Lake Lyndon
24th July 2010

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Lake Lyndon
Lat: 43'18'11.64S Long: 171'41'56.46E Elev:825M

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Lake Lyndon

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Information: Lake Lyndon is a glacial lake shadowed by the towering and snow-covered Craigieburn, Torlesse and Big Ben ranges. The mountain of the same name, Mount Lyndon (1,475 metres) overlooks the small lake. The Acheron River flows from the lake to the Rakaia River.
In the middle of Porters Pass Lake Lyndon freezes every couple of years, as it has really easy access from Christchurch its a great place to skate. Unfortunately its open to the wind and susceptible to rain and snow.
 

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Above: Travelling towards the West Coast over Arthur's Pass, Lake Lyndon is on the left at the bottom of Porters Pass.
Below: An ariel view of Lake Lyndon showing the main West Coast Road. .

 
The Map below show the best access points for Lake Lyndon (note the Spring position)
Driving Instructions from Christchurch to Lake Lyndon
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(Via Porters Pass) Main Road.

Head out of Christchurch through Yaldhurst follow the signposts through Darfield, through Springfield, head up Porters Pass and on to Lake Lyndon which is on the way down Porters Pass on the Left.
Driving Instructions from Christchurch to Lake Lyndon
 
(Via the Lyndon Road)
Note: the Lyndon Road is frequently closed and is described as a fair weather Road.
Leave Christchurch through Yaldhurst, Turn Left at the signposted corner for Hororata
You should cross over the railway lines and head west, on reaching Hororata, turn left at the Hororata Roundabout. follow the main road sweeping right by the sawmill. Keep going until you come to the Stop sign that is also   signposted Mt Hutt Left, Windwhistle Right, go straight over from the Stop sign Heading for Lake Coleridge, Turn Right at the signposts for Mount Olympus and Lake Ida on to Homestead Road. Instead of Turning Left at the Harper Road Corner to go to Lake Ida and Olympus continue straight
on down the Lyndon Road  to Lake Lyndon.
See photos of Lake Lyndon here
 

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