However, many of the people visiting Mt Cook have less lofty ambitions, choosing simply to enjoy the impressive views on clear days or on scenic flights, which are a great way to appreciate the grandeur of the place.
With around 140 peaks that are higher than 2000 m and spectacular sweeping glaciers, the national park itself, which is part of the South Island’s World Heritage area, offers some good hiking opportunities for those who wish to explore the area further. These can be guided or unguided and the fact that the weather can be very changeable here, makes the former a favoured option.
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