No. 8 – Camp by a remote tarn

February 2016

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February 2016

Hinapouri Tarn, just a hop, skip and jump from Lake Angelus, Nelson Lakes NP. Photo: Dennis Radermacher
Tarns offer the perfect balance of everything a tired tramper could wish for after a hard day. Besides being convenient supplies of drinking water, they are great camping destinations with flat ground on which to pitch your tent. Tarns are also more sheltered than a summit and normally offer better views than a valley camp. […]
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