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Overview A milky turquoise lake formed by glacial melt, symbolised by the stone Church of the Good Shepherd on its shore. Within a world-class Dark Sky Reserve, it is one of the southern hemisphere's best spots for stars and the Milky Way.
Highlights The turquoise lake with the Church of the Good Shepherd Lupins colouring the shore in early summer (NovโDec) Milky Way stargazing and observatory tours on clear nights The Mackenzie Basin seen from the Mount John lookout Good to know ยท The church is a working place of worship and weddings โ respect photo limits inside and stay quiet. Safety Night stargazing is very cold and dark โ bring warm clothes and a (red) torch. ยท Lupins are an introduced species โ do not damage or transplant them; enjoy and photograph only in designated areas. On-site reviews๐ Verified on-site Write a review No reviews yet. If you are here, be the first to leave one.
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