📍South Island, New Zealand. Enjoy the snow on Milford Sound Trail｜Lake Marian

Early in the morning, drive to Lake Marian, which is about an hour and a half drive from Te Anau. This is a mountain lake. Located in Fiordland National Park, New Zealand （Fiordland National Park） Located in the hanging valley at the southern end of the Darran Mountains. 🔹Hanging valley: Because the erosive force of the mainstream glacier is greater than that of the tributaries, a height difference is formed between the two. After the glacier recedes, a hanging valley is formed, often accompanied by hanging valley waterfalls. The sign shows that the round trip on the trail takes about three hours. The whole journey took me two hours, and the return journey took me less than an hour, including running and jumping. Because my friend reminded me that this trail is a little more dangerous. And it feels like no one has been managing it for a long time. Be sure to keep an eye on the mountain and forest signs on all sides while on the road🈯️ Otherwise it’s easy to get lost in the forest. So I was very careful on the way there⚠️I walked through every place, Remember to look back and look around you occasionally. Sometimes the scenery on the way out is different from that on the way back. Need to pay a little attention. On the contrary, on the return trip, I ran and jumped down the mountain with satisfaction. I'm really lost! Fortunately, I paid attention to the road conditions at the beginning. When the road conditions start to become unfamiliar, He stopped and began to look around. I found myself not knowing where I was going. The mountains and forests on all sides seemed strange, Don't panic at this time. Try to calm down and find the indicators, If there is really nothing, try to climb higher. Soon I found the original path. I just remembered a friend said: "You can't keep looking down at your steps on this trail. Always keep your head up and pay attention to the route. "🙅 Climb over fallen rocks and fallen tree trunks on the road Walking in the mud, listening to the birds singing and the sound of waterfalls in the mountains Sweating in low temperatures Finally the snow-capped mountains and lakes came into view🏔️ Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, the wind was strong and the clouds were thick. I sit on the rocks and enjoy the mountains around me The beautiful scenery is worth the wait. Later, the clouds and mist dissipated, and the blue sky made the snow scene even more charming. Accompanied by the sound of the waterfall, I played the harmonica I really hope to be able to seal the beauty, tranquility and touching moment #Snow-watching #Mountain-hiking #New Zealand #Queenstown #100 ways to travel