Gillespie Pass | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | The Gillespie Pass Circuit is one of Aotearoa’s most spectacular but equally hazardous alpine tramps. It has stunning native forest and alpine views of glacially carved landscapes, but also numerous creek and river crossings which have, at times, been fatal. There are some alternative transport methods to avoid crossing Otago's Makarora River, but trampers should be well pre-pared regardless with river-crossing skills and experience. This video explores the circuit to help you prepare for these crossings and the alpine sections of the route so that you make it home safely. Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/gillespie-pass-circuitor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzLearn how to cross a river safely here: mountainsafety.org.nz/learn/skills/river-safetyBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #greatwalks #teararoatrail #gillespie #gillespiepass #gillespiepasstrack #gillespiepasstrackvideo #mtaspiring #mtaspiringnationalpark*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Gavin’s close call | MSC Avalanche Story Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2023-06-07 | South Island mountain guide Gavin Lang shares his near-miss experience with an avalanche while guiding on The Remarkables in Queenstown, New Zealand. His story reminds us to prepare and equip ourselves with the proper knowledge before any trip into Aotearoa’s mountains. Key learnings: 1. Always check the avalanche forecast pre-trip and continue to assess the terrain and identify hazards throughout your trip, helping you make informed decisions. 2. Equip yourself with the necessary rescue equipment for your trip and understand why you’ve decided to carry it (or not). 3. Prioritise training and education to develop essential avalanche safety skills. This will help you to identify hazards, assess the terrain, and respond effectively in challenging situations. 4. Always reflect post-trip and share learnings with yourself and your group. Understanding the decisions made before and during a trip is critical to developing as a mountaineer and improving your avalanche safety skills. 5. It's ok to turn back! As Gavin said, "I can think of three different occasions where I've backed off something when the likelihood of something happening was small or moderate, but the consequences have been either moderate or severe."The New Zealand Avalanche Advisory (NZAA) supports backcountry participants such as mountaineers, climbers, skiers and snowboarders, and alpine trampers and hunters, in avalanche risk areas in New Zealand. The NZAA provides an avalanche forecasting system in thirteen key locations across the country during the relevant avalanche seasons. The NZAA is owned and managed by the New Zealand Mountain Safety Council (MSC). Check New Zealand avalanche forecasts on avalanche.net.nzFollow NZ Avalanche Advisory social channels:Instagram: instagram.com/nzavalancheadvisoryFacebook: facebook.com/nzavalancheadvisory#MakeItHomeNZ #AvalancheReady #Queenstown #SouthIsland #NewZealandMountains #AvalancheDanger #Avalanches #NZAvalanches #NZAlpine #AlpineGuiding #Climbing #TheRemarkables #SouthIslandNZ #NZAvalancheAdvisory #MountainSafetyCouncil #AvalancheSafety #AvalancheStories #AvySavvy #AvalancheNZ #NZClimbing #Backcountry
Top tips for the Duck Season with Willie Duley | Hunting and Fishing x NZ Mountain Safety Council NZ Mountain Safety Council 2023-05-03 | Willie Duley from NZ Hunter shares some awesome advice for this year's opening day. Find out what Willie's looking forward to the most, how he stays sharp on the day, essential safety rules for the maimai, and his top tips for beginners.The NZ Mountain Safety Council and Hunting & Fishing New Zealand are wishing everyone a safe and successful opening weekend!mountainsafety.org.nz/learn/activities/game-birdhuntingandfishing.co.nznzhunter.co.nz#MakeItHomeNZ #DuckSeason2023 #DuckHunting #HuntingAndFishingNZ #OutThereDoingIt
Above and Beyond | Mountaineering Research Presentation | NZMSC NZ Mountain Safety Council 2023-03-05 | The New Zealand mountaineering community is one full of rich history and deep passion. Mountaineering is interwoven into the fabric of our country’s history. From Māori using passes to move through the mountain ranges, to more modern-day heroics such as Sir Edmund Hillary, the mountains of Aotearoa are part of our identity.MSC analysis of avalanche incident data between 1999-2018 highlighted that of the 27 avalanche fatalities in NZ during this period, 70% of them involved mountaineers. These findings naturally raised some questions – why are mountaineers in New Zealand so overly represented in avalanche fatalities? There could be many explanations for this, and it’s unlikely there is just one reason. Factors could include our dynamic climate and ever-changing weather, or our unique terrain. MSC decided to embark on a body of work to understand more about the element we know the least about, and the one we may have the most ability to influence, the human factors. Specifically, the attitudes, behaviours and ultimately the mountaineering community culture towards avalanche safety. We encourage readers to carefully think about the findings presented throughout Above and Beyond, and as you do, to reflect on your own experiences and avalanche-related practices, both past and in the future. Our hope is that these findings will provide the platform for a healthy conversation and reflection, paving the way for improved mountaineering specific avalanche safety in NZ, and perhaps other parts of the world.Read more about the project here and explore the findings here: mountainsafety.org.nz/explore/above-and-beyond-mountaineering-research#MakeItHomeNZ #avalanche #research #mountaineering #mountains
Tongariro Alpine Crossing | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-11-30 | New 2022 VersionThe Tongariro Alpine Crossing is one of the most incredible day walks in the world. Although beautiful, it can be dangerous if you are not fully prepared to enter an alpine environment. Extreme weather, terrain and distance have resulted in this track having the highest number of search and rescues for trampers in New Zealand. This video takes you through the entire track and shows you how to prepare for a successful day out so that you make it home safely.Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council with Quite Nice FilmsDeveloped in partnership with: Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | Ngāti Hikairo ki Tongariro | LandSAR | NZ Search and Rescue | TourismNZ | Tourism Industry Aotearoa | Visit Ruapehu | Love Taupo This 2022 updated video version is one of eleven proposed solutions to improve safety on the Tongariro Alpine Crossing made by an independent Issue Specific Advisory Group established in 2018. Led by MSC, with the support of Ngāti Hikairo ki Tongariro and Department of Conservation (DOC), the group suggested that subsequent versions should be translated into other languages. It also suggested replacing outdated footage and better demonstrating the length of hike, successful descent techniques and reinforcing alternative trip options. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490 NOTE: The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information. #makeithomenz #tongariro #hiking #newzealand #teararoatrail #tongariroalpinecrossing #tongarironationalpark #tongarirowinter #tongarironalpinecrossingwinter #tongarirocrossing #tongarirotransport #tongariroweather #tongariroshuttles #dayhikesnzMusic Code: MB0170SZALA28U8
The Official Old Ghost Road Video | The Mountain Bike Ride-through | NZ Mountain Safety Council NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-11-09 | The 85km-long Old Ghost Road is Aotearoa’s longest single-track backcountry trail. The multi-day adventure takes riders and trampers back in time along the long-forgotten shared-use goldminers’ road. This impressive track weaves through diverse rugged environments from long alpine sections to exposed hills. Combined with the infamous West Coast weather ranging from heavy rain, strong winds, snow, and freezing temperatures, even in the height of summer, means trail users are often challenged. The new video highlights these varied conditions mountain bikers can expect, covering important tips including how to pack a balanced bike, a suggested packing list, the common risks, and hazards, and outlines key decision-making points and pit stops. Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/the-old-ghost-road Key learnings in this video: - Choose a time of year where the conditions match your experience level, and always check the forecast before setting out. Aim to ride during a fine weather window, but pack for all conditions. - Have a well-balanced and maintained bike and carry a repair kit. - Carry a mobile phone and a distress beacon to ensure you can contact search and rescue if something goes wrong. - Carry an emergency shelter and some extra food to get through an unplanned delay, you can find out more here. - Understand your own and your group’s limits. Stay in control, and when encountering trampers signal your approach and give way when appropriate. Stick together as a group throughout your journey. - Understand the facilities. There are four Mokihinui-Lyell Backcountry Trust huts, and two DOC huts on the track, and the amenities they provide are quite different. You can find out more on oldghostroad.org.nz **Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council, Quite Nice Films, Mokihinui-Lyell Backcountry Trust, Department of Conservation, Ngā Haerenga New Zealand Cycle Trails, NZ Police, LandSAR, MetService New Zealand The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information. MSC would like to acknowledge and thank Ngati Waewae for filming in their Takiwa.#oldghostroad #oldghostroadmountainbike #oldghostroadmtb #oldghostroadultra #oldghostroaddocumentary #oldghostroadtrailnewzealand #oldghostroadbikepacking #oldghostroadvideo #oldghostroadwalk #oldghostroadlength #oldghostroadstartandfinish #oldghostroadshuttle #oldghostroadinoneday #oldghostroadelevation #oldghostroadnewzealand #oldghostroadtramp #oldghostroadandheaphytrack #oldtownroadghostrider #makeithomenz #mountainbiking
A Day in the Life of Will Rowntree | A Story from the NZ Mountains NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-09-27 | Follow an average day of Will Rowntree during the snow season as he works to keep visitors safe in the mountains. He works as an NZ Avalanche Advisory (NZAA) Forecaster and a Snow Safety Officer for Remarkables Ski Area.Brought to you by Storyworks and NZ Mountain Safety Councilstoryworks.co.nzhttp://avalanche.net.nzmountainsafety.org.nzMusic: MB01AUVBUZBKLKH#MakeItHomeNZ #remarkables #skiing #skiingnewzealand #skiingnewzealandqueenstown #heliskiingnewzealand #newzealand #powderskiing #skiseasonnewzealand #remarkableskiarea #skitouring #powderskiingnewzealand
Fitting your pack | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp and Hike Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | A well-fitted pack is important for your comfort and to reduce injury while tramping. Modern packs have specific designs and adjustable sections to help you fit the pack to your own posture and shape. In this video we show you which straps to adjust so you can do it yourself.KEY LEARNINGS- Put weight in the pack and loosen all straps to start you off- Adjust the hip belt section to put load on your hips- Tighten your shoulder straps for over your chest- Tighten your sternum strap to reduce strain on your arms- Pull the stablisers tight to pull straps over your shoulders- Bring the load closer to your hips using the hip stabilisersIf you have more questions about your pack and how to care for it best, chat to the friendly staff at your local Macpac store for more information.This video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Be ready for all weather: youtu.be/DgCkzM3SAlU - Tramp like a pro: youtu.be/4CnyD7q2An0- Managing your temperature: youtu.be/HDrNs6IBefI- Looking after your gear: youtu.be/OXeGut-fvgs- Gear Care – Sleeping bags: youtu.be/GtDOgghiHxA- Gear Care – Tents: youtu.be/TzwZKpCc8SUYou can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.au/Follow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpac Facebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022#howtofitapack #hiking #macpac #makeithomenz #hikingpacks #besthikingpacks #hikingpackreview #greatwalksnz #hikingpackguide #hikingpacksize #hikingpackload #hikingpack #hikingpacktips #hikingpackfit
Sleeping bag care | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp and Hike Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | In this video we cover four essential tips to help you get the most out of your sleeping bag so you stay warm in the outdoors.KEY LEARNINGS- Store your sleeping bag in a loose mesh bag while you are not using it at home- Use a liner to help manage your temperature and keep your sleeping bag clean- Use the hood or draft collar on the sleeping bag to keep heat in- As much as possible, keep you sleeping bag dry on trips, and air it out when you get home.- Different materials used for insulation have different properties so consider this when purchasing your sleeping bag.If you have more questions about your sleeping bag and how to care for it best, chat to the friendly staff at your local Macpac store for more information.This video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Be ready for all weather: youtu.be/DgCkzM3SAlU - Tramp like a pro: youtu.be/4CnyD7q2An0- Managing your temperature: youtu.be/HDrNs6IBefI- Looking after your gear: youtu.be/OXeGut-fvgs- How to fit a pack: youtu.be/a_lx-19ezeQ- Gear Care – Tents: youtu.be/TzwZKpCc8SU You can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.au/Follow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpac Facebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022#hikingtips #sleepingbag #sleepingbagreview #sleepingbagliner #sleepingbagsforcamping #sleepingbagsforcoldweather #sleepingbagsforbackpacking #sleepingbagcompressionsack #sleepingbagpriceinbangladesh #sleepingbaglinersforbackpacking #sleepingbagcamping #sleepingbagratingsexplained #sleepingbagforbackpacking #sleepingbagtemperaturerating #sleepingbagand #sleepingbagandpadcombo #sleepingbagandtent #sleepingbagandtentcombo ##sleepingbagandcompressionsack #sleepingbagcare
Looking after your tent | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | Help your tent perform its best by applying some simple tips covered in this video.KEY LEARNINGS- Protect it from UV rays by keeping it out of sunlight as much as possible- Store your tent dry and ventilated- Roll it tight with key techniques- Spot clean it at homeIf you have more questions about your tent and how to care for it best, chat to the friendly staff at your local Macpac store for more information.This video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Be ready for all weather: youtu.be/DgCkzM3SAlU - Tramp like a pro: youtu.be/4CnyD7q2An0- Managing your temperature: youtu.be/HDrNs6IBefI- Looking after your gear: youtu.be/OXeGut-fvgs- How to fit a pack: youtu.be/a_lx-19ezeQ- Gear Care – Sleeping bags: youtu.be/GtDOgghiHxAYou can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.au/Follow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpac Facebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022
How to look after your gear | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp and Hike Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | You can make your tramping equipment more effective and last longer with some simple steps. In this video we show you tips on washing and waterproofing your clothing.KEY LEARNINGS- Wash or treat your waterproof layers after particularly rainy/muddy trips. Use special washing products and use the guidelines on the labels or on the Macpac website.- Remove dirt from your boots regularly using fresh water or cleaners and dry them out naturallyThis video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Be ready for all weather: youtu.be/DgCkzM3SAlU - Tramp like a pro: youtu.be/4CnyD7q2An0- Managing your temperature: youtu.be/HDrNs6IBefI- How to fit a pack: youtu.be/a_lx-19ezeQ- Gear Care – Sleeping bags: youtu.be/GtDOgghiHxA- Gear Care – Tents: youtu.be/TzwZKpCc8SUYou can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.au/Follow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpac Facebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022#hikingboots #hikingbootsformen #hikingbootsforwomen #hikingbootsvshikingshoes #hikingbootsvstrailrunners #hikingbootsreview #hikingbootsrepair#hikingbootscare #macpac
How to hike like a pro | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp and Hike Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | Starting off tramping can be daunting so in this video we show you some key tips and tricks to level you up and tramp like a pro. It’s about being prepared, knowing yourself, making the most of the experience while making it home safe.KEY LEARNINGS- Build a solid plan and have a backup plan if something goes wrong. Leave early to ease the pressure on your day- Sort out your equipment before you go and know how it all works. Pack it smartly on your person to keep you comfortable and make key items easy to access on the way- Prevent injuries by stretching, taking your time and watching your footing along the way, walking poles are a useful addition for any level of tramper. Treat blisters early and keep your feet dry.- Leave a trail of your whereabouts by signing into Hut Books and stick together as a group- Keep Aotearoa beautiful by carrying out all rubbish with you and leaving no trace.This video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Be ready for all weather: youtu.be/DgCkzM3SAlU- Managing your temperature: youtu.be/HDrNs6IBefI- Looking after your gear: youtu.be/OXeGut-fvgs- How to fit a pack: youtu.be/a_lx-19ezeQ- Gear Care – Sleeping bags: youtu.be/GtDOgghiHxA- Gear Care – Tents: youtu.be/TzwZKpCc8SUYou can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.auFollow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpacFacebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022#hikingtips #hikingtipsforbeginners #hikingtipsandtricks #hikingtipsandhacks #hikingtipsforcolorado #hikingtipsguidelinesetiquette #hikingtipsandtricksforbeginners #hikingtipsadvanced #hikingtipsnewzealanz #greatwalksnz #greatwalks #tramping #hiking
Managing your temperature | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp and Hike Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | Tramping in the outdoors can bring different weather and temperatures throughout the day and at any time of the year. To keep you going longer and prevent hypothermia or heat exhaustion, it is important to learn how to manage your body temperature. In this video we show you tips and tricks to keep you comfortable on the track!KEY LEARNINGS- Layer your clothing with a base, mid, insulation and outer layer system. To trap heat in and protect you from the elements- Take off layers and do stretches to start you off for the day- Observe the weather as you walk and adjust layers accordingly- Pack your spare layers in an easy place in your pack and add layers if you stop for a break- Dry out your clothing at the hut or campsiteThis video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Be ready for all weather: youtu.be/DgCkzM3SAlU - Tramp like a pro: youtu.be/4CnyD7q2An0- Looking after your gear: youtu.be/OXeGut-fvgs- How to fit a pack: youtu.be/a_lx-19ezeQ- Gear Care – Sleeping bags: youtu.be/GtDOgghiHxA- Gear Care – Tents: youtu.be/TzwZKpCc8SU You can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.auFollow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpacFacebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022#hypothermia #hypothermiatreatment #hypothermiasymptoms #hikingbasics #hiking #newzealandhiking #greatwalks #hikingsafety #summerhiking #winterhiking
How to be ready for all Weather | MSC x Macpac | How-to Tramp and Hike Tips NZ Mountain Safety Council 2022-04-05 | New Zealand’s weather is diverse and changeable so you need to dress for all weather if you are heading outdoors. In this video we show you how to prepare for various weather and look at what gear and clothing you need to stay safe and comfortable on your tramping trips.KEY LEARNINGS:- Check the weather forecast and apply this to your planning. Colder, wetter weather can affect rivers, terrain and your experience, especially trips above the bushline. Stay up to date with weather warnings and adjust your trip accordingly.- For warmer weather, carry sun protection and enough water to prevent heat exhaustion- For colder wetter weather, wear layers of the right fabrics to trap in heat and take additional wet weather items to keep water and debris out - Keep your clothing and equipment in your pack dry using protective bags and pack a shelter to keep you protected from the elements in an emergencyThis video is developed to help you stay safe and prepare while hiking, walking or tramping in New Zealand. For more how-to videos in the series, continue on to the next video: - Tramp like a pro: youtu.be/4CnyD7q2An0- Managing your temperature: youtu.be/HDrNs6IBefI- Looking after your gear: youtu.be/OXeGut-fvgs- How to fit a pack: youtu.be/a_lx-19ezeQ- Gear Care – Sleeping bags: youtu.be/GtDOgghiHxA- Gear Care – Tents: youtu.be/TzwZKpCc8SUYou can get a gear list and all the other information required for your favourite tracks with the NZ Mountain Safety Council’s Plan My Walk app. Visit planmywalk.nz or download from your app storeVisit mountainsafety.org.nz for more resources and videos to help you prepare Visit the Macpac website: macpac.co.nz https://www.macpac.com.auFollow Macpac on Social Media: Instagram: instagram.com/macpac Facebook: facebook.com/macpac Brought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council and Macpac. Learn more about our Outdoor Safety Retail Partnership on the Macpac website.Filmed by Quite Nice Films Productions 2022#hikingweather #hikinghotweather #hikingbadweather #coldweatherhikingclothes #hikingincoldweather #hikinginrainyweather #hotweatherhikingclothes #coldweatherhikinggear #coldweatherhikingpants #coldweatherhikingboots #allweatherhikingshoes #wetweatherhiking
Richmond Ranges Alpine Route | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | The Alpine Route in Mt Richmond Forest Park is considered by many to be the toughest part of the Te Araroa trail. It makes up just one section of the larger Richmond Ranges section from Pelorus Bridge to St Arnaud, though it can be attempted on its own for those not doing the Te Araroa Trail. This section is known for rough, exposed terrain, numerous river and creek crossings, hot and dry conditions in summer and the need to carry supplies and be independent for an extended period. You’ll need to be an experienced, well-prepared tramper to tackle this challenge. This video explores the Alpine Route section to help you prepare for the harsh conditions, particularly in exposed areas. Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/alpine-routeor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzRiver Safety Video: youtu.be/nlmWxsaG_NsBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #teararoatrail #teararoa #alpineroute #hiking #newzealand #richmondranges #teararoahuts #teararoavideo #alpinerouterichmondranges*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Mt Somers Tracks | Tramping (Hiking Video Series) | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | Mt Somers is a family and beginner tramper classic sitting in Canterbury’s foothills of the Southern Alps. Its range of options for trampers of all experience levels makes it easy to find something for everyone. However, despite its accessibility and popularity, this area still sees harsh conditions frequently in the form of extreme temperatures, strong winds, snow and rain. This video explores the various track options to help you prepare and choose the best trip for your abilities. Want to do these tracks? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/mount-somers-trackplanmywalk.nz/tracks/mount-somers-summitor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #mtsomers #canterbury #newzealand #tracks #somers #pinnacleshut #woolshedtrack #woolshedtrack #mtsomerssummittrack #mtsomerssummit #mtsomerswinter*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Rees-Dart Track | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | The Rees-Dart Track is known as classic Kiwi multi-day tramp in the Mt Aspiring National Park. It contains a variety of landscapes from wide-open valleys, to enchanting native forest and the iconic Rees Saddle. However, creek crossings, exposed alpine sections, dynamic slip areas, and numerous avalanche paths across the route mean you’ll want to pick the right time to attempt this tramp. Well-prepared trampers can experience it for themselves over a multi-day journey that rivals any fictional adventure. This video explores the whole tramp to help you plan and prepare for the remote and dynamic conditions so that you make it home safely.Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/rees-dart-trackor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzRiver Safety Video: youtu.be/nlmWxsaG_NsCascade Saddle Video: youtu.be/mAw50rnGoNUBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #greatwalks #teararoatrail #reesdarttracak #reesdart #reesdarttrackvideo #reesdartwinter #mtaspiring #mtaspiringnationalpark*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Copland Valley Track | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | The West Coast of the South Island is well-known as one of the wildest and wettest regions in the entire world. The Copland Valley track is one of the most popular tramping destinations on the West Coast with its natural hot pools a strong draw. The high annual rainfall makes for some spectacular rainforest to go with the stunning mountain views, but it also makes this area one of the most dynamic in Aotearoa with flooded rivers, rockfall and land slips a frequent occurrence. This video explores the track up the valley to help you prepare for the remote, harsh, and ever-changing conditions so that you make it home safely. Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/copland-track-to-welcome-flat-hutor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzLearn how to cross a river safely here: mountainsafety.org.nz/learn/skills/river-safetyBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #westcoastnewzealand #westcoast #copland #coplandvalley #coplandvalleytrack #coplandtrack #welcomeflat #welcomeflathut #hikingwestcoast *The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Kauaeranga Kauri Trial | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | The tramp to Pinnacles Hut on the Kauaeranga Kauri Trail is one of Aotearoa’s most popular, particularly with young families and first-time trampers. While it’s location in the Coromandel means heavy rain and strong winds frequently make the track hazardous to attempt, and many trampers are unprepared for what is in store. This video walks you through the track, helping you prepare for a successful trip so that you make it home safely. Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/kauaeranga-kauri-trail-pinnacles-walkor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #coromandel #newzealand #hiking #kauritrail #kauri #KauaerangaKauriTrail #aucklandtracks #pinnacleshut #nztracks*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Tararua Southern Crossing | Tramping (Hiking) Video Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | The Tararua Ranges are a classic Aotearoa tramping destinations but they are potentially the most underrated in terms of extreme weather. Despite its everlasting charm, the Tararua Forest Park has a reputation for extremely high winds, dense fog, and icy conditions as cold and windy days on the mountain tops are the norm rather than the exception. It sees some of the strongest winds and most dynamic weather of anywhere in the country. This video explores the alpine section a popular tramp, The Southern Crossing, to help you prepare for the harsh conditions, particularly in exposed areas so that you make it home safely. Want to do this track? Use the Plan My Walk app to build your own plan: planmywalk.nz/tracks/tararua-southern-crossingor search for tracks across NZ at planmywalk.nzBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #tararua #tararuaranges #tararuaforestpark #tararuasoutherncrossing #tararuacrossingvideo #tararuatracks #kimehut #fieldhut*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Tramping (Hiking) Video Series Two | Promotional Video NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-11-28 | This second season of the Tramping Video Series explores seven more tracks across New Zealand. Each video highlights each track’s common risks and hazards, and offers advice on walking times, important gear items, weather factors and key locations for decision making.Tararua Southern Crossing: youtu.be/4R49WFA01fsCopland Valley: youtu.be/iut3ieGth7QKauaeranga Kauri Trail: youtu.be/aMOKeQuaFO0Richmond Ranges: youtu.be/kNZrDsv3RqcMt Somers Tracks: youtu.be/eqR6afFm76MRees-Dart Circuit: youtu.be/aZufgmHBTwQGillespie Pass: youtu.be/HxmKgJRLtZo Start making a plan for your trip: planmywalk.nzBrought to you by the NZ Mountain Safety Council + their Partners + Quite Nice Films#MakeItHomeNZ*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Plan My Walk App | Its planning made easy NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-10-17 | Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. It includes more than 1000 Department of Conservation tracks, MetService weather forecasts and severe weather warnings, track specific alerts, interactive gear lists and other useful planning advice. One of the unique features of the app enables users to create a trip plan where they can add group members, assign an emergency contact, and then share the plan with others.Get it for free: planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ
Plan My Walk App | Its planning made easy NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-10-17 | Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. It includes more than 1000 Department of Conservation tracks, MetService weather forecasts and severe weather warnings, track specific alerts, interactive gear lists and other useful planning advice. One of the unique features of the app enables users to create a trip plan where they can add group members, assign an emergency contact, and then share the plan with others.Get it for free: planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ
Same hunt. Different story | 15s NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-03-11 | Which hunter are you? Whether it's an evening hunt or a backcountry adventure, what you do at home can make all the difference in the bush. It's your call.Get you and your mates roar ready: http://bit.ly/RoarReady#MakeItHomeNZ #Hunting #Roar #ShareYourStoryNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490Brought to you by NZ Mountain Safety Council and Flying Saucer 2021
Same hunt. Different story | 60s NZ Mountain Safety Council 2021-03-11 | Which hunter are you? Whether it's an evening hunt or a backcountry adventure, what you do at home can make all the difference in the bush. It's your call.Get you and your mates roar ready: http://bit.ly/RoarReady#MakeItHomeNZ #Hunting #Roar #ShareYourStoryNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490Brought to you by NZ Mountain Safety Council and Flying Saucer 2021
Distress Beacons 101 | The difference between a PLB and Satellite Messenger Device | A Chat with MSC NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-12-22 | A common question we get here at MSC is around the differences between Satellite Messengers (Garmin inReach, SPOT, etc) and a PLB. Watch here to see Tom and Nathan hash out some of the pros and cons of each to help get you started on figuring out what might work best for you. #MakeItHomeNZFore more information on what to take: mountainsafety.org.nz/learn/skills/communicationsFor information on Beacons and how to register them: adventuresmart.nz/distress-beaconsUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nzGoogle Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490This footage was filmed on set of the Series Two of our Tramping Video Series, check out season One: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeLnlpLtcbKr6a6npLHiHT3CdKizHh9nG#hikingsafety #greatwalks #personallocatorbeacon #distressbeacons #messengerdevices #hikingapps #hikingtech #hikingbeacons #nztramping #nztravel #nzhiking #nzhikingtracks #plbs #backcountryhutsnz
Walking with an Ice Axe | Episode 1 | MSC Alpine Snow Skills Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-09-09 | In this episode of the Alpine Snow Skills Series we are going to take a closer look at ice axes and show you what type of ice axe you will need and why, followed by how to use it correctly and safely when walking on snow slopes.This series is aimed to introduce participants to basic skills and we encourage you to further your education to keep yourself safe in the outdoors. A great place to start is to watch the rest of the videos in this series and attend an alpine skills course.Choosing and Fitting Crampons: youtu.be/FVdgyjG7b4URoute Selection: youtu.be/k8CSsQ-fU9ACrampon Techniques: youtu.be/n2sayw-yTaESelf Arrest: youtu.be/ilifZ-F2atsFind an alpine course provider in your region: www.mountainsafety.org.nz/resources/community/coursesLearn more about Avalanches Courses and Forecasts: www.avalanche.net.nz Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council: www.mountainsafety.org.nzDeveloped with: NZ Alpine Club, NZ Outdoor Instructors Association, NZ Mountain Guides Association, Quite Nice FilmsNZMGA Guide: Dave McKinley (Alpine Guides Ltd) #MakeItHomeNZ 2020MB01BRZTQJMKSTC
Choosing and Fitting Crampons | Episode 2 | MSC Alpine Snow Skills Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-09-09 | In this episode of the Alpine Snow Skills Series we will show you how to select and fit different types of crampons as part of gearing up for snow travel. It is important to note that the Rapid-Fix Crampons demonstrated in this video will only be compatible with rigid mountaineering boots with a protruding ledge at the heel. They are not compatible with standard hiking/tramping boots without this ledge. If you aren’t sure if your boots are suitable, ask someone with suitable experience or see your nearest outdoor retailer.This series is aimed to introduce participants to basic skills and we encourage you to further your education to keep yourself safe in the outdoors. A great place to start is to watch the rest of the videos in this series and attend an alpine skills course.Walking with an Ice Axe: youtu.be/2r1nT2ke0K0Choosing and Fitting Crampons: youtu.be/FVdgyjG7b4URoute Selection: youtu.be/k8CSsQ-fU9ACrampon Techniques: youtu.be/n2sayw-yTaESelf Arrest: youtu.be/ilifZ-F2atsFind an alpine course provider in your region: www.mountainsafety.org.nz/resources/community/courses Learn more about Avalanches Courses and Forecasts: www.avalanche.net.nz Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council: www.mountainsafety.org.nz Developed with: NZ Alpine Club, NZ Outdoor Instructors Association, NZ Mountain Guides Association, Quite Nice Films NZMGA Guide: Dave McKinley (Alpine Guides Ltd) #MakeItHomeNZ 2020MB0119YUXWZQZIN
How to Self Arrest | Episode 5 | MSC Alpine Snow Skills Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-09-09 | In this episode of the Alpine Snow Skills Series, we will show you various self arresting techniques so that you can attempt to stop a fall from becoming an uncontrollable slide. The different techniques shown will cover a range of potential falling scenarios.This series is aimed to introduce participants to basic skills and we encourage you to further your education to keep yourself safe in the outdoors. A great place to start is to watch the rest of the videos in this series and attend an alpine skills course.Walking with an Ice Axe: youtu.be/2r1nT2ke0K0Choosing and Fitting Crampons: youtu.be/FVdgyjG7b4URoute Selection: youtu.be/k8CSsQ-fU9ACrampon Techniques: youtu.be/n2sayw-yTaESelf Arrest: youtu.be/ilifZ-F2atsFind an alpine course provider in your region: www.mountainsafety.org.nz/resources/community/courses Learn more about Avalanches Courses and Forecasts: www.avalanche.net.nz Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council: www.mountainsafety.org.nz Developed with: NZ Alpine Club, NZ Outdoor Instructors Association, NZ Mountain Guides Association, Quite Nice Films NZMGA Guide: Dave McKinley (Alpine Guides Ltd) #MakeItHomeNZ 2020MB01PCFSHV498XU
Route Selection | Episode 3 | MSC Alpine Snow Skills Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-09-09 | In this episode of the Alpine Snow Skills Series we will explore points to consider when selecting a safe route for traveling through snow fields.This series is aimed to introduce participants to basic skills and we encourage you to further your education to keep yourself safe in the outdoors. A great place to start is to watch the rest of the videos in this series and attend an alpine skills course.Walking with an Ice Axe: youtu.be/2r1nT2ke0K0Choosing and Fitting Crampons: youtu.be/FVdgyjG7b4URoute Selection: youtu.be/k8CSsQ-fU9ACrampon Techniques: youtu.be/n2sayw-yTaESelf Arrest: youtu.be/ilifZ-F2atsFind an alpine course provider in your region: www.mountainsafety.org.nz/resources/community/courses Learn more about Avalanches Courses and Forecasts: www.avalanche.net.nz Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council: www.mountainsafety.org.nz Developed with: NZ Alpine Club, NZ Outdoor Instructors Association, NZ Mountain Guides Association, Quite Nice Films NZMGA Guide: Dave McKinley (Alpine Guides Ltd) #MakeItHomeNZ 2020MB012X9YQC7UQDAMB01IA7Q6VEMTZRMB0119YUXWZQZINMB01BRZTQJMKSTC
Crampon Techniques | Episode 4 | MSC Alpine Snow Skills Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-09-09 | In this episode of the Alpine Snow Skills Series we will introduce you to some different cramponing techniques for walking on snow. We take you through Flat-Footing, French Technique, Direct Uphill and Duck Footing so you can walk safely through different angles of terrain.This series is aimed to introduce participants to basic skills and we encourage you to further your education to keep yourself safe in the outdoors. A great place to start is to watch the rest of the videos in this series and attend an alpine skills course.Walking with an Ice Axe: youtu.be/2r1nT2ke0K0Choosing and Fitting Crampons: youtu.be/FVdgyjG7b4URoute Selection: youtu.be/k8CSsQ-fU9ACrampon Techniques: youtu.be/n2sayw-yTaESelf Arrest: youtu.be/ilifZ-F2atsFind an alpine course provider in your region: www.mountainsafety.org.nz/resources/community/courses Learn more about Avalanches Courses and Forecasts: www.avalanche.net.nz Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council: www.mountainsafety.org.nz Developed with: NZ Alpine Club, NZ Outdoor Instructors Association, NZ Mountain Guides Association, Quite Nice Films NZMGA Guide: Dave McKinley (Alpine Guides Ltd) #MakeItHomeNZ 2020MB012X9YQC7UQDAMB01IA7Q6VEMTZRMB0119YUXWZQZINMB01BRZTQJMKSTC
Welcome to the Alpine Snow Skills Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-09-09 | Welcome to the Alpine Snow Skills Series where we will take you through the basic alpine skills for snow slopes and winter terrain.Check them out here:Walking with an Ice Axe: youtu.be/2r1nT2ke0K0Choosing and Fitting Crampons: youtu.be/FVdgyjG7b4URoute Selection: youtu.be/k8CSsQ-fU9ACrampon Techniques: youtu.be/n2sayw-yTaESelf Arrest: youtu.be/ilifZ-F2atsThis series is aimed to introduce participants to basic skills and we encourage you to further your education to keep yourself safe in the outdoors. A great place to start is to watch the rest of the videos in this series and attend an alpine skills course.Find an alpine course provider in your region: www.mountainsafety.org.nz/resources/community/courses Learn more about Avalanches Courses and Forecasts: www.avalanche.net.nz Produced by the NZ Mountain Safety Council: www.mountainsafety.org.nz Developed with: NZ Alpine Club, NZ Outdoor Instructors Association, NZ Mountain Guides Association, Quite Nice Films NZMGA Guide: Dave McKinley (Alpine Guides Ltd) #MakeItHomeNZ 2020
Ready, Set, GO Outdoors | Be ready for anything NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-06-19 | Ready for New Zealand's wild outdoors? Conditions or your plans can always change so prepare yourself for anything! Here's some key tips to help you make a plan and make it home safe!So Get Ready, Get Set and GO! #MakeItHomeNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490
Ready, Set, GO | Be ready, do it together NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-06-03 | Got an adventure lined up this season? Here's some key tips to help your group to stay in touch and make it home safe!So Get Ready, Get Set and GO! #MakeItHomeNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490
Ready, Set, GO Outdoors | Be ready for shorter days NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-05-25 | Got an adventure lined up this winter? With shorter days it pays to take extra care in your planning for the season! Here's some key tips to help you have a great time and make it home safe!So Get Ready, Get Set and GO! #MakeItHomeNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490
Stay Safe this Duck Season | Extended NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-05-17 | Heading out to the maimai? Firearms safety should never be taken lightly, so always unload before you take a break.Find out more ways you can help everyone stay safe outdoors at www.mountainsafety.org.nz | #MakeItHomeNZVideo produced by: Flying Saucer, NZ Mountain Safety Council and partners | 2020
Stay Safe this Duck Season NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-05-14 | Heading out to the maimai? Firearms safety should never be taken lightly, so always unload before you take a break.Find out more ways you can help everyone stay safe outdoors at www.mountainsafety.org.nz | #MakeItHomeNZVideo produced by: Flying Saucer, NZ Mountain Safety Council and partners | 2020
Stay Safe this Duck Season | 60s NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-05-14 | Heading out to the maimai? Firearms safety should never be taken lightly, so always unload before you take a break.Find out more ways you can help everyone stay safe outdoors at www.mountainsafety.org.nz | #MakeItHomeNZVideo produced by: Flying Saucer, NZ Mountain Safety Council and partners | 2020
Ready, Set, GO Outdoors | Be ready for all weather NZ Mountain Safety Council 2020-05-13 | New Zealand's weather can be highly changeable, so it pays to be prepared. Here's some quick essential tips for your next adventure so you can have a great time and make it home safe! So Get Ready, Get Set and GO! #MakeItHomeNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490
Routeburn Track: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2019-05-23 | The Routeburn Track is a popular 33km tramp (hike) over the main divide, which takes approximately three days to complete. The alpine section of this ‘Great Walk’ will take the entirety of your second day and runs for approximately 10km. In this video we will look at the track as if we were starting from the Glenorchy side, but the tramp can be attempted in any direction. Use this video as part of your planning so you have a successful adventure and make it home safely. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #routeburntrack #hiking #greatwalksnz #newzealand#routeburntrack #routeburntracknewzealand #routeburntrackultimatehikes #routeburntrackwinter #routeburntrackguidedwalk #routeburntrackdayhike #routeburntrackelevationgain #routeburntrack2days #routeburntrackvsmilfordtrack #routeburntrackvideo #routeburntrackkeysummittrack #routeburntrackcamping #routeburntracknz #hikingrouteburntrack Developed in partnership with Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | NZOIA Excellence in Outdoor Leadership | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Mueller Hut Route: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2019-05-23 | The Mueller Hut Route is one of the more advanced alpine tramps (hikes) in the Aoraki/Mount Cook Region and offers stunning scenery of the mountainous landscape. The Mueller Hut Route takes you 11.8km straight up and back down the other side of the Sealy Range, climbing a total of 1000m in elevation. Since the whole tramp is in alpine terrain, there are a few things you need to be aware of before heading out. In this video we will take you along the track and show you how to prepare for a successful trip and make it home safely. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #aorakimtcook #mountains #muellerhutt #mueller #muellerhuttrack #muellerhutroute #muellerhutvideo #muellerhutwinter#muellerhutreview Developed in partnership with Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | NZOIA Excellence in Outdoor Leadership | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Robert Ridge Route: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2019-05-23 | At the northern end of Nelson Lakes National Park lies the start of one of the most popular overnight tramps (hikes), Robert Ridge Route. This track traverse’s alpine terrain, which can make it potentially very hazardous. This video will help you identify these high-risk areas and give you tips to navigate them correctly, ensuring that you make it home safely. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #nelsonlakesnationalpark #nelsonlakes #angelushut #robertridgeroute #robertridgetrackreview #lakeangelus #robertridgeDeveloped in partnership with Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | NZOIA Excellence in Outdoor Leadership | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Whats your Big Game Plan this Roar? NZ Mountain Safety Council 2019-03-25 | 80% of mis-identified target hunting incidents were from the same hunting party. By making a plan and smart decisions in the bush, you and your mates can help reduce the risk of an irreversible mistake.Find out more tips on how to be a safe hunter: mountainsafety.org.nz/activities/hunting/big-gameUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490Footage: NZ Mountain Safety Council, Red Stag Timber Hunter's Club and Big Game Hunting New ZealandInsights: (A Hunter’s tale, MSC 2017)
How to Use a Compass | Expedition Episode 14 | MSC Get Outdoors Series NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-12-19 | In this video you will learn the basics of how to use a compass. You will learn to orient a map using a compass, take a bearing, understand the difference between True North & Magnetic North and adjust for declination.gns.cri.nz/Home/Our-Science/Earth-Science/Earth-s-Magnetic-Field/Declination-around-New-Zealand#MakeItHomeNZUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490Produced by New Zealand Mountain Safety Council 2017 with quitenicefilms.co.nzSeries made with support and collaboration from,Duke Of Edinburgh's Hillary Award | Education Outdoors NZ | Scouts NZ | Girl Guiding NZ | Boys Brigade/ICONZ | Girls Brigade | Christian Camping NZ | Department of Conservation | MetService | Leave No Trace | NZ Recreation Association | NZOIA Prepare for your next adventure and make it home - mountainsafety.org.nz
Waiau Pass: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-11-15 | Nelson Lakes National Park has several stunning alpine tramping (hiking) adventures to choose from. The ‘Waiau Pass’ is a rewarding alpine crossing that lays deep within the park. It requires a lot of time, commitment and skill to complete. No matter where you start, access to the base of Waiau Pass is no easy feat. In this video we will show you how to best prepare and navigate through the pass, so you can plan for your next adventure in this region and make it home safe.We recommend you watch the other video in the Nelson Lakes region in this playlist: Robert Ridge and Travers-Saddle Tracks to gain more knowledge of the area. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #waiaupass #waiau #nelsonlakesnationalpark #nelsonlakes #angelushut #bluelake Developed in partnership with: Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Poukirikiri/Travers Saddle: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-11-08 | One of the more advanced routes in the Nelson Lakes National Park, Poukirikiri/Travers Saddle Crossing will take you deep into the park and over a challenging alpine pass. Travers Saddle is a challenging section of track that links Upper Travers Hut to West Sabine Hut as a part of the greater Travers-Sabine Circuit. This video will take you through the additional preparation required for this section of track, so you can get to the top and make it home safely.Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #traverssaddle #travers #poukirikiri #teararoatrail #nelsonlakesnationalpark #nelsonlakes #angelushut #bluelakeDeveloped in partnership with Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Cascade Saddle Route: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-11-08 | The Cascade Saddle Route is a 17km alpine crossing that connects West Matukituki Valley with the Dart Valley in Mt Aspiring National Park. It is a very challenging and technical climb and numerous deaths have occurred here, so you will need advanced tramping experience to navigate the pass safely. In this video we will take you through the pass and identify key hazards and conditions to prepare for, so you can make it home safely. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #cascadesaddle #fiordland #cascadesaddleroute #cascadetrackDeveloped in partnership with: Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | NZOIA Excellence in Outdoor Leadership | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Kepler Track: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-11-01 | The Kepler track is a 60km loop that takes you alongside glistening alpine lakes, through dense beech forest and up into a spectacular alpine environment. This video takes you through the alpine section of this ‘Great Walk’ to help you prepare for the harsher conditions, particularly in exposed areas. With good planning and sensible decision making you can use this video to plan for the hike of a lifetime and make it home safely.0:00 Introduction0:47 Kepler Track1:04 Best Time of Year1:28 Weather Outlook1:48 Essential Equipment1:58 Essential Preparation3:59 Forest Burn Shelter4:24 Hanging Valley ShelterUse NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #newzealand #greatwalks #greatwalksnz #keplertrack #keplertrackreview #keplertrackvideo #kepler #fiordland Developed in partnership with:Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Milford Track: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-11-01 | Over the course of four days the Milford Track takes you 53.5km right through the heart of Fiordland. The track itself is well developed due to its ‘Great Walk’ status. However, day three of your walk can be very challenging as it involves a long steep climb up and over Mackinnon Pass. This brings you into an alpine environment, so there’s a few things you need to know to stay safe on your journey. This video explores the alpine section to help you prepare for the harsher conditions, particularly in exposed areas. Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #greatwalksnz #newzealand #milford #fiordland #milfordtrack #greatwalks #milfordtrackvideo #milfordvskepler #milfordtracknewzealand #milfordtrackwinterDeveloped in partnership with:Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
Ben Lomond Track: Alpine Tramping (Hiking) Series | New Zealand NZ Mountain Safety Council 2018-10-25 | The Ben Lomond Track, a 6-8 hour return trip, is a challenging day walk that takes you from downtown Queenstown to the summit of Ben Lomond. The track’s accessibility makes it a popular activity for people visiting the area. However, it’s a tough 1400m climb that ventures into an alpine environment. To safely complete this track there are a few things to know before you go. In this video we take you all the way up Ben Lomond and show you how to prepare a great day out and make it home safely.Use NZ Mountain Safety Council's free trip planning app, Plan My Walk, to plan for your NZ adventure. Visit planmywalk.nz Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.org.mountainsafety.planmywalk Apple Store: apps.apple.com/nz/app/plan-my-walk/id1554411490#MakeItHomeNZ #hiking #queenstown #newzealand #otago #benlomond #benlomondtrack #benlomondtrackvideo #dayhikesnewzealand #benomondelevationDeveloped in partnership with Department of Conservation | MetService New Zealand | New Zealand Police | New Zealand Alpine Club | New Zealand Mountain Guides Association | LandSAR New Zealand*The use of drones on all public conservation land is prohibited without the Department of Conservation’s permission. All of our filming has been granted this access and we work hard to follow all of the guidelines and requirements associated with that. Visit doc.govt.nz for more information*
