Tag: southern alps

Tag: southern alps

Features and editorials about Alpine Recreation and our adventures.

Articles - Around Mount Cook - Transalpine Journey around Aoraki Mount Cook - Article by James Broadbent

Around Mount Cook

Transalpine Journey around Aoraki Mount Cook

I have wandered up a few pointy bits of landscape in the past, usually by the easiest route, but often after a long approach march to a more remote peak.

Read the article

Articles - Keeping the spirit of youth alive - 68-year-old Graeme Donovan fulfills his long-held dream of climbing a mountain over 3000m. 75-year-od Peter Aimer climbs 3151m high Mount Sefton.

Keeping the spirit of youth alive

Two Mountain Ascents for Seniors

On the 20th of October 68-year-old Graeme Donovan stood atop Lendenfeld Peak (3194m) and fulfilled a long-held dream of climbing a mountain over 3000m or 10,000ft.

Read the article

Articles - The Symphony on Skis - The Symphony on Skis - original article published in the Christchurch Press 1986

The Symphony on Skis

Original article by Gottlieb Braun-Elwert
Christchurch Press 1986

A ski traverse is like a well composed piece of music. It flows with harmony, surprises with the unexpected.

Read the article

Articles - Symphony on Skis - Symphony on Skis - Ski Mountaineering in the Southern Alps

Symphony on Skis

Ski Mountaineering in the Southern Alps
Skier Magazine

In momentary surrender I hunched forward and rested my hands on my knees, breathing short and sharp, every expulsion filling the narrow band of light cast by my head torch…

Read the article

Articles - Can a Tramper Climb Mt Cook? - Can a Tramper Climb Mt Cook - Wilderness Magazine Article

Can a Tramper Climb Mt Cook?

Wilderness Magazine

What would it take for a tramper of average fitness to propel themselves to the top of New Zealand's highest summit?

Read the article