This walk is on steep, mountainous terrain along a winding trail and is not for the faint hearted but enormously rewarding.

It is designed for those who has little time but who can devote half day to exploring the main area held on Gallipoli by the ANZAC — men of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps — from 25 April to 20 December 1915. These men were to become known as the 'Anzacs' and the area they held was known as 'Anzac', or eventually 'Old Anzac' once more territory to the north had been captured after the August Offensive. Old Anzac embraced a strip of scrub-covered treeless land about 2 km long and less than 1 km wide, deeply indented by steep valleys and eroded gullies. The path is known as the New Zealand Track, and was created by the New Zealand government more than a decade ago.  The tour itself  takes around 2-2.5 hours .