Category - Lakes
Below is a list of all the pages on this website which I've categorised as being mainly about lakes.
Click on the titles (or the "read more" links) to go to that page.
Lake Rotoiti, NZ
In the north end of New Zealand's south island sits the Nelson Lakes National Park. Inside this beautiful park, which includes the northernmost parts of New Zealand's alps, lies Lake Rotoiti. You won't find much development here, nor many overseas visitors, but what you do find is a gorgeous glacial lake surrounded by charming beech forest and peaks which are snowcapped in winter. If boating, fishing, hiking or just relaxing near a nice lake are on the agenda, Lake Rotoiti has much to offer. Read more ...
Devil's Gullet and Lake Mackenzie
It's a long steep drive up gravel roads which can be dodgy in winter. But if conditions allow, visiting Devils Gullet and Lake Mackenzie provide some great views, and a glimpse into the remote alpine world of Tasmania's central plateau. Read more ...
Lake Chisholm - a really nice flooded sinkhole
Imagine, if you will, a beautiful lush rainforest, still and peaceful with a sense of remoteness, and in the middle of it a calm lake with mirror-like reflections. That's pretty much what you'll find at Lake Chisholm in the northwest of Tasmania. Read more ...
Lake Ohau, NZ
New Zealand's south island has some beautiful large lakes. Vistas of pristine waters and snowclad mountain backdrops are associated with names like Tekapo, Pukaki and Wakatipu. Just as beautiful but less well known is Lake Ohau - almost undeveloped, and just far enough from the main roads to miss being seen by passing traffic. Read more ...
