track is well worth doing if you have the time. The first part of the trail takes you to see the long cascading Bridal Veil Falls before meandering through alpine shrub/wetland to reach the historic Jack's Hut.The track continues through the Bealey Chasm car park and the Temple Basin car park.
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As one of New Zealand's 13 national parks, the word is out that Arthur's Pass is worth visiting!Traveling over the pass and through the national park is Highway 73, also known as the Great Alpine Highway/West Coast Road. The highway winds its way through the mountains from Christchurch all the way to the West Coast, hitting Arthur's Pass Village and all the epic things to do in this blog.
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Arthur's Pass (or State Highway 73) is possibly one of the most iconic roads in New Zealand. It's what connects Christchurch to the West Coast and also home to some of the country's cheekiest birdlife. What you might not know though is the Arthur's Pass drive has a lot more to offer than bendy roads and mountain scenery.
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Arthur's Pass is home to some truly enchanting waterfalls, but Devil's Punchbowl is the most impressive! These gorgeous 131-metre falls are only a 25-minute walk from the village, so they're well worth seeing. Total distance: 1.75km return. Total time: 40 minutes. Devils Punchbowl Walking Track, Arthur's Pass Village 7875
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The Arthur's Pass coaches were New Zealand's last horse-drawn coach service. In 1923 the rail tunnel broke through the mountains, spelling the end of the line for the Wild West days of backcountry travel. Jacks Hut. Jacks Hut is a rare surviving example of a roadman's cottage. Built in 1879, the hut is located on New Zealand's highest.