Lake Kāurupātaka is a small lake tucked in-behind a hill to the south of the Taramakau River at the northern limit of Arthur’s Pass National Park. It is surrounded by native vegetation.
Depth: 24.2 metres
Area: 34.9 hectares
Altitude: 408 metres
Lake ID: 39050
Main vegetation type:
Indigenous Forest
Iwi / representative groups:
Lake Kāurupātaka is a small lake tucked in-behind a hill to the south of the Taramakau River at the northern limit of Arthur’s Pass National Park. It is surrounded by native vegetation.
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