Mt Ruapehu in New Zealand is a volcano that still erupts from time to time. It’s slopes are made of dried lava and littered with volcanic rocks that have been thrown from the crater during eruptions. Ski-lifts are visible and covered in snow during ski season.
View of Mt Ruapehu’s southern face from an open area of tussock on the Waitonga Falls Walk.
View of a snow capped Mt Ruapheu rising out of the Central Plateau are of New Zealand’s North Island.
Lush green farmland at the foot of Mount Ruapehu in the central North Island. The fertile farmland is possible...
A road sign on Ohakune Mountain Road on Mount Ruapehu alerting drivers to the presence of New Zealand’s national...
On rare occasions, you can see Mount Ruapehu which is 200km away from the 237 meter high Paekakariki Hill...
Two lambs bathing in the sun on lush pasture land in New Zealand’s Central Plateau area near Mount Ruapehu.
This section of Waitonga Falls Track uses an extensive boardwalk over an open area consisting of tussock.
Mt Ruapehu in New Zealand has some lush farmland near its slopes due to volcanic soil and regular rainfall.
