All Fiordland places
124 places
1Milford Sound / PiopiotahiIconic fiord of sheer cliffs, thunderous falls, and frequent wildlife
2Mitre PeakNew Zealand’s most iconic fiord peak rising straight out of the sea
3Mitre Peak ViewpointThe classic Milford Sound shot of Mitre Peak across calm water
4Doubtful Sound / PateaRemote, hushed fiord with waterfalls and dolphins, reached by tour only
5Waimānu / Stirling FallsYear-round 151 m fiord waterfall you can cruise into
6Bowen FallsMilford Sound’s thundering, year-round 162 m curtain of water
7Hinepipiwai / Lake MarianMirror-still alpine lake in a dramatic hanging valley
8Omanui / McKinnon PassThe Milford Track’s high point with vast views and a cairn
9Sutherland FallsA 580 m cascade pouring straight from Lake Quill
Lake Mackenzie HutGreat Walk hut on a turquoise alpine lake with big-mountain views
10Deep CoveRemote fiord terminus with cruises, waterfalls, and dolphin encounters
Fiordland National Park DOC Visitor CentreDOC’s lakeside hub for trail intel, bookings, and exhibits
11Gertrude SaddleAlpine saddle with Milford Sound views via steep slabs and Black Lake
12Hall ArmRemote fiord arm with silence, waterfalls, and mirror-calm water
13Key Summit Lookout360-degree alpine views and tarns via a short Routeburn side trip
14Lake MackenzieSub‑alpine jewel on the Routeburn with a hut and campsite
15Lake ManapouriIsland-dotted, tranquil lake and the gateway to Doubtful Sound
16Lake Te AnauVast lake with inland fiords, cruises, and glowworm caves
Luxmore HutBig alpine hut with knockout views and a nearby cave
Mackinnon MemorialHistoric cairn atop the Milford Track’s high point with sweeping views
Milford Sound LodgeThe only stay in Milford, with chalets and campervan sites
17Te AnauLakeside gateway town for tracks, cruises, and Fiordland adventures
18Ō-te-horua-a-Te-Puhituia / Mount LuxmoreFiordland’s big-view summit right off the Kepler Track
19Conical HillShort, steep spur to sweeping alpine views over Lake Harris
20Dale PointWhere Milford Sound squeezes into the Tasman Sea, wild and dramatic
21Earland Falls174 m Routeburn waterfall that drenches the track after rain
Fiordland LodgeLuxury lodge with lake-and-mountain views and standout dining
22Giant Gate FallsSwingbridge views of a 30 m waterfall on the Milford Track
Mintaro HutNew Milford Track hut poised below Mackinnon Pass with mountain views
Dumpling HutFinal Milford Track hut with big kitchen and riverside setting
23Lake QuillTurquoise alpine tarn perched above thunderous Sutherland Falls
Milford Sound Visitor TerminalLaunchpad for fjord cruises with instant epic views
24Monkey CreekGlacier-clear water and cheeky kea at a dramatic roadside valley
Okaka LodgeBackcountry lodge with hot showers and knockout summit views
25Puhipuhi-takiwai / Mount PembrokeGlacier-capped peak towering above Milford Sound’s skyline
26Tamatea / Dusky SoundRemote maze of islands, wildlife, and history by boat only
27Te Ana-au CavesBoat-access glowworm grotto with rushing river and limestone
28The ChasmShort walk to a roaring, river‑carved chasm of sculpted rock
The DivideBusy gateway to Routeburn and Key Summit with shelter and toilets
29Thompson Sound / Te Awa-o-TūRemote, moody fiord of rainforest, waterfalls, and wildlife
30Mackay FallsLush rainforest cascades with Bell Rock on the Milford Track
Borland SaddleRoad-accessed alpine saddle to big views and Mt Burns tarns
Fiordland i-SITELakefront hub for bookings, track advice, and local intel
31Humboldt FallsShort rainforest walk to a towering three-tiered 275 m waterfall
Iris Burn HutSpacious Kepler Track hut steps from Iris Burn Falls
32Luxmore CavesWild limestone cave detour just minutes from Luxmore Hut
33Martins BayRemote surf-lashed bay with seals at the end of the Hollyford
34Milford Sound AirportTiny airstrip in jaw-dropping fiord scenery, hub for scenic flights
35Mirror LakesTiny lakes that perfectly mirror the Earl Mountains on calm days
Moturau HutLakeside Great Walk hut with sunsets, beach, and gas cookers
Clinton HutFirst hut on the Milford Track, set by river, forest and wetlands
36Eglinton Valley LookoutRoadside panorama of golden tussock plains and steep Fiordland peaks
37Homer TunnelNarrow alpine tunnel that unlocks the road to Milford Sound
Sandfly PointMilford Track’s buggy, beautiful finish on the fiord’s edge
38Breaksea SoundWild, little-visited fiord of waterfalls, wildlife, and true solitude
39Helena FallsShort walk to a dramatic cascade at Deep Cove
40Lake HaurokoNew Zealand’s deepest lake, remote, moody, and wildly beautiful
41Mount BurnsTarn-studded alpine ridge with big Fiordland views and few people
42Mount TūtokoThe park’s high point, a wild granite-and-glacier summit for climbers
43Port CraigRemote sawmill ruins by a dolphin-filled bay on the South Coast
44Rakituma / Preservation InletFiordland’s wildest, least-visited fiord of history and solitude
45Te Anau Bird SanctuaryEasy lakeside stop to see rare takahē and kākā up close
46Wilmot PassRemote mountain pass with sweeping Doubtful Sound views
Cascade Creek CampsiteBig, scenic DOC camp near Lake Gunn and Milford Road
47Harris Saddle ShelterHigh-alpine refuge and Conical Hill kickoff with Lake Harris views
48Hidden FallsPowerful rainforest waterfall on a quiet Hollyford Track day walk
49Ōtāpara / Lake GunnMossy beech forest loop to a mirror-still Fiordland lake
50Bradshaw Sound / KaikiekieRemote fiord of calm coves, misty mornings, and rare wildlife
Brod BayLakeside Kepler Track campsite with a beach and hush-quiet vibes
51Lake ErskineRemote alpine lake of shifting colors, reached by helicopter
Pio PioRefined, local fare in a rare Milford Sound sit-down spot
Pompolona LodgeUltimate Hikes night two lodge with hot showers and great food
52Hāwea / Bligh SoundRemote Y-shaped fiord of waterfalls, wildlife, and true solitude
53Chalky Inlet / TaiariA remote, wildlife-rich fiord best seen by boat or scenic flight
54Iris Burn FallsShort walk to a tranquil Kepler Track waterfall with a swim
55Lake McKerrow / Whakatipu WaitaiRemote fjord-like lake along the Hollyford Track’s Demon Trail
56Marian CascadeQuick, roaring cascades a short stroll from the Lake Marian track
57Anchor IslandPredator free wildlife haven in remote Dusky Sound
58Browne FallsRemote, towering cascade best seen from a Doubtful Sound cruise
59Charles SoundRemote twin-armed fiord with waterfalls and true wilderness silence
Deer Flat CampsiteRiverside DOC camp on Milford Road with big views and quiet vibes
60Lake MonowaiQuiet lake with forest campsite, trout, and hydro history
61Mount TitiroaSnow-white granite summit with wild boulders and vast Fiordland views
62Pop's View LookoutQuick pull-off with big Hollyford Valley views and cheeky kea
63Port Craig WharfGhost wharf relics on a wild, wave-battered South Coast beach
64Underground powerhouseNew Zealand’s biggest hydro station hidden inside a mountain
65George Sound / Te HouhouA lonely fiord for hardcore trampers and boat pickups
Henry Creek CampsiteLow‑frills DOC camp right on Lake Te Anau’s shoreline
66Nancy Sound / HinenuiRemote fiord of epic cliffs, silence, and occasional seals
67Fiordland Crested Penguin Viewing AreaSeasonal shoreline spot for elusive tawaki amid Milford Sound cliffs
Kiosk Creek CampsiteQuiet DOC camp with moraine views and big Fiordland sunsets
68Lake Marian LookoutShort walk to a gantry over thundering Marian Falls
69Lake RoeRemote alpine lake ringed by tarns on the Dusky Track
70Alice FallsRemote lake-outlet waterfall at the head of George Sound
71Cascade CoveSheltered Dusky Sound cove with Cook-era history and wild solitude
72Caswell Sound / TaitetimuA rarely visited fiord of waterfalls, wildlife and deep solitude
73Lake Alabaster / Wāwāhi WakaRemote Fiordland lake with hut and moody, mirror-like views
Lake Poteriteri HutA tiny six-bunk hut on a vast, rarely visited Fiordland lake
74Long Sound / Te AwaroaRemote fiord, rare corals, and deep, restorative solitude
75Pickersgill HarbourHistoric Cook anchorage in a serene, rainforest-lined fiord
76Resolution IslandRemote island sanctuary of wild fiords and conservation history
Totara CampsiteQuiet beech‑forest DOC camp by a river with fire rings
77Tūtoko River LookoutRoadside bridge view of blue river and Fiordland peaks
Upper Eglinton CampsiteTiny DOC camp with big Eglinton Valley views
West Arm Visitor CentreRemote lakefront hub for Doubtful Sound trips and quick exhibits
Kaipo HutRemote six-bunk hut for serious off-track solitude seekers
78Lake HowdenQuiet forest lake at a famous track junction
Mackay Creek CampsiteTiny riverside DOC camp with big Eglinton Valley views
79Mount ChristinaA towering Darrans peak dominating views along the Milford Road
80Te Rā / Dagg SoundA remote, wildlife-rich fiord you’ll likely have to yourself
81WalkwireOld-school cable bridge adventure just off Milford Road
82Lake FergusQuiet roadside lake with mirror reflections in the Eglinton Valley
83Lake Poteriteri / PotiritiriA vast, roadless Fiordland lake for true wilderness seekers
84St Anne PointRugged lighthouse headland where Milford Sound meets the Tasman Sea
Fiordland Electric Vehicle Charging Station (Te Anau)Te Anau’s essential fast charger before the Milford Sound drive
85Knobs FlatMilford Road’s go-to pit stop with flush loos and valley views
86Secretary IslandRemote sanctuary island with rich birdlife and dramatic fiord views
87Rebecca FallsA remote waterfall stop on the rugged Dusky Track
AlliedMilford Sound’s lone 24/7 fuel pump for top-ups and close calls
88Breaksea IslandRemote sanctuary island with penguins and albatross seen from small boats
89Manapouri Turbine RunnerRetired hydro turbine on display at remote West Arm
90Indian IslandRemote pest-free island in Dusky Sound with conservation focus
91Puysegur Point LighthouseRemote lighthouse on a windswept cliff at Preservation Inlet
Gunn’s CampHistoric Hollyford camp ruined by landslide, story still lingers
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Fiordland Tour Guide
Fiordland, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Fiordland National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Mitre Peak, Rahotu ViewpointListen
“Ahead of you is the classic view of Mitre Peak, or Rahotu, as it's known in Māori. It is one of New Zealand's most photographed mountains, rising nearly 1,700 meters straight out of the fiord.”
Plays as you drive up to Mitre Peak Viewpoint in the Parkwolf Fiordland Tour Guide.
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