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Diamond Lake Conservation Area is a park, located at 1215 Wanaka-Mount Aspiring Rd, Glendhu Bay 9382, New Zealand. Visit their website www.doc.govt.nz for more detailed information.

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1215 Wanaka-Mount Aspiring Rd, Glendhu Bay 9382
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8 Reviews

  • Thomas Crouch
    17 October 2017

    Brilliant hike to the Rocky Mountain summit. Not a popular hike so you can get the place to yourself. Stunning views of Wanaka and the mountains. Steep climb but mostly switchbacks and steps, not too difficult. A good alternative to Roys Peak.

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  • Gabriel Camargo Fukushima
    13 August 2017

    Astonishing view from the top, nice walk to be done! Pretty quiet. It can be muddy and icy in the winter

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  • Julian Middlemiss
    11 August 2017

    Free camp site and close to wanaka as well as Treble Cone ski field. Is what it saus on the tin. Just a car park with some nice walks near by.

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  • Samara Piluris-Sheehy
    16 June 2017

    Beautiful. Make sure to do the Rocky mountain walk!

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  • Ezra Hall
    04 May 2017

    Plenty of space, off the road so nice and quiet, stunning views of the surrounding mountains. No light pollution so excellent for star-gazing. Long-drop toilet was fine(bring own paper), no potable water. Really great set of walks for most abilities, we did them all and were impressed.

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  • Glenn Rose
    25 January 2017

    Easy walk to the most picturesque little lake you ever did see.

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  • Julia Griffiths
    26 December 2016

    Amazing views from the top of Rocky mountain, well
    laid out paths and sign posted well

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  • Michael Turtle
    05 December 2016

    It's an easy walk to the lake and there are some beautiful viewpoints. But the highlight is really the trek up to the top of Rocky Mountain. The track goes in a circle so you can go either way - however, I think going counter-clockwise is a bit easier because you go downhill for the steepest bits. Amazing 360 degree views from the top!!

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