Narrow Results
Franz Josef Glacier Hiking Attractions
Here are the top Franz Josef Glacier hiking listings so you can find the best in Franz Josef Glacier for your trip. Read these hiking reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
ADD TO LIST
Franz Josef Glacier, South Island, New Zealand
Named after Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria in 1865, the Franz Josef Glacier, also known as Ka Roimata o Hinehukatere descends from the Southern Alps about 19 km shy..
ADD TO LIST
Franz Josef Glacier, South Island, New Zealand
Put your fear in a bag for half a day or a full day 'cause this glacier is fun. My dear friend and me chose the half day hike with 2 hours (approx) ice-time. Put on the..
ADD TO LIST
Hokitika, South Island, New Zealand
Considered to be one of the top scenic destinations in the area, the Westland Tai Poutini National Park offers you everything from the snow capped mountains of the..
ADD TO LIST
Franz Josef Glacier, South Island, New Zealand
There are so many ways to see the Glacier, but one of the best ways has got to be by helicopter ride. By helicopter you can look down over both Fox Glacier and Franz..
ADD TO LIST
South Island, New Zealand
Mount Cook, also known as Aoraki ("The Cloud Piercer") to the Maoris, is Australasia's highest peak at 3755 metres, 12,391 feet. It is part of the Aoraki/Mount Cook..
8. Mount Cook
ADD TO LIST
New Zealand, South Island, New Zealand
Book a helicopterflight over Mount Cook, Fox and Franz Josef Glacier and eat your hart out! There is no better view then this. Especially when stopping at the neve!
ADD TO LIST
Makarora, South Island, New Zealand
The Siberia Experience is a scenic flight into the Siberia Valley where you are dropped off to commence an easy hike back to a pick up point for a jet boat ride home.
ADD TO LIST
Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand
South Island's first national park and New Zealand's third Park, Arthur's Pass National Park is backcountry terrain popular with hikers and trampers. It is located..
