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About

Just south of the Tautuku Outdoor Education Centre on the Southern Scenic Route, a 5-minute walk takes you to a lookout over the lake. A further 5-minute walk to a boardwalk provides a closer view. When the Rata is in flower around the viewing area, there can be a magnificent feast of colour as well as birdsong as Tui and Bellbirds enjoy the nectar. This walk is suitable for wheelchairs to the top viewing point.

Easy Walking - 20 minutes return

Lake Wilkie is a peat lake that is famous for its mirror reflections on a clear still day. There is a 30 minute return walk through pristine bush. It is serene, tranquil and rather special, it is one of The Catlin's hidden gems. 

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Lake Wilkie

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Lake Wilkie, Otago 9586, New Zealand
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