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Paid Campsites•Wanaka
Paid Campsites•Wanaka
Paid Campsites•Wanaka
Walking & Hiking•Coastal Bay of Plenty
10 Reviews
I don’t know if this is the same place as ‘Blue Pools track’ but this was great. You have to keep walking to the second bridge! Pretty easy, short walk/jog
Bridge is open again!
The bridges are closed to go to the Blue Pool BUT at the foot of the first bridge you have access to the water, and by crossing the river on foot a little further, access to pools where you can swim with a small pebble beach, very pleasant in the sun. The water is very fresh, very clear, magnificent!
Sadly bridge to blue pools still closed - says it has come to its end of safe use. Walk through the forest still enjoyable and some more intrepid visitors were wading across river to carry on to the pools - about 1m deep. Go prepared with a towel etc if you feel brave 🤔
The bridge is now closed you can’t get any further then the bridge and can’t see the water
Bridge closed. Pools closed.
Bridge at the Blue Pools is closed. Otherwise, still a nice walk in the forest. However, you should be able to walk under the bridge on the river banks and that might get you to the pools
Incredible water and nice warming sunshine ! Bring your swimsuit
Water was incredibly blue and clear. Super cold as well. Huge carpark for both campervans, cars and buses
On a sunny day, this was absolutely amazing. The colour was soooo blue, and the water was incredibly clear. The water was very cold though.
