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Region:Situated in northernmost ranges of the Southern Alps. Location:Nelson district, Nelson region, New Zealand
Best Time to Visit:01-Nov to 31-Jan Getting There:The gateway to the park is St Arnaud, a picturesque village just 1.5 hours drive from Nelson or Blenheim. St Arnaud and Lake Rotoiti are accessed by State Highway 63 from Blenheim. A side road, about half way between St Arnaud and Murchison leads to Lake Rotoroa. Bus services to St Arnaud operate on an irregular basis. Water taxis operate on both lakes. Several companies offer on-demand transport to Rotoroa from St Arnaud and Nelson. Nearest Town: St Arnaud Nearest Airport:Blenheim Nearest Railway Station:Blenheim
Accommodation:There are a number of backcountry huts in the park linked by an excellent network of tracks. There are two camping grounds at St Arnaud as well as motels and lodges. It is also possible to rent holiday cottages. At Lake Rotoroa there is a tourist lodge and a basic camping ground.
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Temp: -10 c to 30 c Rainfall: 2500 cm Altitude:2100 m
Established:1956 Area:1,020 sq km Language:English and Maori
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