Tongariro Crossing Audio Tour: Self-Guided Hike

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Mount Ngauruhoe

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Embark on a captivating self-guided audio tour of Tongariro, New Zealand’s cultural and geographical treasure. Explore stunning landscapes, vibrant lakes, and ancient craters on this 7-hour hiker’s adventure.

Duration: 3 hours

Cancellation: 24 hours

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Highlights

Tongariro Alpine Crossing - Some of the amazing sights you will have the opportunity to view include:

Mount Ruapehu

Soda Springs

the Emerald Lakes

the Totara Forest

Mt Ruapehu - Mount Ruapehu is an active stratovolcano at the southern end of the Taupo Volcanic Zone in New Zealand.

What's Included

Self-paced
Audio files and GPS map

What's Not Included

Admission Fees
Transportation
Food/drinks
Audio device

Additional Information

Download a vibrantly-narrated mp3 audio guide combined with a map detailing the area of your tour.
Experience a hiker’s self-guided audio tour of the widely popular Tongariro Crossing. This tour will take you on a 7 hour journey through this cultural and geographical mecca of New Zealand. During this walk you will see huge craters and colourful lakes…

Location

Mount Ngauruhoe

This is self-guided Audio Tour, no physical guided will be accompanied

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings

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Victoriapq8059yg

Nov 17, 2020

Really awesome - Absolutely stunning scenery if the weather is right - and go to the loo before setting off on the trek! Also remember to download the audio prior to your visit so you don't have any connection issues and because it is far cheaper with no roaming charges. Brilliant commentary I thought and the Maori element was welcomed.

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Surelybassey

Oct 26, 2020

Lovely when clouds parted - We thought we were mad going up on a misty day with showers. But we were lucky enough to see the emerald lakes for 5-10 minutes. Go loo before the shuttle as the start ones smell pretty bad. It’s long, and steep in parts but the track is clearly cut and it’s not difficult if you are into tramping. I’m wanted to walk faster but the group took a little longer. We completed in 8 hrs. You need waterproof jacket and merino top or polypropylene. Tramping boots can be hired in national park. If you only here 1 day then stay in National Park. Because that’s where most shuttles start and return. $40 return. We found it hard to find an open shuttle place that could do a one way. (Start of season) Last shuttle home was 4:30 pm and we only just made it.

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Garrett_t

Feb 19, 2024

Bad time downloading the file!! - The audio guide was extremely difficult to download - nearly asked for my $$ back. I’ll keep this in mind the next time I want to order this type of service.

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From $15

up to 15 guests

1 Adult