Aoraki/Mount Cook (3,724m) is the highest peak in New Zealand — sacred to Ngai Tahu and the centrepiece of Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park in the Mackenzie Basin of Canterbury. The mountain is visible from across the Mackenzie Country, dominating the skyline at the head of the Tasman Glacier — the longest glacier in New Zealand. The Mount Cook village below is surrounded by 23 named glaciers and outstanding walking tracks, from the family-friendly Kea Point track to the Hooker Valley Track with its direct views of Aoraki's summit ridge. Aoraki is the mountain New Zealand measures itself against: the summit that serious alpinists work toward for years, the backdrop that has inspired generations of artists and adventurers. Hand-drawn topographic art capturing the Aoraki/Mount Cook landscape and the terrain that makes this national park one of the finest in the Southern Hemisphere.
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