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Mt. Tongariro
One of three active volcanoes located in the central north Island's Tongariro National Park, Tongariro stands 1,900 m (6233 ft) high. The extremely popular Tongariro Alpine Crossing day-trek traverses between Tongariro and the smaller Mt Ngarauhoe.
Address: Tongariro National Park, Mt Ruapehu Whanganui NZ
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Mt Ngauruhoe
Located in Tongariro National Park, Ngauruhoe is actually a vent of the larger, neighbouring Mt Tongariro. One of three active volcanoes in the park, Ngauruhoe features steaming fumaroles and can be explored on one of NZ's most famous day-treks, the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, passing between Tongariro and Ngauruhoe.
Address: Tongariro National Park, Mt Ruapehu NZ
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This semi-active volcano last erupted in June 1996 covering a popular ski hill on its slopes with ash. Mt Ruapehu is the North Island's highest peak at 2797 metres (9,175 feet) and attracts more than just skiers; interpretive walks, chairlift rides and a cafe make the volcano also popular in the summer. Crater Lake at its peak is spectacular with views of snow-capped peaks and crevasses.
Address: . Mt Ruapehu Manawatu-Wanganui New Zealand
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