Queen Charlotte Track

The Queen Charlotte Track is a 70 km long New Zealand strolling track between Queen Charlotte Sound and Kenepuru Sound in the Marlborough Sounds. It stretches out from Ship Cove in the north to Anakiwa in the south. For most parts, the track leads through local bramble along the ridgeline of slopes between the sounds, offering great perspectives either side. From mid 2013 on, the Queen Charlotte Track additionally has turned out to be one of the New Zealand Cycle Trails, open for off-road bicycle level riders.

The track is kept up by the New Zealand Department of Conservation and is all around shaped and simple to pursue. It is a standout amongst the most well known tramping tracks in New Zealand, and is additionally open to mountain biking throughout the entire year with the exception of the area from Ship Cove to Kenepuru Saddle, or, in other words mountain biking from December to February. The strolling track leads over fundamentally mud soil, with scaffolds over every real stream, and reaches from ocean level to 470m high.

It's anything but a troublesome track, be that as it may, it is a long track, with the segment between Camp Bay and Torea Saddle more than 23 km long. The whole one-way excursion can be finished in 3– 5 days by foot, or 13 hours by bicycle. Ruler Charlotte Track is likewise well known for day strolls, with street passageways at Camp Bay, Torea Saddle, Te Mahia Saddle, and Anakiwa, and vessel exchange access at Ship Cove, Resolution Bay, Endeavor Inlet, Camp Bay, Torea Bay, Mistletoe Bay, and Anakiwa. Watercraft transport is accessible from and to Picton.