[New Zealand] Trekking in the wilderness of Mount Cook

Mount Cook (Aoraki), the highest peak on New Zealand's South Island. The Hooker Valley Track, which walks against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains at 3,724m above sea level, is a trail course that even beginners can enjoy! There are three suspension bridges along the course, and the most famous of them is the last one, the Hooker River Suspension Bridge. I gave up because the ground was frozen, but I recommend it! [Basic information] - Distance: Approximately 10km round trip (about 1.5 to 2 hours one way) - Access: It takes a few minutes by car from Mount Cook Village or about 30 minutes on foot, but you can get there! - Parking and toilets: At the starting point / well maintained - You can also see alpine plants in the summer✨ [POINT] - The view of Mount Cook from the suspension bridge is truly spectacular. It is less likely to be backlit in the morning and early morning, so it looks great in photos!・In winter, there are some slippery spots, so trekking shoes are recommended (it really is slippery 😇) ・There are no toilets along the way, so it's a good idea to use one before you leave. #Introducing stunning views overseas #Trip to New Zealand