Kepler Track looking toward the southern arm of Lake Te Anau
The Kepler Track, a 60 kilometre circular track, traverses through the spectacular scenery in Fiordland National Park. It is part of the Te-Wāhipounamu – South West New Zealand World Heritage Area and is administered by DOC on behalf of the New Zealand public.
The Kepler Track is located in the south west of the South Island. It is an easy tramping track that takes three to four days to complete. The nearest townships of Te Anau and Manapouri have a full range of accommodation. Shops in Te Anau can cater for all your tramping needs, including equipment hire.
Plan and prepare for a Great Walk/Easy tramping track.
Find out about the activities, flora and fauna, history and conservation projects associated with the Kepler Track.
A day by day account of the track including maps and a track profile.
There are three Department of Conservation huts on the track – Luxmore, Iris Burn and Moturau, and two campsites at Brod Bay and near Iris Burn hut.
Find out how to get to the Kepler Track, how to book (including an online booking option) as well as information to help you plan and prepare for a safe trip.
Make bookings (including an online booking option) and learn about commercial groups, fees, discounts, terms and conditions, alterations and cancellations and travel insurance.
Fiordland National Park is a vast, remote wilderness and heart of Te Wāhipounamu - South West New Zealand World Heritage Area.
The Great Walks are the department's premier walking tracks, taking you through some of New Zealand's most striking conservation places.
Day walks in Fiordland National Park (PDF, 700K)
Didymo controls in Fiordland National Park
Notice of fishing restrictions - Fiordland National Park (PDF, 55K)
NZ weather
Parkmaps are detailed maps for those visiting and using New Zealand's national parks and other conservation land. They are available from DOC visitor centres.
Fiordland track updates and weather information
Great Walks visitor statistics
Safety information
Always contact the nearest visitor centre for the latest information about facilities and conditions.
