arrange an ice-hiking adventure on either glacier, or book a sightseeing flight.

Nearby Lake Matheson is one of the most photographed lakes in New Zealand. Its mirror-like reflections are truly spectacular. Explore the area on one of the enjoyable walks around the lake.

Day 4

West Coast and Queenstown

Travel south to Queenstown through the towns of Haast and Wanaka.

Adrenaline junkies can indulge in a wide range of adventure activities in Queenstown, including bungy jumping, sky diving, jet boating, white water rafting and hang gliding. In winter, Queenstown is a snow lover’s paradise. There are six ski fields nearby offering opportunities for snow sports including skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and tubing.

Those after a more relaxing experience can head to nearby wineries in the Gibbston Valley for tastings or a delicious alfresco lunch.

Day 5

Queenstownseason and earned his first career NHL shutout on Mar. 30.

Danny Groulx, Defenseman (Worcester Sharks):A Calder Cup champion with Hamilton in 2007, Danny Groulx has authored a career year for Worcester in 2009-10. The native of LaSalle, Que., leads AHL defensemen with 51 assists and 62 points, both personal bests, and has skated in all 74 games for the Sharks, running his ironman streak to 182 games, the longest active run in the AHL. One of only two rearguards currently leading his team in scoring, Groulx has tallied 16 multiple-point performances and enjoyed a nine-game scoring streak from Jan. 16 to Feb. 6.

P.K. Subban, Defenseman (Hamilton Bulldogs):Rookie standout P.K. Subban has been among the AHL’s top-scoring defensemen all season, currently ranking first in goals (18-tied) and third in