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Franz Josef Glacier Township Mt. Tasman Mt. Cook FRANZ JOSEF IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS www.glaciercountry.co.nz EMERGENCY Dial 111 POLICE (Franz Josef) 752 0044 D Franz Josef Health Clinic 752 0700 GLACIER TOWNSHIP Glacier The Visitor Centre at Franz Josef is open 7 days. I After hours information is available at the front I I entrance of the Visitor Centre/DOC offi ce. H Times given are from the start of track and are approximate I 1 A A. GLACIER VALLEY WALK 1 1 hour 20 mins return following the Waiho riverbed 2 20 G B to the glacier terminal. Please heed all signs & barriers. 14 B. SENTINEL ROCK WALK Condon Street 21 C 3 15 24 23 20 mins return. A steady climb for views of the glacier. 5 4 Cron Street 16 C. DOUGLAS WALK/PETERS POOL 25 22 43 42 12 26 20 mins return to Peter’s Pool for a fantastic 13 9 6 31 GLACIER E refl ective view up the glacier valley. 1 hour loop. 11 7 17 30 27 45 44 10 9 8 Street Cowan 29 28 ACCESS ROAD F D. ROBERTS POINT TRACK 18 33 32 Franz Josef 5 hours return. Climb via a rocky track and 35 33 State Highway 6 J Glacier Lake Wallace St Wallace 34 19 Wombat swingbridges to a high viewpoint above glacier. 40 37 36 Bus township to E. LAKE WOMBAT TRACK 41 39 38 Stop glacier carpark 40 State Highway 6 1 hour 30mins return. Easy forest walk to small refl ective pond. 46 is 5 km 2 hour F. ALEX KNOB TRACK 41 47 return walk 48 49 Franz Josef Glacier A day trek up to sub-alpine terrain with superb views. 8 hours return. 50 Waiho River or 10 minutes Airstrip drive. G. TERRACE WALK Waiho Flat Road 51 30 mins return. Easy forest walk to historic sluice face. Take a Douglas Dr 52 fl ashlight to view glow-worms after dusk. No Glacier Access. H. TATARE TUNNELS WALK S Docherty Creek Rd Backpackers 1 hour 20 mins return. Take a fl ashlight to explore N 2 Chateau Franz 752 0738 the old tunnel. Be prepared to wade through cold water. 1 Franz Josef YHA 752 0754 I. CALLERY-WAIHO WALK Stony Mt Cook Ski Planes Airstrip South to: 17 Glow Worm Cottages 752 0172 2 hours 30 mins one way giving access to Glacier Access 62 Creek 14 Montrose Backpackers 752 0188 Road via the Douglas Track or Peter’s Pool. 54 53 FOX GLACIER Tatare 55 Activities (30 mins drive) 9 Rainforest Backpackers 752 0220 J. CANAVAN’S KNOB WALK School 61 60 River 48 Flowing West Helimax Movie 752 0793 Haast, Wanaka and Hotels 1hr return climb to views of glacier and coast. 19 Glacier Hot Pools 0800 044 044 K. THREE MILE WALK - OKARITO 56 Queenstown Scenic Hotels Franz Josef Glacier 18 West Coast Wildlife Centre 752 0600 40 -Douglas & Graham Wings 752 0729 3 hours easy, historic pack track. 57 Mountains, glacier and beach walk (check for low tide) Guided Glacier Walks & Helihikes 41 Te Waonui Forest Retreat 752 0555 DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION WALKS CONSERVATION OF DEPARTMENT L. OKARITO TRIG WALK Potters 58 28 Franz Josef Glacier Guides 0800 484 337 B&B and Lodges Creek 31 Glacier Valley Eco Tours 0800 999 739 $$ ATM (Money Machine) 1 hour 30 mins, climb to panoramic CAMPING IS ONLY 57 Holly Homestead B&B 752 0299 63 59 25 The Helicopter Line 752 0767 45 Franz Josef Glacier Police 752 0044 view of lagoons, glaciers, ocean & alps. PERMITTED AT 63 Franz Josef Glacier Country Retreat 752 0012 62 Franz Josef Mechanical 752 0108 M. PAKIHI WALK - OKARITO 63 COMMERCIAL & Guided Tours 55 Westwood Lodge 752 0112 16 Go Rentals 752 0228 30 mins easy walk with superb DOC SITES 37 Across Country Quad Bikes 0800 234 288 Motels views of mountains & rainforest. 51 Beaumont Buggys 0800 284 497 21 Health Centre / Community gym 752 0700 5 10 Cottages 752 0211 DUAL USE CYCLE WAY AND WALKWAY - Eco Rafting 0508 669 675 Bus Bookings (North & South) 10 58 On Cron Motel 752 0627 From the Waiho bridge to the glacier Lake Mapourika 12 Glacier Country Lake Tours & Fishing 752 0244 1 Intercity (FJ YHA) 752 0754 15 Alpine Glacier Motel 752 0226 car park. 4km one way. 2 hrs return. Boat & Kayak Tours can be 49 Glacier Valley Eco Tours 0800 999 739 30 Scott Base Information (Shuttles) 752 0288 7 Bella Vista Motel Franz Josef 752 0008 6 Alice May Restaurant & Bar 752 0740 50 Hunting - Alpine Trophies 752 0793 McDonald’s Creek booked in Franz Josef Churches 2 Chateau Franz 752 0738 34 Beeches Café Restaurant & Bar 752 0721 66 Okarito Kiwi Tours 03 753 4330 20 Our Lady of the Alps Catholic Church 55 Franz Josef Top 10 Holiday Park 752 0735 25 Blue Ice Restaurant & Bar 752 0707 67 Okarito Boat Tours & Guided Walks 03 753 4223 43 St James Anglican Church 59 Glacier Cottages 752 0170 41 The Canopy Restaurant 752 0555 52 South Westland Horse Treks 752 0223 Foreign Exchange ACCOMMODATION 42 Glacier Gateway Motel 752 0776 39 The Landing Bar and Restaurant 752 0229 ACTIVITIES North to: Three Mile 65 White Heron Sanctuary Tours 0800 523 456 33 Fern Grove Gifts & Souvenirs 752 0731 58 Glacier View Motel 752 0705 63 Mapourika Restaurant 752 0012 Hokitika, Lagoon Kayaking Hairdressing 60 Glenfern Villas 752 0054 Greymouth Okarito 9 Monsoon Bar & Restaurant 752 0101 3 Glacier Country Tours & Kayaks 752 0230 17 Glow Worm Cottages 752 0172 Turn o 15 L SERVICES 54 Wendy’s Haircutting Bar 752 0256 13 Priya Indian Restaurant 752 0060 68 Okarito Nature Tours (Kayaking) 03 753 4014 61 Jag Escape - Franz Alpine Retreat 752 0204 mins drive K Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier Internet Services Lake Scenic Flights & Skydiving 8 Punga Grove 752 0001 FOOD & DRINK & FOOD 40 -Canavans & Glasshouse Restaurants 752 0729 29 Internet Outpost @ Scott Base 752 0288 Wahapo K 36 Air Safaris 752 0716 9 Rainforest Retreat 752 0220 65 OKARITO 53 -Haast Bar/Bottle Store 752 0719 Information 4 Terrace Motel 752 0130 64 47 Fox & Franz Heliservices 752 0793 65 67 66 64 Glacier Country Scenic Flights 0800 423 463 44 Department of Conservation and i-SITE 65 White Heron Sanctuary Motel & Cabins - M 68 38 Glacier Helicopters 752 0755 752 0796 (Whataroa) 0800 523 456 WHATAROA 32 Fern Grove 4 Square Supermarket 752 0177 27 The Helicopter Line 752 0767 Petrol & Postal Agency Holiday Parks 33 Fern Grove Gifts & Souvenirs 752 0731 Okarito Lagoon 35 Mountain Helicopters 0800 369 423 26 Glacier Motors 752 0725 56 Franz Josef Top 10 Holiday Park 752 0735 23 Take Note Franz Bookshop 752 0714 22 Mount Cook Ski Planes 752 0714 Shuttle Service to Glacier Carpark 11 Glacier Country Campervan Park 752 0145 SHOPS 46 The Glacier Shop 752 0131 24 Skydive Franz 0800 458 677Activities 27 Glacier Valley Eco Tours 0800 999 739 9 Rainforest Holiday Park 752 0220 map updated November 2010 TASMAN SEA Mt. Tasman Mt. Cook www.glaciercountry.co.nz North to: FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER (30 mins drive) IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Hokitika, Greymouth Health Clinic EMERGENCY Dial 111 POLICE (Franz Josef) 03 752 0044 Fox Health Clinic 751 0836 1 2 Glacier 3 4 5 16 7 5 8 Sullivan Road D LAKE MATHESON Fox Glacier Airstrip 6 GLACIER ACCESS ROAD 9 6 Fox Glacier township to glacier Fox Glacier township to Lake 17 18 10 11 E Matheson carpark is 6 km 2 hour 25 11 13 carpark is 6 km 2 hour return walk 19 12 i or 10 minutes drive. return walk or 5 minutes drive. 25 20 14 26 21 15 A C Pekanga Drive 22 24 23 State Highway 6 CAMPING IS ONLY 27 24 Glacier Access Road F PERMITTED AT Lake Matheson COMMERCIAL & 29 28 Glacier View Road DOC SITES Kerrs Road B School Fox 30 River G 32 31 31 Lake Matheson33 Road FOX GLACIER Cook Flat Road N 34 Williams Drive S 34 TOWNSHIP South to: 35 Bruce Bay, Lake Paringa, H Haast, Wanaka and Queenstown The Visitor Centre at Franz Josef (open 7 days) and the DOC West to: Area Offi ce at Fox Glacier (open Mon-Fri, closed weekends 36 (46 km) 3 Department of Conservation 751 0807 and public holidays) off ers information about Westland Tai Gillespies Beach Mahitahi Lodge (21 km drive) 10 Fox General Store 751 0829 Poutini National Park and Te Wahipounamu South West New from Fox township 24 Fox Glacier Motors/Petrol Station 751 0823 Backpackers Zealand World Heritage Area. Hut tickets and hunting permits Seal Colony 9 Café Nevé 751 0110 23 The Hobnail Shop 751 0825 29 Fox Glacier Holiday Park & Motels 751 0821 are issued. After hours information is available outside the 37 37 (60 km) Track ‘I’ 7 Cook Saddle Café/Saloon 751 0700 SHOPS 33 Refl ectioNZ Gifts & Gallery 751 0753 5 Ivory Towers Backpackers 751 0838 front entrance to both the Visitor Centre and DOC Offi ce. The Salmon Farm 11 Heartland Hotel Glacier Country 751 0847 37 South Westland Salmon 751 0837 Hotels Times given are from start of the track 34 High Peaks Restaurant 751 0131 25 Heartland Hotel Fox Glacier 751 0839 and are approximate 19 Hobnail Café 751 0005 11 Heartland Hotel Glacier Country 751 0847 A. MINNEHAHA WALK 38 (68 km) Health Clinic 751 0836 An easy 20 minute return from village through the rainforest. 32 Matheson Café 751 0878 Information 34 High Peaks Hotel 751 0131 Lake Paringa Lodge 25 The Mountain Goat Café 751 0839 B.
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