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The Old Mountaineers Restaurant and Historic Photographic Gallery
Full DescriptionThe Old Mountaineers' Cafe, Bar, Restaurant & Historic Photographic Gallery offers organic fair trade coffee, organic food and wine and all with stunning views of Aoraki-Mount Cook. It also has a great open fire a wonderful historic mountaineering photographic gallery. It is full of the spirit and passion of the area. Recommended by Lonely Planet as 'their pick', recommended by Rough Guide and the only place in the village personally opened by Sir Edmund Hillary. His message to the owners hangs over the fireplace. Genuine souvenirs, books and photos. Also home to the famous Glacier Sea-Kayaking and Southern Alps Guiding climbing and skiing adventures. Other Environment Friendly InitiativesWe provide organic food and buy locally as much as possible. All Year AvailableFrom August - June DirectionsHead off the main south road to Mount Cook on SH8. Follow the road to the village centre and the DOC Visitor Centre. The Old Mountaineers' is directly next door to the DOC Visitor Centre and has a New Zealand flag proudly flying from the entrance. User Reviews
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