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Kiwi Classic - 9 January 2017

January began with a "trip of a lifetime" for these lucky people on our first Kiwi Classic of the year.

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Getting up close at Stirling Falls
Enjoying the serenity at Milford Sound Young or old Coming into Milford Sound under sail. Beautiful. Rain or shine Getting close to the wildlife while kayaking in Milford Sound Atop the Routeburn Track Nearly there! Hiking the Routeburn Track Our 'Classicers' hiking the Routeburn Track. The scenery on the tops is breathtaking Biking the Queenstown Trail near Arrowtown Easy trails with stunning surrounds on the Queenstown Trail. That view makes us jump in the air too! Lake Pukaki looking towards Aoraki/Mt Cook. Our Kiwi Classic party pause for a group shot at Lake Pukaki Sealy Tarns in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. All smiles hiking up to the Sealy Tarns in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. Made it! I hope they didnt carry that rock up the hill! Sealy Tarns. Proof they all made it! Pausing for a well-earned group shot Time to stop and take it all in. Views up the Hooker Valley with Aoraki/Mt Cook at the valley head. And back down! Look at those views over the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park though! Walking the valley floor track Gearing up for the trail ride at Hanmer Springs Beautiful leafy cycle trails around Hanmer Springs Our Kiwi Classic party pauses for a group shot at Lake Rotoiti Hiking through native bush on the Angelus Circuit Getting to grips with a wire bridge acroos a creek. Nelson Lakes National Park. And this is why we do this. Unique and beautiful native New Zealand bush on the Angelus Circuit Authentic hiking the kiwi way! Nelson Lakes National Park Looks like it was thirsty work! At the Punakaiki Tavern. Watching the weather blow in across the Tasman at Punakaiki Whatever the weather – and it can get wild! – the Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki are always impressive Watching the ice carve the mountains at Fox Glacier High jinks in the rain at the Mt Iron lookout near Wanaka

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