Peak Hill, Canterbury

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Lake Coleridge viewed from Peak Hill. Photo: Pat Barrett
Peak Hill (1240m) is amongst the best foothill viewpoints in Canterbury. It has become a sought-after destination after years of seclusion as pastoral leasehold land in the backcountry surrounding Lake Coleridge.  The climb is steady, but not relentless and is well marked. With the passing of each waypoint, the views expand with the breadth of […]
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