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Lake Wanaka Information
Highlights of Lake Wanaka
Excavated by massive glaciers more than 10,000 years ago, Lakes Wanaka and Hawea lie side by side...
Rob Roy Glacier Track InformationThe Rob Roy Glacier Track leads you into Mount Aspiring National Park, an amazing world of..
Cardrona Valley InformationThe beautifully scenic road along Cardrona Valley merges with the route over the Crown Range which..
Clutha River walk InformationAt Lake Wanaka's south-eastern tip, water pours out of the lake and into the Clutha, the South..
Mount Iron and Mount Roy InformationMount Iron (because it resembles an iron) is a Lake Wanaka landmark. A remnant of past glaciation..
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Lake Wanaka is a place to take a deep breath and relax. Protected from the outside world by the grandeur of the mountains, you’re enclosed in a hidden paradise.
Crystal clear lake waters lap the shores of Wanaka town and the feet of the Southern Alps, which are home to winter ski fields and the dramatically alpine Mount Aspiring National Park.
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Lake Wanaka is New Zealand's fourth largest; its clean, blue waters are an inland sea for sailors and jetboaters to explore. Walking tracks and bridle trails wander the flats and foothills. In all seasons, outdoor adventures beckon.
The region’s fortunes have changed over the years. The discovery of gold in the 1870s inspired a rush of interest in the area. As the gold faded away, high country farming became the main source of employment. Today, tourism is the new gold - an endeavour that requires the environment to stay picture perfect.
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