New Zeland National Park, Egmont National Park, North Island (1900)

Egmont National Park is located in North Island of New Zealand and was established in 1900.

It is home to the highest mountain in North Island, Mount Taranaki (aka Mount Egmont) which is an iconic sight in the region.

The park has a variety of native plants and wildlife including podocarp and beech forests, ferns, and rare native animals.

4.Visitors to the park can explore the many walking tracks, mountain biking trails, and camping areas.

5.The park is also known for its waterfalls, including the impressive Dawson Falls, which is the most photographed waterfall in New Zealand.

6.Egmont National Park is a great place to visit for outdoor activities and sightseeing throughout the year.

7.In summer, visitors can enjoy the warm weather and explore the park's unique rock formations, while in winter, the snow-capped mountains provide a spectacular backdrop.

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