Hiking in New Zealand

Nice 3D videos, maps, pictures

Free

2.0for iPhone, iPad and more

Bruno Grasso

Developer

82 MB

Size

Jul 27, 2022

Update Date

Travel

Category

17+

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Hiking in New Zealand Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Hiking in New Zealand

A list of wonderful excursions in the wild Iceland, from the Tongariso Crossing to Abel Tasman National Park. Always check the condition of the path before you start as NZ weather often undergo changes. For each path important information is displayed such as:

-lenght
-difference in height
-point of interest
-descriptions
-photos
-video 3D Relive

Our app gives road indications to reach the starting point of the different paths (when possible, as in some cases the start is not reachable by car) and it allows to see your position on the map in relation to the path we propose.

We decline any liability for problems and/or injuries suffered while trying to follow our indication. To reach the starting point of some trails you will be required to drive for a lot of km on dirt roads.

Silver Fern icon credits: Alofi Kanter [CC BY 3.0 nz (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/nz/deed.en)]