Feature: River | Waterfall
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Stirling Falls (151m), Milford Sound / Piopiotahi, illuminated by the rays of the setting sun -
The Earnslaw Glacier hangs precariously below the twin peaks of Mt Earnslaw (2,830m) -
Pre-dawn reflections in one of the several small tarns dotting the valley floor in the Earnslaw Burn -
A spectacular sunrise on a windy morning in the Tasman Valley heralds bad weather ahead -
The Riuwaka River emerges from a cave deep in the Takaka Hills into lush rainforest -
A winter storm creates a light show across the Tasman Valley, Aoraki-Mt Cook National Park -
The wild expanse of Gillespies Beach, located in South-Westland near the township of Fox Glacier -
Fiordland National Park is home to thousands of rivers and streams which flow through primordial forest -
An early morning view up the Hollyford River to Mt Talbot (2,105 m), Fiordland National Park -
Mueller Lake, Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park, with moonlight starting to take over from sunlight -
Tawhai Falls is a short and easy walk near Whakapapa Village in Tongariro National Park -
Fiordland National Park, located in Te Wāhipounamu - South West New Zealand World Heritage Area, is chock full of hidden gems like this -
An aerial view of the Godley River has it descends from the Southern Alps towards Lake Tekapo -
A summer storm over the Waimakariri River coincides with sunset to create a spectacular end to the day -
This view up the Hooker River towards Mueller Lake, in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park, is obtained around 20 minutes walk in on the Hooker Valley Track. -
One of the many beautiful waterfalls in the Catlins Conservation Park, located in the south-east corner of the South Island. -
At 96 m high, Thunder Creek Falls is an easy 5 minute walk from the main road (State Highway 6) near Haast Pass. -
Matai Falls is one of the many beautiful waterfalls scattered throughout the Catlins Conservation Park.
