Anti Crow Hut, Arthur’s Pass National Park

March 2025

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March 2025

Anti Crow Hut, with its views of the Crow Glacier, is easily reached yet feels remote. Photo: Lachlan McKenzie
The walk from Klondyke Bridge to Anti Crow Hut is an easy and pleasant trip and often used as a stepping stone for alpine adventuring. From the car park on the south side of Klondyke Bridge, head along O’Malley Track, a wide, easy path through beech forest with the Waimakariri River surging below. You’ll soon […]
Lachlan McKenzie

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Lachlan McKenzie

Lachlan McKenzie began tramping as an adult and hopes to inspire others to do the same. He most enjoys tramping in small groups and alone, and his list of ‘must do’ trips only seems to get longer. Lachlan is a communications professional and holds tertiary qualifications in marketing and music. He also loves orienteering and is keen to extend himself in basic mountaineering.

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