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Roy's Peak is a mountain in New Zealand, standing between Wanaka and Glendhu Bay. It offers a full-day's walk with views across Lake Wanaka and up to the peak of Mount Aspiring / Tititea.
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- This climb to Royâs Peak seemed like a great idea when I read the description on New Zealandâs Department of Conservationâs website. âEasy Walkâ, they said. After a painstaking 3-hour climb, my feet were practically bleeding and I was quite dehydrated. The only thing I wanted to do was run back down to go back to my hotelâbut not before taking some shots of the exquisite view.
- Experienced by @Félix Lam | ©Unsplash
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- Began my hike up Mt. Roy at 5.40am at temperatures of -2 degrees celsius. The terrain was easy to walk on and the exposed trek gave me full-view of the night sky - I caught five shooting stars in the short 2.5hr hike! The view atop was well-worth the effort and the cold!
- Experienced by @Jingwei Ke | ©Unsplash
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- While on an eight month backpacking journey, we stopped by Queenstown, New Zealand to visit a friend in Wanaka. Not knowing this was a miserable six hour hike up to Royâs Peak, we happily agreed but were met with some of the most humbling views. Worth it in the end!
- Experienced by @Rashel Ochoa | ©Unsplash
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- This climb to Royâs Peak seemed like a great idea when I read the description on New Zealandâs Department of Conservationâs website. âEasy Walkâ, they said. After a painstaking 3-hour climb, my feet were practically bleeding and I was quite dehydrated. The only thing I wanted to do was run back down to go back to my hotelâbut not before taking some shots of the exquisite view.
- Experienced by @Félix Lam | ©Unsplash
