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During the ice ages huge glaciers filled the hollows of
today's lakes and valleys. These monsters sculptured the land moving billions
of tonnes of material.
On site we learn to understand how
they were formed and
create the fascinating shapes we enjoy now.
New Zealand
officially claims 3153 glaciers.
Studies
Audio visuals, information centres,
helicopter flights,
commentaries, written notes and work sheets all to help interested groups
understand the processes involved with:-
● Formation
● Flow
● Proportions: (width, depth, flow, growth or recession)
● "Rapids"
● Ice falls
●
Remnant valleys
●
Icebergs
- their creation and demise
●
Lakes &
kettles - made by
glaciers
●
Fiords
● Hanging
valleys
● Tourism -
generated by these phenomena
● Conservation & Management
Activities
●
Helicopter
Adventure Ride
●
Guided
Walk on a Glacier
●
Freedom Walks to a
Glacier
See also;
Scenic and Glacier Zone
Alpine Trails
Zone
Alpine Grandeur Zone
Fiords Zone
Walks


Snowfield where a glacier begins

(Frozen)
Glacier Terminal Lake - River
Source
take
you there - safely
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