Arthur's Pass National Park

Located on the main traffic road between Christchurch on the east coast of New Zealand's South Island and Greymouth on the west coast, it attracts many tourists here. The white snow-capped mountains, fast-flowing waterfalls, clear lakes, magnificent glaciers, especially the diverse hiking trails and meticulous travel services, have been favored by many climbers. For most tourists traveling around the South Island, if you start with Christchurch, you can use Arthur's Pass as the first stop and appetizer; if you take Christchurch as the end point, you must be visually tired when you see Arthur's Pass.

Arthur's Pass National Park in New Zealand is located in the Southern Alps in the central part of New Zealand's South Island. It was established in 1929 and covers an area of 944 square kilometers, with an altitude of 923 meters, and the mountain pass is about 8 kilometers long. There are trails in the park for long-distance mountaineering activities, but general tourists are only suitable for short-distance walking, taking pictures of mountain pass glaciers, pebble ramp river beds and nearby mountain peaks.

Arthur's Pass National Park is a beautiful snow mountain canyon. It stretches for hundreds of kilometers and is full of tall snow-capped mountains, and Arthur Love's mouth happens to be the depression of this snow-capped mountain. A huge valley is majestic and magnificent, and there are also huge waterfalls formed by melting ice and snow, which is very shocking and magnificent.

Arthur's Pass National Park in Canterbury Region, New Zealand is a natural park with very magnificent scenery. There are rolling snow-capped mountains, wide ice fields, magnificent waterfalls, and beautiful lakes. It is a pure and unpolluted place. Coming here will make everyone open their minds and admire the magnificent beauty of nature.

Driving from Christchurch via Highway 73 to the north shore of the South Island of New Zealand, you need to pass Arthur Pass. Along the way, there are many filming locations for the Lord of the Rings movie, as well as Arthur Pass National Park. Close to the mountain pass, the weather changed from sunny to heavy rain. You can park your car and washrooms at the park information point, and you can learn about the various scenic spots around the park. All natural attractions in New Zealand National Parks are basically free. Of course, parking is also free. The photo is of Highway 73 and the small waterfall in Arthur's Pass Park.