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Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe from above Purity Hut, Ruahines


The south eastern aspect of Mt Ruapehu, viewed from the Ruahines


Near the summit of Mangaweka Peak, which is a large flat ridge - Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe to the north west


Mt Ruapehu, viewed from farmland near Mangaweka


Dawn view, from right, of Mounts Ruapehu (2,797m), Ngauruhoe (2,291m) and Tongariro (1,978m), from Tahurangi Lodge (1,520m)


Dawn view of Mounts Ngauruhoe (2,291m, right) and Tongariro (1,978m), from Tahurangi Lodge (1,520m)


Looking west at sunset, from the car park at the southern access point to the Tongariro Crossing


Ruapehu at sunset from near National Park


Mount Ruapehu, from the north west


Mount Ruapehu, seen from Waiouru


Mount Ruapehu, seen from the Desert Road


Girdlestone summit view, north and east - from left, Tahurangi (main summit of Mt Ruapehu - 2,797m), Tukino (2,720m), Te HeuHeu (2,732m) and Mitre/Ringatoto (2,591m)


View north to Tahurangi (2,797m), from below the top of Girdlestone, Mt Ruapehu


Mt Ruapehu summit view, from left - Paretetaitonga (2,751m), the Dome (2,672m) behind the Crater Lake (2,540m), Tukino (2,720m) and Te HeuHeu (2,732m) with the Cathedral Rocks (2,663m) in front; and Pyramid Peak (2,645m), to the right of the Lake


Mt Ruapehu summit view, from left - the flanks of Paretetaitonga (2,751m), the Dome (2,672m) behind the Crater Lake (2,540m), Tukino (2,720m) and Te HeuHeu (2,732m) with the Cathedral Rocks (2,663m) in front; and Pyramid Peak (2,645m), to the right of the Lake


A section of the Crater Lake rim, just right of Pyramid Peak, Mt Ruapehu


South end crater lake shore view, to the Dome and Pyramid Peak, Mt Ruapehu


Dawn view from Tukino Village of Te HeuHeu, Mt Ruapehu


Mounts Tongariro and Ngauruhoe, seen from the west


Mount Ngauruhoe, from the eastern perspective


Tongariro and Ngauruhoe at sunset from near National Park


Mounts Ngauruhoe and Tongariro, from the Grand Chateau


Mount Ngauruhoe, at dawn from Tukino Village, Mt Ruapehu


Mount Ngauruhoe, at dawn from Tukino Village, Mt Ruapehu


Mount Ngauruhoe, at dawn from Tukino Village, Mt Ruapehu


Dawn on North Crater's southern rim (1,909m), looking north, Tongariro National Park


Dawn on North Crater's southern rim (1,909m), looking east, Tongariro National Park


Dawn on North Crater's southern rim (1,909m). Tongariro's (1,967m) and Ngauruhoe's (2,287m) summits behind


Dawn on North Crater's southern rim (1,909m), looking northwest, Tongariro National Park


Mt Ngauruhoe summit view north east. The South Crater is in the foreground, Mount Tongariro at left, the Blue Lake right of centre and Lake Taupo beyond


From left - Ruapehu, Ngauruhoe and Red Crater


Taitai (700m), north east of Mt Hikurangi


The view east to the Ruahine Range, from near Mangaweka's summit (1,731m) on the Hikurangi Range, Ruahines


Dawn view east from a campsite near Iron Peg (1,703m), Ruahines


Dawn view east from near Iron Peg (1,703m), Ruahines


Dawn view east from a campsite near Iron Peg (1,703m), Ruahines


Dawn view northwest from a campsite near Iron Peg (1,703m), Ruahines


A view across a tarn just north of Tiraha (1,668m) back to Mangaweka (1,731m - centre skyline) and Te Hekenga (1,695m - left), Ruahines


Dawn view on the saddle, west to Taumataemekura (1,682m - left) and Te Hekenga (1,695m - right), Ruahines


Dawn view on the saddle, west to Taumataemekura (1,682m - left) and Te Hekenga (1,695m - right), Ruahines


Dawn view on the saddle, west to Te Hekenga (1,695m), Ruahines


Dawn view on the saddle, west to Te Hekenga (1,695m - left), Mount Ruapehu (2,797m - centre) and Mangaweka (1,731m - right), Ruahines


Summit view from Tiraha, looking north along Sawtooth ridge, now completely engulfed in cloud. On the far side is Ohuinga, Ruahines


Summit view from Tiraha, looking west to Te Hekenga (left), Mount Ruapehu and Mangaweka (left of centre skyline) and north along Sawtooth Ridge, completely engulfed in cloud, with Ohuinga on the far side, Ruahines


Summit view from Tiraha, looking north along Sawtooth ridge, engulfed in cloud. On the far side is Ohuinga, Ruahines


From left - Te Hekenga, Mount Ruapehu, Mount Ngauruhoe, Iron Peg and Mangaweka, on the approach to Taumataemekura, Ruahines


Campsite view at dusk to Mount Ruapehu, above Kelly Knight Hut, Ruahines


Mt Taranaki, viewed from a 737, from the east


Mt Taranaki, viewed from a 737, from the east


Mount Taranaki, viewed from near (Tongariro) National Park at sunset


Mount Taranaki, viewed from the southern end car park of the Tongariro Crossing at sunset


Mt Taranaki, viewed from Mt Tongariro at dusk


Mt Taranaki from the south east


Mt Taranaki from the north - the Sharks Tooth (2,510m, left) and true summit (2,518m)


Dawn view, north east from Fanthams Peak to the main summit of Mt Taranaki


Mt Taranaki summit view east, across the Sharks Tooth, to Mts Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe


The main summit and the Sisters, Mt Taranaki


Mount Taranaki, viewed from Paritutu at dawn


Mount Taranaki and the Pouakais, viewed from Paritutu at dawn


Mount Taranaki and the Pouakais, viewed from Coronation Avenue, New Plymouth


Mount Taranaki and Te Rewa Rewa Bridge, New Plymouth


Mount Taranaki and Te Rewa Rewa Bridge, New Plymouth


Mount Taranaki and Te Rewa Rewa Bridge, New Plymouth


Mount Taranaki, across Lake Mangamahoe at dawn


Mount Taranaki, across Lake Mangamahoe at dawn


Mount Taranaki, across Lake Mangamahoe


The tarn (1,370m) just above Arete Bivy, with Bannister and the Twins behind, Tararuas


Dawn view south east to the Wairarapa from Arete Bivy, with Bannister left, Tararuas


Arete Bivy at dawn, with the Twins directly above the Throne and Bannister summit and low peak, Tararuas


View south west down the Park Valley, from the saddle just above Arete Bivy. Thompson (1,448m) is centre, with Lancaster (1,504m) left of centre, Tararuas


Sunrise over the Blue Range, with the low hills of the Wairarapa in the distance, Tararuas


The Broken Axe Pinnacles (1,425m) and McGregor (1,540m - far right), Tararuas


View on the Waingawa River descent from Mitre Flats Hut, Tararuas


The Kaikouras and more at sunset, from Elder Hut, Tararuas


The Kaikouras at sunset, from Elder Hut, Tararuas

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