Game: Where-is-it? (international)

[Last]

Correct eggs

[eggs]

Big clue there.
Thanks

New Zealand:

Heading for the Dome [2672m] on Mt Ruapehu - North Island

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

Somewhere on Ruapehu?

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[eggs]

There are quite a few distant people in the photo.
So we are pretty much on the main hikers route to the tops of Ruapehu.
It leads to the structure way ahead which is on a middle peak in the Ruapehu craters known as the Dome [2672m].
[The highest point - Tahurangi at 2797m - is in view behind and is not frequently visited.]
Its a magic walk - but needs some care in places.

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

Looks awesome, I've only done the northern circuit in Tongariro. This is in NZ as well:

[wobbly]

Maybe the bowl above Routeburn Falls hut.

[GregG]

My bid is for somewhere near Anne Saddle running down towards Boyle River, part of St James Walkway in the Lewis Pass area?

[Walk_fat boy_walk]

Wobbly has it. Looking down to where the Route Burn jumps off the hill.

St. James Walkway is on my list but yet to get there.... closest I've been is Lake Constance and had tossed up pushing through to Lewis Pass but limited transport options meant i had to head back to St Arnaud.

[GregG]

I highly recommend the St James walk WFBW, 66 kms of fairly reasonable walking and the lure of a lovely soak in hot springs at the end.

[wobbly]

Thanks FBW

this next one is from the US of A

[norts]

Canyon Land NP Utah

[wobbly]

Yes it is Norts- Green River Canyon from Green River overlook in Canyonlands NP.
over to you

[norts]

Thanks
Still in the USA

[GregG]

Locomotive is a clue.

[norts]

I am on the Appalachian Trail.

[johnw]

Mt Washington. Coincidentally I saw this last week on an episode of an American railroads doco series I've been watching on SBS.
Some extreme weather has been recorded at the summit.

[GregG]

Haha JohnW, you have an uncanny eye for trains.

[norts]

Yes it is.
There is a tradition for AT thru hikers to moon the train as it goes by. I didnt find out about this tradition until after I passed it. Here is the engine close up for you train buffs. Its a cog railway.

[johnw]

Thanks norts. Similar technology to the Abt railway between Queenstown and Strahan, that method having its origins in the mountainous regions of Europe.
Probably the only practical way of getting up the mountain back in the day. I like the way they levelled the boiler on the loco to match the gradient.
Yes I'm probably a bit of a train tragic Greg.

Staying on the North American continent:

Lake Louise, Banff NP, Alberta Canada

[Last]

Is that Lake Louise?

[johnw]

Is that Lake Louise?

Yes Last, with some zoom. Quite a stunning location.
But if they took the big hotel away it would be far better.

[Last]

Thanks John. Next

[eggs]

Hawaii?

[Last]

Remiss of me to not say this is Europe. Not Hawaii eggs. Look at the horizon.

[eggs]

The horizon was all I had to work on [most of which is topped with clouds] - apart from what might be volcanic rock.
I know there are lots of crinkles and islands in Norway?

[Last]

Not Norway eggs. Not all clouds either.

[Tyreless]

Is it somewhere around Höfn in Iceland?

[Last]

You have the country right but not the location

[johnw]

Looking across the Saebraut sea to a distant Mt Esja volcanic mountain range?

[wobbly]

Looks like Mt Snæfellsjökull at the end of that peninsular, but not sure where its been taken from.