Multi Day Hikes
For those who want to truly immerse themselves in nature, the South Island offers unforgettable multi–day hikes. Carrying you through valleys, across saddles, and past alpine lakes, these journeys reward every step with new landscapes. Explore our blog for tips, stories, and inspiration for your next multi–day adventure.
Hiking the Routeburn in Spring
Spring on the track means waterfalls, wildflowers, and crisp mornings. Discover why it’s a favourite season for walking in New Zealand.
Making Guiding a Family Affair
Ever wonder who’s behind the smiles on our guided treks? Meet Susan and Mitch, our mother-son guiding duo.
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Top Tips for a Great New Zealand Guided Walk
From smart packing to pacing, these expert tips help make your guided walk safe, comfortable and unforgettable.
Helicopter Returns from the Milford Track
Take a helicopter transfer direct from Milford Sound to Queenstown after your cruise. Approx. 30 minutes, weather-dependent, with direct route and great views.
Sealy Tarns Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park
Known as the “stairway to the stars,” the Sealy Tarns Track is a steep but rewarding climb with views across Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park.
Roy’s Peak Track Wanaka
Roy’s Peak is one of New Zealand’s most iconic day hikes, famous for its breathtaking views over Lake Wanaka and the Southern Alps.
Our Story
Ultimate Hikes has been guiding walkers over the Omanui/Mckinnon Pass and the Harris Saddle for over 30 years.