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Wanaka outdoor pursuits brochure

Published:

June 2010

Wanaka's stunning mountains, lakes and rivers are a spectacular place for recreation. This brochure describes the walking tracks in the area and activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing, boating, and in winter, skiing or snowboarding.

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Brochure cover showing some of the activities you can do in Wanaka.
Brochure cover

Wanaka outdoor pursuits brochure (PDF, 1,877K)

Summary

The brochure includes

  • Information about Lake Wanaka's Islands
  • Natural and human history of the area
  • Choosing a track
  • Mountain biking
  • Rock climbing
  • Tracks in the Pisa Conservation area including map
    • Meg Hut
    • Rock Peak Saddle
    • Little Criffel Track
  • Tracks in the Wanaka area including large map showing the track locations
    • Minaret Burn Track
    • Diamond Lake
    • Waterfall Creek Track
    • Damper Bay Track
    • Roys Peak Track
    • Skyline Route
    • Fern Burn
    • Mount Iron Walk
    • Eely Point Walk
    • Beacon Point Walk
    • Outlet Track
    • Hawea River Track
    • Upper Clutha Track
    • Grandview Track
    • Isthmus Peak Track
    • Dingle Burn Track
    • Timaru River Track
    • Melina Ridge Track
    • Nine MileLindis Valley
    • Lindis Peak Track

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Publication information

Published by

Otago Conservancy Office
Phone: +64 3 477 0677
Email: otago@doc.govt.nz
Full office details

Contact

Mt Aspiring National Park Visitor Centre
Phone: +64 3 443 7660
Address: Ardmore Street
Wanaka 9305
Email: mtaspiringvc@doc.govt.nz
Full office details

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Learn more

Tracks and walks

Safety

Follow the Outdoor Safety Code:
1. Plan your trip
2. Tell someone
3. Be aware of the weather
4. Know your limits
5. Take sufficient supplies

Contacts

Authors and others wanting to use DOC recreation information in publications should contact recreation@doc.govt.nz

Conservation for prosperity. Tiakina te taiao, kia puawai