Mt Cook National Park

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Lake view	Road view	Entrance	Hermitage view
Hooker Valley	Hooker Valley	Hooker Valley	Mountain Peak
Road view	Tasman Glacier	Hooker Valley	Entrance
Lake view	Mt Sefton	Road view	Hooker Valley

Mt Cook is known as Aoraki by the Maori and stands at 3,754 metres, which makes this mountain the highest in New Zealand, Australasia, and Oceania. Sir Edmund Hillary (a New Zealander) the first man to climb Mt Everest gained his mountaineering experience on Mt Cook.

Today there are many activities to enjoy in the Mount Cook National Park including a heli-skiing adventure to the worlds longest ski run down the Tasman glacier. Mt Tasman is the second highest mountain in New Zealand and is next to Mt Cook.

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