Mount Egmont/Taranaki Climbing notes shared by Mountain-Forecast users

• August 29, 2022
  Ethan Adams from New Zealand
  

  ( Taranaki Local )

  - For you out of towners

  Weather looks perfect for a summit climb for Tuesday 30th August and Wednesday the 31st of August, Thursday looks a bit cloudy and Friday it all turns to shit around lunch. No climbing Friday onward for a while so make the most of the next few days.
  The following Tuesday the weather looks to open up again for climbers Tuesday the 6th of September

• April 22, 2021
  shane from New Zealand
  

  Hi,
  I am looking at climbing Mt. Taranaki this weekend *April 24th or 25th.
  Are conditions still favorable or is it more like winter conditions there at the moment?

• October 21, 2020
  Callum from New Zealand
  

  Hi Looking to head up Mt Egmont this Saturday for the long weekend. What are the condition's like? Snow Level? Avalanche Danger etc?

  Thanks in advance

• February 07, 2020
  Edwards from New Zealand
  

  Hi team. Looking to climb Taranaki on this Sunday 9th Feb. What conditions can a expect?

  Thanks.

• October 22, 2019
  Andi from New Zealand
  

  Hi team, looking to climb Taranki on long weekend coming up, stay on Syme hut on Saturday then summit on Sunday. What are the current conditions up the mountain? snow level? avalanche danger?etc. Thanks

• February 26, 2019
  ray leak from Australia
  

  Looking to climb Taranaki on or about the 20 March 2019. What conditions can a expect ?
  Regards Ray

• August 30, 2018
  Barnabas from New Zealand
  

  Hi,

  Can you tell me please which day would be the best to climb MT Egmont/Taranaki between this coming Saturday (1st of Sept) and Tuesday the 4th?

  Thanks

  (editor replies: Barnabas, Saturday is much much better forecast than Tuesday. If you can wait, there should be stable weather around 4th September)

• June 21, 2018
  Edison Felipe acero from New Zealand
  

  Hi a question, is possible climb this Monday 25 of June?

  Editor replies: Edison, this would be a very bad day with blizzard conditions and snow to low elevations (below 1000m). I strongly urge you to delay until Wednesday at the soonest and to be prepared for alpine conditions and strong winds. A winter ascent of Mt Taranaki is a serious proposition.