
This episode covers hiking experiences in New Zealand, focusing on Rangitoto and Roy's Peak, and discusses the contrast between tourists and seasoned hikers.
Jacqui shares her experience of taking a ferry to Rangitoto, walking to the summit, and enjoying simple snacks like scroggin. She emphasizes the satisfaction of reaching the top despite the effort.
The conversation shifts to Roy's Peak, where Jacqui observes tourists struggling with their gear shortly after starting the hike. She notes the impressive determination of those who push through to the summit.
They reflect on the trend of hikers stopping for Instagram photos instead of completing the hike, highlighting the difference between capturing moments and achieving personal goals.
The episode concludes with a discussion on the sense of achievement that comes from reaching the summit, outweighing the number of photos taken during the hike.
Hiking experiences in New Zealand highlight the contrast between tourists and seasoned hikers.

It's impressive watching those tourists getting up to the top and they're wrecked.The Real Reward of Climbing a Mountain #shorts