Just finished the Routeburn just down the road from the Milford Track, first hike in decades,now I'm hungry for another and this looks very inviting, and why not, I live in Auckland! Great vid too
We hiked the Milford Track in 2005. Lovely weather & down right hot at times we swam in the rivers to cool down One of my favorite memories ♥️ and the loo with a view was fun
At least you admit you snore. My mum when went hiking got up after snoring the entire night and claimed she hadn’t slept. So annoyed as I know she slept as I didn’t get any sleep
@@triggerhappytrails yes we just got back and we were eaten alive especially near the water, was shorts and t-shirt weather for most of it. Shame you had cloud on the pass. Thanks for sharing your video.
Hi guys I would like to know what month of the year you would recommend me to visit this beautiful park, you know Latin Americans we do not like the cloudy and rainy days, thanks from Argentina.
Hey Alejandra! End of December and Beginning of Jan are the most popular dates because it's the height of summer and New Zealand Holidays. But the great thing is, if you get tickets there should only be you and the other 40 people who have tickets for the huts. You can never garantee sun in these parts of the South Island but you should have a great chance in summer. We did it at the end of the season end of April and we had only 1 full day of sun, the rest was cloudy, often very rainy! Hope it helps x
what's the gear you used to film this? :) I filmed the southern half of Te Araroa (ruclips.net/video/_19rcH1tW1I/видео.html if you're interested) with my Sony a6300 plus feiyutech a1000 gimbal plus tripod and am planning to hike kungsleden in Sweden this summer if corona has left us by then. Not sure whether I want to carry that much gear again, so I'm looking for lighter options giving me simmilar results.
I did it in December of 1984 when i was 38 years old. One of the best experiences of my life.
Thank you for a great video! I walked this track about 17 years ago and this brought back a lot of good memories.
Just finished the Routeburn just down the road from the Milford Track, first hike in decades,now I'm hungry for another and this looks very inviting, and why not, I live in Auckland! Great vid too
We hiked the Milford Track in 2005. Lovely weather & down right hot at times we swam in the rivers to cool down
One of my favorite memories ♥️ and the loo with a view was fun
when i hiked the track there were only 6 ppl including me on the track. I was lucky and blessed with awesome weather
Great footage, thanks for sharing with us. 💜
Great little video I am walking it next week!
Fantastic! I hope you have good weather. All the best
thanks, we are heading on it on Friday
At least you admit you snore. My mum when went hiking got up after snoring the entire night and claimed she hadn’t slept. So annoyed as I know she slept as I didn’t get any sleep
Just FYI…the ducks in the video @4:55 are Paradise Shellducks (not Whio’s)
The milford track has many faces and I will admit, it cries a lot, thank gudness it was happy when we went😁😁😁
You did well, thanks for sharing
thats a bellbird, not a tomtit!
Ayyo transition at 0:44 is straight FIRE 🔥🔥🔥💯
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You forgot to mention the killer sandflies :-)
Surprisingly didn't see many at all! Even at sandfly point. I think it was too cold for them.
@@triggerhappytrails yes we just got back and we were eaten alive especially near the water, was shorts and t-shirt weather for most of it. Shame you had cloud on the pass. Thanks for sharing your video.
Sandflies at Milford are a marine insect. It rains that often and that heavy they don't know where the sea ends and the sky starts.
You mean Te Anau (said like teh ah no)
It’s pronounced Tay Ah Naw
@@carolynheaton6068 No. To learn the proper Maori pronunciation of Te Anau go to this link forvo.com/word/te_anau/
Awesome, brave the cold elements bro. Now itd gfs turn🤔🤔🤔
Hi guys I would like to know what month of the year you would recommend me to visit this beautiful park, you know Latin Americans we do not like the cloudy and rainy days, thanks from Argentina.
Hey Alejandra! End of December and Beginning of Jan are the most popular dates because it's the height of summer and New Zealand Holidays. But the great thing is, if you get tickets there should only be you and the other 40 people who have tickets for the huts. You can never garantee sun in these parts of the South Island but you should have a great chance in summer. We did it at the end of the season end of April and we had only 1 full day of sun, the rest was cloudy, often very rainy! Hope it helps x
Thank you very much for your prompt response, I will take into account your important suggestion@@triggerhappytrails
it's 250 days raining in one year. that's rain forest. amazing
That Robin?? might be getting salt of your shoes, a guess.
you got the names of the birds wrong sorry
what's the gear you used to film this? :) I filmed the southern half of Te Araroa (ruclips.net/video/_19rcH1tW1I/видео.html if you're interested) with my Sony a6300 plus feiyutech a1000 gimbal plus tripod and am planning to hike kungsleden in Sweden this summer if corona has left us by then. Not sure whether I want to carry that much gear again, so I'm looking for lighter options giving me simmilar results.
tyga
My boot is mounted. Meh, carry on. Wrong call.
Save your money
I’ve walked this trek and your video is a waste of time you showed nothing of any merit 👎🙄😳😞