10 October 2026
Partly cloudy. Showers developing this afternoon, with snow to 2000 metres this evening.
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Glencoe Walk
This walk provides views of Aoraki/Mount Cook and the surrounding native alpine bush.
Distance
0.6 km
Walking time
30 min return
Difficulty
Easiest
Dogs
Not allowed
Wheelchair access
Not marked friendly
Current status
Alerts and track conditions
Glencoe Walk closed
Outdoor alert
Outdoor alert
Weather outlook
Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park forecast
Issued 10 Oct 2026, 7:33 am
11 October 2026
Showers, easing in the afternoon, clearing in the evening. Snow to 1900 metres at first.
12 October 2026
Fine.
13 October 2026
Showers, turning to heavy rain, with snow to 2500 metres.
14 October 2026
Rain, with heavy falls and snow to 1800 metres, easing.
Regional guidance only; elevation and terrain can produce different conditions.
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Glencoe Walk on the map
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Essential preparation for Glencoe Walk
Read the reviews below If you've walked this track before, please leave a track review and photos below. Get ready to go Use the Land Safety Code to help you plan, prepare, and stay safe on your trip. Choose the right trip for you - Learn about the route and make sure you have the skills for it. Understand the weather - It can change fast. Check the forecast and change your plans if needed. Pack warm clothes and extra food - Prepare for bad weather and an unexpected night out. Share your plans and take ways to get help - Telling a trusted person your trip details and taking a distress beacon can save your life. Take care of yourself and each other - Eat, drink and rest, stick with your group and make decisions together.
Dog access for Glencoe Walk
No dogs.
Before you walk Glencoe Walk
Track information, access and weather can change. Confirm current alerts and land-manager information close to departure, tell someone your plans, and carry equipment appropriate for the route and conditions.