Tramping in New Zealand : a guide to 40 of New Zealand's best tracks / text and photographs by Shaun Barnett ; maps by Roger Smith.

Cover subtitle: 40 great New Zealand tramping trips.

Includes bibliographical references (page 142).

South Island: Queen Charlotte Track, Marlborough Sounds -- Abel Tasman Coastal Track, Abel Tasman National Park -- Heaphy Track, Kahurangi National Park -- Wangapeka Track, Kahurangi National Park -- Mt Arthur, Kahurangi National Park -- Lake Angelus, Nelson Lakes National Park -- Travers-Sabine Circuit, Nelson Lakes National Park -- Lake Daniells, Lewis Pass Scenic Reserve -- Kirwins Hut, Victoria Forest Park -- Inland Pack track, Paparoa National Park -- St James Walkway, Lewis Pass -- Harper Pass, Lake Summer Forest Park -- Cass-Lagoon Track, Cragieburn Forest Park -- Avalanche Peak, Arthur's Pass National Park -- Cedar Flat, Toaroha Valley -- Welcome Flat, Westland/Tai Poutini National Park -- Mueller Hut, Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park -- Young-Wilkin, Mount Aspiring National Park -- Rees-Dart, Mount Aspiring National Park -- Greenstone-Caples Circuit, Otago -- Routeburn Track, Mount Aspiring/Fiordland National Parks -- Hollyford Track, Fiordland National Park -- Kepler track, Fiordland National Park -- Milford Track, Fiordland National Park.

North Island: Cape Brett, Bay of Islands -- Mt. Hobson/Hirakimata, Great Barrier Island -- Pinnacles Hut and the Kauaeranga Kauri Trail, Coromandel Forest Park -- Lake Waikaremoana, Te Urewere National Park -- Lake Waikareiti, Te Urewera National Park -- Central Whirinaki Hut, Whirinaki Forest Park -- Around-the-Mountain Circuit, Egmont National Park -- Tongariro Northern Circuit, Tongariro National Park -- Ruapehu Round the Mountain, Tongariro National Park -- Waipakihi Hut, Kaimanawa Forest Park -- Rangiwahia Hut, Ruahine Forest Park -- Te uia Lodge, Kaweka Forest Park -- Sunrise Hut, Ruahine Forest Park -- Southern Crossing, Tararua Forest Park -- Holdsworth-Jumbo, Tararua Forest Park.

Tramping in New Zealand is a highly innovative new tramping guide, developed around the latest generation of 'bird's eye' computer-generated maps. These completely accurate panoramic overviews are constructed from map data, but because they can recreate a view of the landscape from any angle or height they provide a remarkably readable and clear way of understanding the lie of the land. For trampers, these bird's eye maps offer a superb way of showing a tramping route in three dimensions.