Southern Alps

It basically occupies the entire western part of the South Island and stretches for a long time. The name may mean that it is comparable to the Alps in the southern hemisphere. But it really has this strength. Whether it is the richly colored Arthur's Pass in the north, or the glacial-covered Cook Mountains in the middle, or the fjord area in the south, which has a middle rustic texture and a strong drop, it will give visitors a beautiful shock. . Since 2012, helicopters, sightseeing trains, fjord cruises, glacier lake speed boats, and hiking have passed several important scenic spots in the north, south, east and north of the mountains in various ways, and they still don’t feel aesthetic fatigue.

The Southern Alps in Queenstown are part of Doubtful Sound, and the scenery here is very similar to the French Alps. The mountains are covered with snow that doesn't melt all year round, and the large areas of snow are popular ski resorts. The whole mountain range is endless, and the scenery is very magnificent, and I sigh the wonders of nature.

It belongs to the southern part of the Alps, and the most famous place here is Queenstown. In this place you can find a place suitable for climbing. Go and take a look, it's actually okay. Many tourists come here.

The Southern Alps do not seem to be that tall visually, but it is also difficult for ordinary tourists to climb. You can find a hillside to take a look at this place. In fact, the main thing is to appreciate his general view.

The Southern Alps is actually a large mountain range. This is just one of the most famous places. Many tourists will come here to find a section of mountain trails and climb this mountain. It feels pretty good, or quite beautiful.