Earnslaw Burn Heli Hike - Private Charter

Earnslaw Burn Heli Hike - Private Charter
From NZD $6,875.00
  • Duration: 240 Minutes (approx.)
  • Location: Glenorchy, Queenstown, Otago
  • Product code: EB Heli Hike

Highlights

  • Experience the enchantment of nature without exhausting yourself
  • See a hanging glacier with beautiful blue ice
  • Seasonal cascading waterfalls
  • Enjoy an artisan lunch created by local experts

Calling for a little adventure?

Experience the ultimate adventure with an Earnslaw Burn heli-hike. Departing from Glenorchy, you'll soar over breathtaking landscapes, including rugged peaks and pristine valleys, before landing upon the start of your journey through Mt Earnslaw.

This stunning location features cascading waterfalls, ancient glaciers, and lush alpine meadows. Once on the ground, embark on a guided hike through this untouched wilderness, exploring the dramatic terrain and taking in the awe-inspiring views. You will take a journey walking up the glacier-fed river and experiencing all the native Flora and Fauna the trek has to offer. From here, you will walk directly into the heart of Earnslaw Burn basin and be surrounded by waterfalls while enjoying an artisan picnic lunch. We then fly you back to Glenorchy, including the dramatic ascend, getting up close and personal with the blue ice from the “hanging” Glacier.

The combination of a thrilling helicopter flight and an immersive hiking experience makes this journey truly unforgettable, offering a unique perspective on New Zealand's natural beauty. Perfect for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike, the Earnslaw Burn heli-hike promises a day of exhilarating exploration and breathtaking scenery.

Te Reo Māori

  • Mt Earnslaw Glacier - Pikirakatahi
  • Glacier - Kōpaka
  • Lake Whakatipu -Whakatipu Waimāori
  • Dart River - Awa-whakatipu, Te
  • Glenorchy - Tāhuna
*In winter months (June – August) the Earnslaw Burn does not have as many fast flowing waterfalls compared to our spring and summer months (September – March). It is still a stunning and magical location to visit during winter as there is usually extra snow coverage on the glacier and throughout the valley.