10 km
This is a marked public access easment through private farmland. The public conservation land starts at Landslip Creek. From there, there is a marked route uphill to Braemar Dome under Mt Stevenson. The track is good for easy ski-touring in winter.
A ski-tourer on the public access easement to Landslip Creek
Mountain biking
The public access easement runs along the top of what is an ancient glacial terrace. This makes for enjoyable and easy riding. Ride in and return the same way.
This is a shared-use track. Follow the mountain bikers code: respect others, respect the rules, respect the track.
A mountain biker returns from Landslip Creek
Follow SH 8 north of Twizel for 18 km. Turn into Hayman Road at the bottom of Lake Pukaki, then into Braemar Road. Look out for the DOC sign for the car parking area.
Map: NZTopo50 BY16 Mount Stevenson
Private property and permissions
This track crosses private land. There is no camping until the conservation area boundary.
Respect the landowner's livestock and property:
- stay on the marked track until you reach the conservation land
- leave gates as you find them
- use stiles where provided
- keep your distance from livestock
Stay safe in the outdoors
- Choose the right trip for you. Learn about the route and make sure you have the skills for it.
- Understand the weather. Check weather forecasts.
- Pack warm clothes and extra food. Check gear lists.
- Share your plans and take ways to get help. Share directly or use the Outdoor Intentions form or Plan My Walk. Take a distress beacon.
- Take care of yourself and each other.
Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park Visitor Centre
Phone: | +64 3 435 1186 |
Email: | mtcookvc@doc.govt.nz |
Address: | 1 Larch Grove Aoraki/Mount Cook 7999 |
Hours: | Visitor centre hours and services |