It is not good to compare, since both are great in their own right, just 32 km from Routeburn can be done in any direction (although the traditional start of the hand Queenstown), and camping is allowed. Hmm, Routeburn not sound good?
National Geographic thought, to appoint "One of the 11 best trails in the world" in 2005. It's not rocket science to understand why, but it falls exactly between Mount Aspiring National Park Fiordland National Park on the south of New Zealand. Usually Routeburn is known for its panoramic views of the Southern Alps, New Zealand.
What's even better is Routeburn can do for the whole family members Routeburn can go for the day. However, if the family decides to walk the whole thing, you can camp or relax in one of the four Routeburn huts (as an emergency shelter at Harris Saddle, the boundary between the two national parks). Would not you rather enjoy the view from the high peaks of the trail? Keep your eyes open for parrots, parakeets, canaries, and robins, and if you are traveling with children, try doing a "BINGO" treasure hunt game or typing. Do not worry too much about the time Routeburn, tramping this route gets less rain than its cousin Milford Sound, which seems to have an effect on the local fauna. For those of you who have a red indistinguishable from a Beech Mountain, do not worry, Routeburn has both.
The Routeburn Track hike is good clean fun for the whole family, with more options than the other track that still nameless ...