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Kea Point is a point of interest, located at Mount Cook National Park 7999, New Zealand

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Mount Cook National Park 7999

Added by Jopie, at 08 November 2015

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10 Reviews

  • Nutth Ritharom
    04 December 2017

    Easy walking, took 30 mins to walk the view is beautiful.

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  • Phillip Parahi
    11 November 2017

    Easy walk 30 min can do longer walk if you want to stunning scenery and Alpine birds

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  • Darren Sowman
    05 November 2017

    Short easy walk. I you want a challenge climb the 2200 steps to Sealy Tarns

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  • Thomas Crouch
    17 October 2017

    Don't do this walk if you are going up Sealy Tarns. Save your legs for the steps. Same view just higher up. Still, beautiful views of the range, go early morning.

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  • Adrian Tse
    13 May 2017

    It's fairly easy track - theres are 3 swing bridges. Abt 3 hrs return. Amazing views.

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  • Thomas Kilpatrick
    27 April 2017

    Easy to access pleasant viewpoint, just not much point going if the cloud is low - go early morning before morning mist from pukakai rises and shrouds Mts. Cook and Sefton.

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  • Jason Horrocks
    18 April 2017

    Nice view but if you are somewhat fit the view from Sealy Tarns above is better

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  • Paul Malaurie
    03 December 2016

    Amazing view

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  • Stanley Soh
    24 December 2015

    Easy track with great views.

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  • Jo Lee
    15 November 2015

    A 40-60 minutes walk from White Horse camp site (at the end of Hooker Valley Road), depending on your speed. An easy walk even if you are lack of exercise. Great view of Mueller Gracier from Kea Point. Was there at 7am morning of early spring, so, we had the whole place to ourselves for more than 30 minutes. It was quiet, cold and peaceful, the snow capped mountains are amazingly beautiful especially with the sunlight.

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