Nelson Lakes Review

[Fun] Nelson Lake National Park can see the beautiful reflection of Mount Cook, but it is very weather-watching, if the weather is bad, you can't see anything. It is recommended to come in the morning to have a greater chance, or live nearby, time or weather permits to walk.

[Check in February] The third trail through 2020-Nielsen Lake National Park Robert Ridge and Speargrass Creek Loop Great Ring Line 24KM Climbing on a cliff, walking on a rock, shuttled between streams, met the most beautiful Angelus Lake

Nelson Lakes National Park In all New Zealand national parks, it should belong to a relatively small family, and the trace of the Chinese is almost non-existent. She is not on the South Island's famous routes, if you want to go, need to detour, need to spend half a day or a day in the time budget, but she is not as famous as several other lakes, so, quite a bit of "loneliness opens without master" meaning. Come here, you should like to be lonely, or rather, like the feeling of silence, this magnificent and beautiful but lonely taste, will be filled with the sweet honey dew of the beech forest occasionally floating in the air, between heaven and earth, between you and your heart. Legend has it that the lake was dug by Maori Chief Rakehoutu with his shovel, one lake pit becoming Lake Rotoyti (small lake) and the other becoming Lake Rotorua (great lake). In the two lakes, privately more preferred is ROTITI, the deep blue is just like this before your eyes unscrupulously unfolding, the green MT far away. There was still unmelted snow at the top of ROBERT, near the lakeside pier, black swans and cozy wandering, and huge salmon, and occasionally skimming a few beautiful white wild birds, very beautiful pictures, whether you come or not, are there, quietly blooming. The most favorite is the long-awaited pier, you can sit there alone, looking at the green mountains and green waters in front of you, let your thoughts slowly release, or don't want anything, just forget everything.