Tongariro National Park is New Zealand's oldest national park and a dual World Heritage area (recognising the park's important Maori cultural and spiritual associations as well as its outstanding volcanic features). Also known for the Tongariro Northern Circuit tramping track, the Tongariro Alpine Crossing (day walk) and the Whakapapa skifield. The landscape is dominated by three active volcanoes; Mt Ngauruhoe (2,291m) is the central stratovolcano with two compound volcanoes, Mt Ruapehu (2,797m) to the South and Mt Tongariro (1,968m) to the North.

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Red Crater and Mt Ngauruhoe
290 visits
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South Crater in low cloud
265 visits
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Red Crater Edge with Low Cloud
243 visits
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Red Crater
264 visits
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Blue Lake
231 visits
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Red Crater
286 visits
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Emerald Lakes
325 visits
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Emerald Lakes
329 visits
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Red Crater
228 visits
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Red Crater, Mt Ngauruhoe and Mt Ruapehu
233 visits
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Emerald Lake and Red Crater
247 visits
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Emerald Lake and Oturere Valley
225 visits
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Emerald Lake and Red Crater
220 visits
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Taranaki Falls
87 visits
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Chatau Tongariro and Mt Ruapehu
138 visits
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Mt Ruapehu
299 visits
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Image 2459
251 visits
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Image 2460
274 visits
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Scree slope
275 visits
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Image 2590
119 visits
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Image 2591
119 visits
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Image 2461
274 visits
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Mt Ngauruhoe and Oturere hut
336 visits
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Image 2472
250 visits
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Image 2468
184 visits
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Image 2465
235 visits
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Sunrise Oturere Valley
247 visits
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Sunrise Oturere Valley
191 visits
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Sun rises over the Kaimanawa Range
171 visits
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Mt Ngauruhoe
306 visits
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Mt Ruapehu
205 visits
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Sunrise silhouette
222 visits
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Red Crater
210 visits
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Image 2457
183 visits
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Image 2469
250 visits
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Image 2454
241 visits
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Image 2455
265 visits
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Image 2456
264 visits