Hike the Milford Track

The Milford Track was pioneered for tourists in 1888 by guides Donald Sutherland and Quintin McKinnon.

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The Milford Track is a 53.5-kilometer hiking trail in New Zealand's Fiordland National Park, typically completed over four days. It starts at Glade Wharf on Lake Te Anau and ends at Sandfly Point in Milford Sound, passing through rainforests, alpine passes, and valleys with waterfalls such as Sutherland Falls. Hikers encounter native birds, rivers, and mountain views, and the track requires bookings due to its popularity and regulated access.

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