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Te Mata Peak, overlooking the NZ coast
61 km from Te Mata Peak
Napier is New Zealand’s Art Deco capital and has the second largest Art Deco population in the world. In this photo we see one of the many coulourful alleyways that fill this beautiful city.
62 km from Te Mata Peak
Mohaka River in Fall
Experienced by Devorah Schacht
100 km from Te Mata Peak
Waihi falls in New Zealand
100 km from Te Mata Peak
Waterfall in the bush of New Zealand. Waihi Falls
115 km from Te Mata Peak
New Zealand windmills
115 km from Te Mata Peak
Views from above in New Zealand
122 km from Te Mata Peak
Adventures in Mordor
124 km from Te Mata Peak
On the Tongariro road
125 km from Te Mata Peak
Sunset Mountain
126 km from Te Mata Peak
Winter in Mordor
126 km from Te Mata Peak
A crazy cloudscape following the slope of Mount Doom in New Zealand.
127 km from Te Mata Peak
Snowy, rocky mountain
Experienced by Stas Kulesh
127 km from Te Mata Peak
Mount Doom AKA Mount Ngauruhoe located in Tongariro National Park. Please consider crediting my photos to the link found in my bio! :-)
128 km from Te Mata Peak
“One does not simply walk into Mordor…”
128 km from Te Mata Peak
A misty crossing on the alpine pass in the central north island of New Zealand.
Experienced by Wim Hovens
128 km from Te Mata Peak
Tongariro National park is an incredibly vast natural volcanic area absolutely spectacular to drive through. It’s home to many stunning walks with plenty of waterfalls, lookout points and wildlife as well as ski fields and the most famous Tongariro Crossing (Mt Doom, in ‘The lord of the rings’).
128 km from Te Mata Peak
The View of Mount Ngauruhoe from the beginning of the alpine crossing track
Experienced by Elliot Martin
128 km from Te Mata Peak
Tongariro National Park is the oldest national park in New Zealand. It’s located in the central North Island and It has been acknowledged by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site of mixed cultural and natural values.
134 km from Te Mata Peak
Old church building