Kepler Track

Unlike the Queenstown Lake District trail, which is also the Lake Tianaau trail, Kepler walkway is more peaceful and far away. The beautiful lakes and mountains, moving around and changing scenery, are refreshing.

Kepler track Kepler Trail, a famous trail on New Zealand's South Island, is a fork (rubble road) on Highway 95 from Manapouri Town to Tianau that can enter the halfway point of the Kepler Trail. From this midway point, one end needs a professional guide to lead the mountain climbing (to sleep and mountain wooden houses), one end is a junior middle-level trail that can lead to the town of Ti'anau, there are about 8km of river forest to walk through, you need to set two teams to go in the same direction, otherwise no one will help you pick up the car. We walked about 3km from each end. The suspension bridge in the photo is the entrance to the trail, and the sunset photo of the lake area taken from the trail, with clouds and no sun.

kepler track (Kepler walkway), if you have time, you can experience it. If you live in Tianau, you can go from the entrance of the Tianau walkway. We walked one section in each direction, one section along the river, one section along the lake area, the scenery has its own advantages, the lake area trail has lake flies need to pay attention to bites, much more powerful than mosquito bites. The video is the entrance of Kepler track in the middle section of Highway 95, and the suspension bridge crosses the river to enter the trail.

The walkway is referred to as the walkway, which is very suitable for pedestrian walks. It is slow and the scenery is natural and beautiful.