Looking at a swamp covered in toetoe in Tongariro National Park. Toetoe, also known as Cortaderia toetoe, is a type of native tussock grass. It’s characterized by its long, feathery plumes that can reach heights of up to 3 meters (9.8 feet) or more. The plumes are often used in traditional Māori weaving and crafts.
The boardwalk over a wetland area containing tarns which are small mountain lakes. The walkway protects the fragile natural...
View of Mount Ngauruhoe and surrounding tussock hills in New Zealand’s Tongariro National Park. The volcano is an almost...
In view is the small town of Ohakune with Mount Ruapehu in the background. Ohakune is a great base...
Mount Ngauruhoe comes into view on State Highway 47 in Tongariro National Park. The volcano is part of the...
View of Turoa Ski Field Car Park behind a small lake on the side of Mount Ruapehu. During winter,...
An unobstructed view of Mount Ruapehu in the central North Island from a large wetlands area containing native grasses....
Driving up Ohakune Mountain Road with the snow capped peak of Ruapehu in view. The road starts near the...
A plume of white hot steam escapes out of Te Maari Crater on Mount Tongariro. Tongariro is the third...
