LOCATION ⬇️ Save this post for your next Queenstown adventure 🏔️📍 This was my first time visiting Earnslaw Burn, and I was completely blown away... No words can accurately describe this place. 📍 Earnslaw Burn Track, Glenorchy (~1.5hr from Queenstown) 🗓️ Best from November to April when river levels are lower and the valley isn’t buried in snow. 🚗 The trailhead is about 20 mins from Glenorchy. The last section of road is gravel. ⚠️ It’s an out-and-back 27 km hike (8–10 hrs return, or longer

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It’s easy to underestimate how disorienting night land nav can be—until you’re out there. Alone. In the middle of the woods. No light. No sound. Just a heavy pack, a map, and whatever confidence you’ve built through reps. Most people think land nav is just about technical skills—plotting points, shooting azimuths, pace counts. And while that’s absolutely important, the real separator is comfort under pressure. It’s staying calm when everything looks the same. When doubt starts creeping in. When