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| When you travel to Fiordland, you will be visiting one of the most dramatic and beautiful parts of New Zealand. |
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Photo by Julie Walls
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Event overview for June
* Sat 8 June
Fiordland College Ball
* Sat 15 June
Te Anau Rugby Club Seniors playing at home
* Sun 23 June
Te Anau School Polar Plunge
* Sat 29 June
Save Fiordland AGM
Winter Illumination Charity Ball
Please click here for more information and to download the latest monthly Fiordland Events Calendar.
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For current road information see www.nzta.govt.nz/traffic/current-conditions/highway-info/milford-rockfall.html
Activities, options & information during road closure
The road to MILFORD SOUND is one of the world's finest drives. After leaving Te Anau, visitors follow 119km of sealed road to the majestic Milford Sound. Fiordland’s steep mountain ranges sometimes cause avalanche conditions resulting in road closure if avalanches are likely.
Between May and November all travellers must carry car chains at all times. Chains can be hired in Te Anau at any of the local service stations.
We recommend visitors travel with experienced local coach operators particularly during winter months as a safe option.
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While visitors need to be prepared for the cold climate, they also need to be prepared for the breathtaking scenery that Fiordland experiences in Winter.
Cool, crisp, clear days and snow capped mountains, spectacular waterfalls and wildlife all combine to make winter a great experience in Fiordland. Whether you are taking a day’s break from skiing in Queenstown or Wanaka, or just enjoying some sight seeing outside of the busy summer season, Fiordland offers spectacular Winter vistas. Visitors should be sure to allow plenty of time for travelling in Winter road conditions and we encourage people to allow experienced local operators to show them around this winter wonderland.
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