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you got a LOT into this/ top work

unbelievably great vid, you’ve documented a part of our changing landscape brilliantly plus your edit is impressive. cheers

I must look at my TA maps because I noticed you mentioned the track is not that far away so I must investigate if I can add it on and do Titiroa as a side trip.

Wow Daniel! Am watching this one right now. That scenery blows my mind. Just epic as was your first days hike in (following you explaining the timeframe between doing Mt Owen to starting this one). Can’t wait to see more so back to viewing. Going to move into the theatre rm to view this one so that I can do it justice. Thanks so much🙌🏼☺️💁🏼‍♀️

Thanks for taking us along for the journey. NZ is unbelievably beautiful, it really is like another world.

To save expensive bandwidth on my hotspot I usually watch YT on 360p. But for you I bump it up to 2160p (4k) to do it justice! (Only trap is to remember to drop it down again afterwards.)

Wow!

That ford over the Dart River has been repaired now and is far better.

Did the Dusky in march 1988. From Lake Manapouri to Dusky Sound, Dusky Sound to Lake Hauroko, Lake Hauroko back to Lake Manapouri, so doubletracked all the way. Took me 12 days, including a hutday at Dusky-sound for fishing, and a hutday at Lake Roe for climbing Mount Tamatea. Tough hike, but I was in great shape then, and was lucky with the weather. Great to see your vid on youtube, brings back great memories ! Wish I could still do hikes like this, but I'm 73 now, and live in Holland, where we don't have this kind of stuff !

Visited in 1989 90 via the Fyfe river. Camped among the marble on top, back the steep route. Fab but lethal in low viz. Fab video tx

As @smilesandlaughsalot said, absolutely superb. Tight editing and frozen ankles and feet win the day and evening photographs. Thanks to you I can enjoy our Aotearoa beauty from the warmth of my living room 😊💯🤙😍

JUST WOW :)

I’ve been to Lake Angelus many times. Loved your video.

Do you have any tips for getting started on photography! I love your videos!

Lyell Lake - OMG!

Winter is way better than autumn in general

Hi, did you have any hassles camping there? Are we allowed to pitch a tent in that area or?.... do we just hope not to be moved on?. Would love to take my teenagers but would hate to plan a hike and end up in trouble lol

Hello! Your video remind meI was lived and hiked here, the trail name "Dusky track", because at that moment I was a beginner, so I couldn't finished it. But after the fail experience, I start to hike a lots when I leave NZ and back to my country. Your video really beautiful, remind me the most beautiful memory in NZ. May I ask which track you did in this video? It is so beautiful.... I'm thinking go back Milford national park and hike again this year, so I need more information and research more homework, thanks a lot. Greeting from Pei Han.

Ethereal!

This is spectacular thank you for sharing🔥

Gorgeous! I’ve been there in person but was saying “Wow!” throughout the video. Thanks for sharing!

Epic, Daniel. EPIC! And you've captured it so beautifully also. Very well done! Was that Aoraki I could see in the distance in some shots??

Stunning mate!

I wanna Party with Daniel! You really get to the very special bits out there. Inspirational. We did Owen and Brewster after seeing your videos. Please don't stop.

Love that place. Both times I been there the weather was "too nice" lol. Definitely need to see it with the rain someday.

One extra tip as someone who has been to Milford Sound on a few tours: you need to either drive yourself or spend the night at the port so you can be there to see the sunset. The tours take you in and out as quickly as possible because so much of the "day trip" is the long drive to get there. So despite living in that area for years, I never got to see sunset in Milford Sound! I also didn't have a youtube channel for scenic sunsets at the time, but this is a bucket list sunset location for sure! Thanks for the inspiration.

Oh my god, what a magical place !!! Thank you very much for sharing mate.

What a breathtaking views! I really don't know what else I could say. Amazing.

Stunning visuals as always. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Stunning shots! I prefer visiting Milford Sound in the rain ⚡️

Thanks for showing us u nice trip....

Another great production. That menacing sound of the sandfly brought back memories!

Beautiful place, thank you!

Awesome vid buddy

wonderful thankyou

So beautiful! What an amazing place. Well done! Thanks for sharing

Amazing video 😀

Thanks for this! Im preparing to climb titiroa tmr and it was bery informative! Wanna ask from pt 1412 tarn, how long was your hike up to the summit?

Interesting thought!

Broooo. I lost track of the number of times I shook my head during this video. Another corker.

A couple of us walked up the Spey River from the Wilmot Pass road one fine day - well, two, there and back. We weren't carrying much and it was quite dry - hadn't rained for at least two days! We got to the Upper Spey Hut and the track was pure mud from there on. Centre Pass had a bad rep, too. That, and the three-wire bridges were enough for me ... Mind you, this was in the 80s.

A nother great video of an area I haven't spent much time in - never been up Mt Owen. You canunderstand why various scenes from LOTR were filmed in the area. Peter Jackson never saw a landscape he couldn't improve and he tried, quite obviously!

Amazing. Lived in the area (Otago) for 45 years and wasn't aware Mt Titiroa was worth the bother. Been wrong before, and boy was I wrong this time! Great photos, great video. Thanks Daniel.

Omg, what a phenomenal scenery my friend! Amazing work 👏👏

Now that is cool to see! Was it cool or warm to camp there? My old man was a hobby geologist, and in his early life was in various deserts with the army. But he would have loved this! 👍

Wow, gorgeous! Lovely video and images. Would love to see the place in person one day. I knew nothing about that mountain. Thanks for sharing!

Holy moly is correct! How beautiful. Glad you had such wonderful conditions and thanks for sharing.

All these trees, ferns, moss, sunsets and sunrises, all these views, I'm just out of words. What an amazing place. Thank you for sharing!

Absolutely beautiful! Would the most challenging part be getting to your destination or returning back to your starting point (after uve reached your desired location?) Do you bump into other hikers along the way? Your vids and imagines are incredible 👍🔥