Ruapehu Visitor Information
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Other Visitor Information: [National Park Village] [Ohakune] [Raetihi] [Taihape] [Taumarunui] [Tongariro National Park] [Turoa Ski Field]
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Journey deep in the Whanganui National Park wilderness region. Jet boat up the Whanganui River and enjoy a leisurely canoe paddle back down stream to Bridge to Nowhere Lodge—a unique place in a remote location, accessible only by river. Awe-inspiring views. Take in the sights and sounds at your own pace...(more)
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Experience the natural and cultural heritage of the mighty Whanganui River and Whanganui National Park. Allow us to show you the highlights as you travel through the majestic fern clad gorges and take a fully guided tour into "The Valley of Abandoned Dreams"...(more)
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Experience the isolation and beauty of the New Zealand bush—a unique, extremely remote wilderness haven accessible only by river. Comfortable accommodation. Delicious farmhouse cuisine. Jet boat tours to the surreal 'Bridge to Nowhere' in the middle of the wilderness...(more)
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Alpine-style resort of 42 individual stand-alone, fully self-contained chalets in picturesque setting, within the township on the fringe of Tongariro National Park. Just two hours south from Taupo, and close to Turoa and Whakapapa ski fields. For summer or winter fun, stay at Rocky Mountain Chalets to make the most of New Zealand's great outdoors...(more)
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For alpine accommodation in Ohakune and Ruapehu best suiting families or friends why not rent a holiday home? Stay in a chalet, alpine homestead or a traditional cottage. We've got over 100 to choose from. Browse our Web site and book online, or phone us directly for help. We're Ruapehu's largest private accommodation reservation centre. Open seven days...(more)
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Whilst not exactly taking you into the back of beyond, the World Heritage Tongariro National Park is well worth a visit, especially if you enjoy hiking, skiing, mountain biking and kayaking. The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is a famous one-day hike, described as one of the best in New Zealand, which crosses alpine meadows, lunar landscapes, emerald lakes and active volcanoes...(more)
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