Super durable and comfortable. Well suited to everyday wear as well as tougher adventures.
Very light and strong tent, I was surprised with the amount of room, also packs small and light


We'll donate $24.99 from this purchase to environmental charities.
The Sabine, Moss Pass and D’Urville Traverse is a true wilderness journey through the remote interior of Nelson Lakes National Park. Combining water taxi access, expansive alpine valleys, crystal-clear rivers, and isolated mountain passes, this trip showcases some of the South Island’s most iconic backcountry terrain.
From the beech forests surrounding Lake Rotoroa to the alpine basin of Blue Lake — renowned for having some of the clearest freshwater in the world — the route passes through landscapes that feel increasingly remote with every day travelled.
This trip is physically demanding and suited to hikers seeking a genuine multi-day wilderness experience away from crowded tracks and developed infrastructure.
Trip Highlights
Trip Itinerary Feburary 2027
Please arrive in Christchurch or plan to meet at 12pm on the 17th.
Do not book flights out on the 22nd as we require a weather hold over period. Flights booked for the 23rd Feburary are ideal.
All accommodation, transfers and meals are provided.
Difficulty
Difficult. This hike is not for beginners.
Guests should expect:
This trip is best suited to experienced hikers with a strong level of fitness and confidence carrying a multi-day pack in remote environments.

PLEASE NOTE: Exact dates will be confirmed at least 2 months before hike month. All accommodation and meals are provided. A kit list will be provided, with some gear hire available.
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We'll donate $24.99 from this purchase to environmental charities.