Mount Cook National Park is about 60 minutes drive from Shepherd's Church, all the way west, turn right at the T-junction at the source of Lake Pukaki, and then walk all the way along the blue Pukaki Lake in the silver beech forest, this area is a world heritage area in southwest New Zealand. Composed of Westland National Park, Yaspering Mountain National Park, and Fjord National Park, the end of the road is the Cook National Park Camp, the beauty of the road is like a large scene. There are five best short trails, the Governor’s Jungle Trail, the Bowen Jungle Trail, the Glencoe Trail, the Antelope Cape Trail, and the Hooke Valley Trail, all of which are from the Cook Hill village and have beautiful and pleasant views. The most popular in the park is the Hook Valley Trail. First, the Hook Valley Trail is long compared to the other four trails. It takes about 3 to 4 hours to travel, which is more challenging. Second, the strange stone on the way, the meadow is dense, and the background of the three suspension bridges as a background for taking pictures is also the fun of this trip. 1. The starting point of the trail is next to the Baima Mountain Campground. The view is wide. Originally this place was a villa hotel. In 1913, it was destroyed by a mountain flood. Now you can see some relics. In 1957, the rebuilt hotel was relocated 2 kilometers away from the plain area. Looking around, it was full of shrubs and jungles. Through the "Luohan Song Arch", that is, the 9 km of the Hook Valley trail walk, the trail road is flat, rugged and complicated alpine meadows are also paved with wooden roads, summer season, the mountains are full of daisies, firefly grass and lily-like alpine hair, beautiful. The trail has a memorial to the victims of the first mountaineering accident. It is near the former site of the Heights of the Hook Valley Trail. The inscription records that three climbers died in an avalanche in 1914, when only one body was found, but 12 years later, due to glacier melting, The second body was found at the bottom of HochstetterLcefall, 2,000 meters below the place where the team was buried at the time, which shows how fast the glacier is moving. The more you go to the mountain, the temperature is getting lower and lower. There are also gravel landslides on the mountainside. The traces of the meadow vegetation are vaguely visible. Finally, you can reach the lake. There is an observation deck halfway up the mountain. The wooden seats are simple. The next step is the shore of Lake Hook. The glacier cross section, the ice blue fault, The blue light was shining. There was also a boulder attraction on the trail, with a photo showing her as the world's first woman to successfully climb Mount Cook, and after she climbed the boulder, Freda left her in a short skirt and a trekking pole.