Glaciers visible through the mist/cloud.
Looking up a rock face with literally hundreds of little waterfalls.
Entrance to the Homer Tunnel - it is 1km long and goes through the solid granite. Apparently it's the safest place to be during an earthquake!
A tree fern viewed from above.
Lush forest with lots of tree ferns!
Mike in front of the tree ferns.
Rocks that have been eroded away by the flow of water.
Rocks that have been eroded away by the flow of water.
Rocks in a deep canyon that have been eroded away by the water.
Rocks in a deep canyon that have been eroded away by the water.
View up a river with lush greenery on both sides.
Mike on a bridge with a waterfall covered mountain in the background.
More peaks rise out of the mist and cloud.
Mike mocking the "Do Not Feed the Kea" sign! T his is on our return trip when it's not raining.
Rock face with glacier on the top and waterfalls coming down it. This is just ouside the Te Anau side of the Homer Tunnel.
Closeup of the glacier sitting on top of the rock wall.
Lush landscape thanks to all the rainfall!
A waterfall along the highway on the way back to Te Anau.
River scene along the highway on the way back to Te Anau.
Mike in front of the Eglinton Flats with the mountains we just came from in the distance. Very scenic!
Surrounding mountains around the Eglinton Flats.
Surrounding mountains around the Eglinton Flats.
Surrounding mountains around the Eglinton Flats.
Doing the "Eglinton Jump"! Our kayaking crew made us all do funny jumps while they took pictures!