Crown Range Road Review

New Zealand is the most suitable country for self-driving tours. Each road is a viewing route, and the unique scenery along the way is constantly changing all year round. In this sense, the beauty is always on the road!

A winding road connecting Wanaka and Queenstown, from Wanaka to Queenstown all the way, the highest crawl to more than 1,100 meters above sea level, there are several observation decks along the way, reaching the highest observation deck just surrounded by clouds, clouds cover the fog and see nothing. But several other observation decks have excellent sight lines and unlimited scenery, but because it is a winding road, driving is still good to be careful.

On the way from Wanaka to Queenstown, on the Crown range road, you see this famous “alternative scenery” on the South Island. Starting in 1999, four women hung their bras on the barbed wire fence on the roadside, and later hung more and more bras, forming a bra network, and now it has become a propaganda point for breast cancer prevention.

[View] Very good, very good [Fun] Very cold [Cost-effective] Okay

There are two State Highway from Queenstown to Wanaka, one is Route 6 through Cromwell, the fruit town, and the other is the Crown Range route. Route 6 is relatively flat but long. The Route 6 is short, the scenery is good, but the road is not good, and the driving skills are quite high. We chose the relatively fast Crown Mountain route from Queenstown to Wanaka, which proved to be very worth a trip and the scenery was amazing. However, the road to the Crown Mountain is very curved, so be very careful, driving the general skills of children's shoes carefully.