Sleeping God Canyon, The Coromandel

Located just south of Auckland in a region known for its outstanding natural beauty, this might be the ultimate New Zealand canyoning experience. Last visited by kauri foresters 100 years ago, this trail will have you jump from a 13-meter high ledge and abseil down a fierce waterfall.

Doom Creek Canyon, Nelson

Less tough than it sounds, this is an excellent canyon if you’re fairly new to canyoning. You can discover the hidden recesses of Mt. Richmond Forest Park and explore shiny shingle beaches. Peppered with jumps and abseiling ledges, these are always optional as you can also walk around them.

Leaping Burn Canyon, Wanaka

Located in the spectacular canyons of the Matukituki River Valley, this experience will have you treading the path beneath the Misty Mountains in the Lord of the Rings. This alpine journey will have you exploring the ancient forest and crashing waterfalls.

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Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany 

One of the newest and most cutting-edge modern European football stadiums, Allianz is the home of Bayern Munich. Famous for its unique designs, it attracts millions of visitors annually. 

San Siro, Milan, Italy 

Also known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, this stadium located in Milan is home to the club AC Milan. The magnificent arena has a capacity of 80,000 visitors and is famous for its extraordinary modernist design.  

Estadio da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal  

Home to the Portuguese team S.L.Benfica and the Portugal national football team, this stadium is one of the biggest stadiums in Europe and it is quite spectacular both in size and design. 

Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, Spain 

One of the most famous stadiums in Europe, Santiago Bernabeu is home to the Spanish club Real Madrid and it has been the host of many famous football competitions. 

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Sleeping God Canyon, The Coromandel

Located just south of Auckland in a region known for its outstanding natural beauty, this might be the ultimate New Zealand canyoning experience. Last visited by kauri foresters 100 years ago, this trail will have you jump from a 13-meter high ledge and abseil down a fierce waterfall.

Doom Creek Canyon, Nelson

Less tough than it sounds, this is an excellent canyon if you’re fairly new to canyoning. You can discover the hidden recesses of Mt. Richmond Forest Park and explore shiny shingle beaches. Peppered with jumps and abseiling ledges, these are always optional as you can also walk around them.

Leaping Burn Canyon, Wanaka

Located in the spectacular canyons of the Matukituki River Valley, this experience will have you treading the path beneath the Misty Mountains in the Lord of the Rings. This alpine journey will have you exploring the ancient forest and crashing waterfalls.

The post Best Places to Go Canyoning in New Zealand appeared first on Traveler Master.

Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany 

One of the newest and most cutting-edge modern European football stadiums, Allianz is the home of Bayern Munich. Famous for its unique designs, it attracts millions of visitors annually. 

San Siro, Milan, Italy 

Also known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, this stadium located in Milan is home to the club AC Milan. The magnificent arena has a capacity of 80,000 visitors and is famous for its extraordinary modernist design.  

Estadio da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal  

Home to the Portuguese team S.L.Benfica and the Portugal national football team, this stadium is one of the biggest stadiums in Europe and it is quite spectacular both in size and design. 

Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, Spain 

One of the most famous stadiums in Europe, Santiago Bernabeu is home to the Spanish club Real Madrid and it has been the host of many famous football competitions. 

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