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Probably my next trail to visit! great video :D

As an old bushman this is familiar territory

Beautiful place. Thanks for sharing. 👍17

Alam yg indah

I heard the visibility is 200 feet deep

This is so cool!!!

Peaceful

How long did it take you?

An excellent video thank you, over a demanding route. You must be very fit!

Thank you very much,Trailblazer. What a tough tramp what with the wind and the steep dangerous looking ridges! Also, I must say, that I think your videos are the sharpest I have seen yet- everything is in focus, and with no camera shake ever! Congratulations again!

A wonderful video. I can't do such hikes now, so thank you very much!

Great vid chaps

Great to see someone else enjoying the track! In February I overnighted at Blue Range then went via Cow Creek for second night at Arete Forks hut. I can see why that track is considered one of the hardest in the Tararuas - I think about 7 major ups and down and quite a number of windfallen trees near Cow Creek to circumnavigate. A really good workout and a pretty hard walk out to the car park. Great little huts though. What camera did you use? Nice quality.

The river walk if low is worth doing and avoids the big climb over the top ! and is MUCH quicker

Looks good

Give it time, humans will destroy it.

National bird of NZ

Wht do they eat

You are lucky to see that little spotted kiwi especially during the day - hopefully this will become a more frequent sight for locals - a huge credit to the work that went in to achieve this in the area: a big high 5 to all the people engaged in predator trap work :)

Wow. Nice

Wow! Well spotted!

Fat

Very good. Well done! Not a easy tramp!

what month do you hike sir? nice vid 😊

Crazy difficult hike!

Did this one in february 1986. Starting at Blue Lake hut, over the Waiau-pass , to Caroline bivy in 8 1/2 hours. It was a beautifull day, great hike, great views, one of my best NZ tramping days. This vid brings back great memories, thanks for uploading !

dirty guys and gals!

Kinda looks fun!

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍2

Amazing, I discover your RUclips Chanel by chance I reconze your voice and to check if it was you, I check this video we are the couple from the other tent All the best in your adventure!

Excellent video thanks - you chose the best way going anticlockwise: definitely my preference after numerous loops. You managed to get across the beautiful scenery and forest very well. If you pick one of those amazing clear frosty days after a southerly and snow it is a great trip with the summit (and muddy sections) rock hard with frost and the Tararua Range looking amazing. A 6 - 7 hr hike or if you are a nutter trailer runner an approx 3 hour loop. Just to remember to take appropriate gear. Look forward to seeing more mate :) Kiitos

Very nice 👍 thanks for sharing 😍❤️

Very nice and beautiful 😍❤

Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍11

That's a beautiful track. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. 👍3

1:01 is it eatable ?

Nice

Hi Aaron, we are thinking of doing the Mueller Hut in June, is the avalanche transmitter, shovel and ice axe required? Are you allowed to climb without one? Really appreciate your help! Thanks!

Gives an excellent idea of what it is like.

hiking non-stop!

Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing. subd. liked 👍180

Great video! Did you call the planes or were they just there?

Loved watching your video, thank you. It brought back so many great memories from when I did the walk. Cheers from Australia.

Nice quality Trailblazer, I loved that crossing at 8.23,great presentation alround.

Love New Zealand from Bangladesh and I also support New Zealand cricket team❤🎉

I understand the huts aren't bookable and are first come first served. But do you need to buy the hut tickets the day you start the track or a day before? It would be great help for this info thank you!

did you use crampons/ice axe? did you hire?

You had stunning weather for it, Aaron. Thanks for sharing it with us. Cheers

Wow I was hiking this very trail 5 weeks ago. Feb. 2024 so great to see this now.