Roys Peak

Start: Park in the large car park at the bottom of Roys Peak. The route is fairly straightforward.

(S/E) Cross the fence at the information sign, then tackle the climb and pass a toilet. The path is wide and climbs steadily.

(1) Come to a small enclosure: it's a stele, a good excuse to take a break from the climb. Then resume the uphill path.

(2) Pass a fence marking the entrance to the Roys Peak Nature Reserve. Continue climbing. Reach the ridge ("the view to the north is very clear; it's possible to go back and forth on the ridge").

(3) Continue South. Make a few hairpin bends.

(4) Change sides, and Lac de Wanaka is no longer visible. Continue up and reach the summit ("360° view, especially of Lake Wanaka").

(5) Take the opposite route back down to the car park (S/E).

Start: Park in the large car park at the bottom of Roys Peak. The route is fairly straightforward. A $2 donation is required to help the [Department of Conservation.
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Facilities: Toilets are available 100 m from the start and at the finish on the ridge (3).

Find more information on the Department of Conservation website here.