Blue pools walk Review

The blue pool is a section of the makarora river. Because the river is clarified, the deeper the river, the bluer the bluer the river, and the clearer the bottom. The river finally flows into Lake Wanaka. There is a landscape trail from Highway 6 to enter the river area to watch the scenery and play. The time to and from the traffic is less than half an hour, and it is enough to take pictures and play in the water for an hour. If you want to take a photo in a magazine, you have to go over the mountains and take an angle.

From Fox Glacier along Line 6 through the Haster Pass, you will arrive at blue pool track (Blue Pool Hiking Line). There are sea, mountain, water and forest hiking lines along the way. The coastline of No. 6 is well-deserved. After all, all the landscapes have perfect infrastructure and are free. The inability to complain about the natural scenery is also a regional wonder. The photos are just a few photos along the way

From Wanaka to the west coast of the South Island, there is no no-man's area, no shops or gas stations, but there are many attractions worth seeing along the way, this blue pool is very good. The address can be located on Google Maps, the car parks on the side of the road, and then walks in. It takes about 20 minutes to walk through a suspension bridge. The pool is not big, but it is really crystal clear. There is a large cobbled river beach on the shore. Many tourists pile up various shapes with stones here, which is also a scene.

Nice walk, relax!

Blue pools walk, New Zealand's rare earth wonderland address: Haast Pass-Makarora Rd, Mount Aspiring National Park 9382 New Zealand Blue pools walk is not too long, surrounded by various ferns, is the best place to view ferns. Walking in Blue pools walk, I was surprised that it was hidden in a mixed forest, which has ferns, angiosperms, and various moss and herbs. Looking at such a scenery, I felt the strong original atmosphere. Walking on the path surrounded by forests, breathing fresh air, and echoing the birds' cries in my ears, it was very pleasant. At the end of Blue pools walk, there was a super clear pool, showing a blue color in the sun, which was particularly beautiful. Perhaps because it was too clear, I saw in the distance the water always flashing a little, like sapphires shining, especially dazzling. Approaching this blue pool, with a suspension bridge above, it happened that I was empty when I came, so the beautiful scenery here was occupied by me alone, like my private paradise. I kept looking for angles to shoot on the suspension bridge, and I wanted to record the scenery here in the camera, but unfortunately the finished product was not satisfactory to me, and the scenery I saw was still a little worse. So I recommend that no matter how beautiful the photos you see, you must come here in person, you will be more shocked. Tips: The trail here has a slope, and it takes about15-20 minutes to walk one way.