Mitre Peak (Māori: Rahotu) is a mountain in the South Island of New Zealand; it is located on the shore of Milford Sound.

Rising 1,692 metres straight out of the waters of Milford Sound, Mitre Peak (Rahotu in Māori) is one of the most dramatic and recognisable mountains in Aotearoa. Its soaring ridgelines, sheer rock faces, …

Mitre is located very close to Concordia, one of the biggest mountaineering camps in the area. During the whole climbing season there are lots of expeditions there.

One of the most recognisable of New Zealand’s peaks, Mitre Peak (1692m) rising out from Milford Sound in Fiordland National Park, is the backdrop for the thousands of daily tourists that cruise the …

The boat trip along Milford Sound took us to Mitre Peak which to say the least is immensely impressive. Unable through disability to approach it on land, the only alternative is the small boat. On the way it …

The iconic shape of the peak, with its sheer cliffs blanketed in thick rain forest and unmistakable knife edge ridge, makes it a true New Zealand landmark. Its also one of the tallest sea cliffs in the world.

Mitre Peak is actually a group of five peaks set close together, although it looks like it has just one pointed peak. With its towering height and sheer sides, mighty Mitre Peak looms over Milford Sound, …