New Zealand Mountains
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Aoraki/Mt Cook : 3724m
New Zealand's highest mountain. View of the Caroline Face and Hillary Ridge from Kaitiaki Peak.
New Zealand's highest mountain. View of the Caroline Face and Hillary Ridge from Kaitiaki Peak.
Rarakiroa/Mount Tasman : 3498m
New Zealand's second highest mountain. View of the Silberhorn Ridge (front) from Ball Ridge.
New Zealand's second highest mountain. View of the Silberhorn Ridge (front) from Ball Ridge.
Minarets : 3040m
Twin summit on the Main Divide between the Tasman and the Franz Josef Glaciers.
Twin summit on the Main Divide between the Tasman and the Franz Josef Glaciers.
Elie de Beaumont : 3109m
New Zealand's northern most 3000m peak, at the head of the Tasman Glacier.
New Zealand's northern most 3000m peak, at the head of the Tasman Glacier.
Mount Sefton : 3151m
Isolated Main Divide Peak above Mount Cook Village. View from the "Playing Fileds" on the descent from Ball Pass.
Isolated Main Divide Peak above Mount Cook Village. View from the "Playing Fileds" on the descent from Ball Pass.
Malte Brun Range : 3198m
Late evening storm clouds assemble over the Tasman Valley. View from Caroline Hut.
Late evening storm clouds assemble over the Tasman Valley. View from Caroline Hut.
La Perouse : 3081m
Main Divide peak above the Hooker Glacier. View from the "Playing Fields" on the descent from Ball Pass.
Main Divide peak above the Hooker Glacier. View from the "Playing Fields" on the descent from Ball Pass.
Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park contains 29 of New Zealand's 3000m peaks. Many of these peaks are visible at close range from Caroline Hut on the on the Aoraki/Mount Cook Trek, Ball Pass Summit Trek and Ball Pass Crossing