Black Peak Heli Trek
7 days - from $2295
Spectacular Mount Aspiring N.P is the home to Wanaka's most dominant mountain- 2,289m Black Peak.
Fly in by helicopter, then trek out to truly experience the breath-taking heart of the Southern Alps.
The reward for your efforts will be stunning mountain scenery, with views of the beautiful peaks, lakes and ridges of this magnificent countryside. Unique bird and wildlife will also enhance your experience.
This trek will be both an exhilarating adventure, and a memorable journey.
Highlights
Itinerary:
Day 1 Arrive in Queenstown.2 Transfer with guides to Wanaka, Heli flight to Treble Cone, with panoramic views of the spectacular mountains. Camp at Blue Creek.3 Climb the ridge to Polnoon Burn, then meander through the valley amongst rugged alpine terrain.4 Easy walk along the river to Sharks Tooth hut. Enjoy spectacular views as we climb to the 'Rollercoaster' ridge (2029m), then onto the summit of Black Peak (2289m).5 Trek the ridgeline back to Treble Cone, stopping regularly to enjoy the amazing mountain and lake vistas. Transfer to Wanaka.6 Drive around Lake Wanaka to Diamond Lake, a landscape carved by ice age glaciers. From Diamond Lake viewing platform is the circuit to Rocky Mountain, with spectacular views over the Southern Alps.7 Trip finishes after breakfast in Queenstown.
Included: Alpine guide, helicopter flight, local guides, safety equipment, transport, sightseeing and permit fees.
Not Included: International flights, departure taxes, visas, insurance, other meals, drinks, optional activities during free time, tips and items of a personal nature.
Meals: 6 breakfasts,5 lunches,4 dinners
Starts/Ends: Queenstown to Queenstown
Trip Reference: PDHT
Call (612) 253-3383 for more information or to book today! Mention code 8745252
- Tour Operator
- Adventure Center
- Offer
- Offer valid through 6/30/2010
- Duration
- 7 Days
- Dates/Pricing
- Disclaimer
- Prices and itineraries shown for tours departing from January 2010 onwards are subject to change and confirmation with the publication of our 2010/11 brochure, due to be published in October 2009.
