Thread: Fiordland Ballot 2024!

I've walked edith/ glaisnock to oilskin pass and its a reasonable track but you'll spend a day or more just getting to your Wild Natives boundary. I assume you can fly into the head of Blight Sound, which would be better than a long walk I'd say.

Thanks for your thoughts CB. Have been in edith a couple times - agree its a fair chunk of time, would be a massive day to make edith saddle in one go. But then thinking I would then have a whole week to hunt along the natives/george boundary ridge to overhead cone before dropping down for a bligh sound pickup.

Originally Posted by cb14

I've walked edith/ glaisnock to oilskin pass and its a reasonable track but you'll spend a day or more just getting to your Wild Natives boundary. I assume you can fly into the head of Blight Sound, which would be better than a long walk I'd say.

How longed it take you? What sort of condition were you in seriously weighing that option up

Originally Posted by Stocky

How longed it take you? What sort of condition were you in seriously weighing that option up

I walked it over 2 days. Not sure how many hours but say an afternoon and most of the next day. I was fit.