How many walk tracks are in the Blue Mountains?

How many walk tracks are in the Blue Mountains?

This certified Ecotourism Destination is a walker’s paradise, boasting over 140km of tracks and trails. Why not walk a section of historic Prince Henry Cliff walk, between Katoomba and Leura. Climb Mount Banks’ summit or descend into the Grand Canyon.

What is the hardest NZ Great Walk?

Tongariro Northern Circuit
1. Tongariro Northern Circuit. The Tongariro Northern Circuit is tough primarily for the climb to the Red Crater. This is by far the steepest climb in all the Great Walks of New Zealand and it is up a scree/volcanic sand slope.

How difficult is the Routeburn Track?

Level of difficulty: Moderate. Track Terrain: The track is reasonably smooth, with some steep rocky sections. Your adventure begins with a coach ride from Queenstown to the Divide on the scenic Milford Road, stopping at Te Anau for morning tea.

What is the most popular Great Walk in NZ?

Milford track

  • 4 Days – 53.5 KM. GRADE: EASY – INTERMEDIATE.
  • 4 Days – 53.5 KM. FIORDLAND. 2 hr 20 min from Queenstown. 20 min from Te Anau. New Zealand’s most famous walk, the Milford Track has been thrilling hikers for more than 150 years. The alpine and fiord scenery is as perfect as ever.

How long is the Blue Mountain hike?

One of Australia’s classic walks, the challenging three-day Six Foot Track hike follows the route of the original 1884 horse track carved to take tourists from Katoomba to Jenolan Caves. Before departing on any long walk make sure you are prepared.

Can you swim on the Routeburn?

Those wishing for showers or baths can enjoy the number of waterfalls or swimming holes on the track. A Department of Conservation ranger is located at each hut.

How much does it cost to walk the Routeburn Track?

Fees and bookings Adult (18+ years): $102 per person, per night. Child (17 years and under): $51 per person, per night.