Lake Kini in Westland District

Lake Kini in Westland District is a body of water. Ⓦ.

Nature
body of water

Attraction

  • Sea of Roots – approx. 1,7 km.
  • Angling Tours – approx. 2,0 km.
  • Rock bivouac – approx. 25,0 km.
  • Gillespies Beach Miners Cemetery – approx. 25,8 km.
  • Rock bivouac – approx. 26,0 km.
  • Historical Miner Dredge – approx. 27,9 km.

Cafés

  • Bruce Bay Coffee Cart – approx. 2,1 km.

Hotels

  • Lake Paringa Lodge – approx. 20,6 km.

Parking

  • Peak View Point – approx. 28,6 km.

Viewpoint

  • River view – approx. 17,1 km.
  • Great river spot. Amazing blue water – approx. 18,1 km.
  • Waterfall viewpoint – approx. 23,4 km.
  • Gillespies Lagoon – approx. 28,6 km.
  • Peak View Point. View of Fox Glacier and Southern Alps, incl. Mt Cook – approx. 28,7 km.
  • Miners Tunnel – approx. 29,1 km.

Community centre

  • Bruce Bay Hall – approx. 3,0 km.

Tourist information offices

  • Lake Paringa. Some information boards – approx. 21,8 km.

Campsite

  • Salmon Farm Camping Grounds – approx. 15,9 km.
  • Architect creek campsite – approx. 20,9 km.
  • Lake Paringa Campsite (wheelchair accessible, tents allowed, caravans allowed). Enjoy boating, fishing and swimming in the lake and walk the Haast to Paringa Cattle Track. – approx. 21,8 km.
  • Welcome Flat Campsite – approx. 26,0 km.
  • Gillespies Beach Campsite (tents allowed, caravans allowed). Camp near an old gold mining settlement and a seal colony. Tracks lead to historic suction and bucket dredges, and Galway Beach. – approx. 27,1 km.

Shelter

  • Rock bivouac – approx. 27,9 km.
  • Rock bivouac – approx. 28,9 km.
  • Rock bivouac (rock_shelter) – approx. 29,9 km.
Length 980 m
Area 17 ha
Elevation 10 m
Located in West Coast Region, Westland District
Country New Zealand