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Castle Hill 7580, New Zealand
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Cave Stream

Lake Pearson 7580, New Zealand
4.9(32)
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Cave Stream Scenic Reserve

Cave Stream Scenic Reserve

Cave Stream Scenic Reserve

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Daniel ArchibaldDaniel Archibald
For some reason I did not realize you would be walking through knee-waist deep water the entire way, about 30-40min. I thought there would be more dry parts to stand on but not at all, and the water level did not seem to be especially high. Completed with my partner wearing headlamps, bathing suits, and shoes (partner had sandals and I had tightly laced boat shoes on). Definitely would not have made it through barefoot, my feet and legs were very cold but they were fine. At times the current can be quite strong and you are basically climbing/walking through small waterfalls. It's also narrow enough that it's often hard for two people to be side by side. Never experienced anything like it, it was amazing and frightening at the same time! On a sunny day it's wonderful and gives quite the thrill. Bathrooms are around the car park and it's a short walk from my there maybe 5-10min.
Renee MacCarronRenee MacCarron
What an amazing experience! Not for the faint of heart and don’t under estimate it. Have two flashlights. Also don’t do it if it’s cold or too deep. There’s a couple of small water falls that you have to scrabble up and the end climb out I found to be slightly scary but was worth every minute. Go slow and look around. Like nothing I’ve ever done
Nigel HemburyNigel Hembury
Wow such fun. The whole family went through from a 8 year old to 67 years old. A real adventure, something that definitely would either not be allowed in the UK and if it was you would have to pay and have a guide. Well done new Zealand a country where you can still Have a fun adventure. Highly recommend
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For some reason I did not realize you would be walking through knee-waist deep water the entire way, about 30-40min. I thought there would be more dry parts to stand on but not at all, and the water level did not seem to be especially high. Completed with my partner wearing headlamps, bathing suits, and shoes (partner had sandals and I had tightly laced boat shoes on). Definitely would not have made it through barefoot, my feet and legs were very cold but they were fine. At times the current can be quite strong and you are basically climbing/walking through small waterfalls. It's also narrow enough that it's often hard for two people to be side by side. Never experienced anything like it, it was amazing and frightening at the same time! On a sunny day it's wonderful and gives quite the thrill. Bathrooms are around the car park and it's a short walk from my there maybe 5-10min.
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What an amazing experience! Not for the faint of heart and don’t under estimate it. Have two flashlights. Also don’t do it if it’s cold or too deep. There’s a couple of small water falls that you have to scrabble up and the end climb out I found to be slightly scary but was worth every minute. Go slow and look around. Like nothing I’ve ever done
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Wow such fun. The whole family went through from a 8 year old to 67 years old. A real adventure, something that definitely would either not be allowed in the UK and if it was you would have to pay and have a guide. Well done new Zealand a country where you can still Have a fun adventure. Highly recommend
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For some reason I did not realize you would be walking through knee-waist deep water the entire way, about 30-40min. I thought there would be more dry parts to stand on but not at all, and the water level did not seem to be especially high. Completed with my partner wearing headlamps, bathing suits, and shoes (partner had sandals and I had tightly laced boat shoes on). Definitely would not have made it through barefoot, my feet and legs were very cold but they were fine.

At times the current can be quite strong and you are basically climbing/walking through small waterfalls. It's also narrow enough that it's often hard for two people to be side by side.

Never experienced anything like it, it was amazing and frightening at the same time! On a sunny day it's wonderful and gives quite the thrill. Bathrooms are around the car park and it's a short walk from my there...

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5.0
2y

Very beautiful and frightening cave. We did the carving on the 8/10/23. I am 1m54 and I got a lot of trouble with the 1.5 m waterfall (the middle one), the pressure of the flow was very strong. I couldn't pass. Hopefully my partner (1m76 and a bit climber) was there to pull me out. I lost my head torch, my beanie and my special shoes for river... carried away by the current.

Hopefully I bring my waterproof bag with a towel and more clothes to change inside the cave (when you are around the rockfall).

I thought it was more about climbing, walking with water around your knees but no you are into...

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5.0
2y

Super awesome and fun activity. Only climbing out of the cave is a bit sketchy. For my gf who is 1m68 the water came to waist level. I did it with swimming pants, a rash suit and sandals which was perfectly possible. Although I would recommend some form of water shoes because the rocks are really uneven. The cold didn't really bother us inside the cave. An...

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