Aardwolfs Natural Ice Reports
19th July 2013 11.47pm

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These reports are based on: phone calls, emails, trips to the ice, lakes and ponds.

Please NOTE that YOU SKATE AT YOUR OWN RISK and these reports only give you an idea of what to expect when you arrive. Conditions can change very quickly in the mountains and though we make every effort to keep these reports current in season, please be careful when skating.

Remember: ICE SKATING on NATURAL ICE can be dangerous.
Make the effort to go you wont regret it!!!!!!!
We RECOMMEND always having a means of retrieving people who may fall through the ice.

Having a tow rope on hand works well for this. More Safety Tips

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Met Service 7day Mt-Olympus

Arthur's Pass Weather
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Methven Weather
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Videos of Natural
Ice Skating: YouTube

Aardwolfs: here
Joe's: here
Glens:
here

Natural Ice Reports
from Southern NZ:

chipofftheiceblock

NZ Map of
Ice Skating Locations

Access Information Photos and Videos

South Island

Mt Lyford:
Lake Stella, Photos
Mt Lyford Holiday Homes Rink
Photos
Arthur's Pass:

Lake Lyndon
, Photos
Red Lake East and Red Lake West, Photos
Glenthorne Station:
Lake Ida, Photos
Lake Self, Photos

Lake Evelyn
, Photos
Lake Clearwater:
Lake Camp and Clearwater, Photos
Lake Ohau:
Lake Middleton, Photos
Lake Pukaki:
Pukaki Overflow Spillway, Photos
Pukaki:
Holbrook Pond, Photos
Tekapo:
Petersons Terrace, Photos
Naseby:
Coal Pit Dam, Photos
Horseshoe Lake
, Photos
Hoffman's Dam, Photos
St Bathans
The Blue Lake, Photos
Wanaka:

Diamond Lake, Photos
Oturehua:
Idaburn Dam, Photos
Poolburn Dam Photos
Mathias Dam
Photos
Eweburn Dam Photos

Alexandra:
Lower Manorburn Dam
, Photos
Butchers Dam
, Photos
Mount Cook:
Godley Glacier Lake, Photos
Tasman Glacier
, Photos
Hooker Lake, Photos

Current Ice Rinks Outside
Stavely:
Staveley (Natural Ice)
, Photos
Fairlie:

Fairile Ice Rink (Natural Ice), Photos
Mt Cheeseman:
Mt Cheeseman (Natural Ice)
, Photos
Tekapo:
Lake Tekapo Photos

Naseby:
Maniototo Ice Rink
Alexandra:
Alexandra Ice Rink Photos

Cardrona
Southern Hemisphere Proving Grounds


Current Ice Rinks Inside
Christchurch:

Alpine Ice Sports Centre
Dunedin:
Dunedin Ice Stadium
Gore:
Gore Ice Skating Rink
Queenstown:
Queenstown Ice Rink


Old Ice Rinks No Longer In Use
If you have any old photos, movies or information on Ice skating in NZ we would really appreciate your assistance in building this historical resource. Please contact us.

Christchurch
Centaurus Ice Rink
Alpine Ice Rink (Papanui)
Hororata
Hororata Domain Rink
Timaru
Timaru Ice Rink
Dunedin
The Big Chill
Albury
Opawa Homestead

Arrowtown
Arrowtown Ice Rink
Queenstown
Bush Creek
Rum Gully
Downey's Dam
Queenstown Hill
Early Queenstown Rinks

Garston Ice Rink
Alexandra
Early Alexandra Rinks

Mt Harper
Mt Harper Ice Rink
Tekapo
Early Tekapo Rinks
Central Otago
Irishman's Creek
Synthetic Ice Outside
Wanaka
Invercargill
Glace Ice Rink

North Island
Auckland:
Paradice Ice Skating Rinks Botany Downs and Avondale

NI Ice Rinks No Longer In Use
Hamilton
Hamilton Ice Rink
Wellington
Ice Palace

Archives of Natural Ice Reports
2012 (2)Sunday 30th June to Tuesday 17th July
2012 Sunday 28th April to Sunday 24th June
2011(2)Monday 1st August to Tuesday 23rd August
2011 Saturday 4th June to Sunday 31st July
2010(3) Wednesday 14th July to Wednesday 11th August
2010(2) Wednesday 8th July to Tuesday 13th July
2010 Saturday 29th May to Wednesday 7th July

2009(3) Thursday 9th July to Saturday 15th August
2009(2) Tuesday 30th June to Tuesday 8th July
2009 Sunday 6th June to Saturday 28th June

2008 Saturday 31st May to
Sunday 27th July

See older Photos on the Photos Pages for the individual locations for Ice Skating.

Other Places to visit for Skating Videos and Photos
:
Videos of Natural
Ice Skating: YouTube

Aardwolfs: here
Joe's: here
Glens:
here

David Young's Blog
iceblock.org.nz
Ryan Hellyer's Homepages

Natural Ice Reports for 2013
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Tuesday 16th July 2.24pm: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Too warm to skate with no frost at night and daytime temperatures at 12deg. But, there is no wind and large areas of ice still exist at the western and eastern ends of Lake Clearwater, and a small area at the east end of Lake camp as well as in shaded near trees. This ice has withstood very strong westerly and northerly winds. So don't give up, all we need is frost and it will be all go again.
Im driving north today, but might come back if there is a freezup.
Tuesday 16th July 8.39pm: Idaburn and Poolburn
From: Dave Young at :
http://chipofftheiceblock.blogspot.co.nz/
Poolburn 70-80mm snow/back ice.  Deteriorating quickly in the sun and becoming weak.  Get there early for a skate (maybe) but it won't last.  
Track messy when it thaws.
Idaburn 60-70mm snow ice in main basin - thins out to water in the gorge side. Hard and bumpy while frozen.   Need frosts!!
The ice does not feel as though it is here to stay and unfortunately warmer weather and winds are due.

Cracks appearing at Poolburn as the day warms.   Photo by Dave Young

Testing before crossing pressure cracks in the ice.    Photo by Dave Young
Tuesday 16th July 2.42am: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Ice thickness 9cm - 11cm on the west end of Clearwater and the length of Lake Camp. We can skate about 300Mts x400Mts on Clearwater and Camp on the north side and at the east end. I haven't checked the eastern end of Clearwater but sure it will be OK. Its mostly thawed snow refrozen so its slightly rough except were water has frozen on the surface. All going off about midday.
Temp at 2.14pm was +6deg. last night it dropped to -6deg.
Calm with bright overcast.
Editors Note: 15th July 7.18pm our apologies for the lack of timely updates for the last few days we have been locked out of accessing our server, I'm pleased to say we are back on track and the the reports have now been updated to current.
Monday 15th July 9.33am: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Overnight low of -4deg, currently +2deg light overcast with blue sky visible. Yesterday offered good skating in the morning on 9cm of hard ice with 3cm of new snow at the west end of Lake Clearwater. In the afternoon Lake Emma had 8cm of softening ice with 3cm of sticky snow and big wet patches melting through the snow that clogged the skates.
If we get a freeze tonight there will be plenty of rough snow-melt ice to skate on most lakes.
Sunday 14th July 9.33am: Lake Ida and Lake Evelyn
From: Russell Clark by txt
Lake Ida 40-50mm of snow and more falling now, not skateable currently with that much snow, tried to access Lake Evelyn but the Ice round the edge wouldn't support me to get on.

Sophie Clark Skating on Lake Ida in the snow      Photo by Russell Clark
Saturday 13th July 4.43pm: Coalpit Dam, Idaburn, Manorburn and Poolburn
From: Dave Young at :
http://chipofftheiceblock.blogspot.co.nz/
Coalpit Dam is a mix of black and refrozen ice. I had a great skate overall but it  thins on the sunny side.
Idaburn is good in the main basin but skate early as the sun softens it.
Manorburn has black ice everywhere but it varies in thickness, Rush Cutters corner is safe to skate on.
Poolburn needs another frost or two to thicken, but I had a good skate on black ice , the access track is muddy when the frost lifts.
Saturday 13th July 7.35pm: Lake Ida and Lake Evelyn
From: Clive Murphie
Had a good skate at lake Ida today the ice was marginal when getting on in front of the chalet (50-60mm of black ice) , however once you got out there was a large area of firm ice (80-90mm black ice) , the lake has ice over 2/3rds with about 1/3 good skateable ice, there is snow due tomorrow so conditions will change quickly.
Lake Evelyn was mostly frozen however round the edges there was not enough ice to support getting on, about 40mm of black ice.


The Ice Hockey game and some figure skating.  Photo by Clive Murphie

Looking down to the Western end of Lake Ida.
Photo by Michael Row by Quadrocopter
Saturday 13th Sunday14th 10.38pm: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Fred van Slooten by email
Saturday we skated Lake Camp. Nice ice but limited areas as it was fairly thin. I had a foot go through, so tripped and my other knee then punched a hole through. Stayed on top but a little sore!! About 70mm of snow overnight and through  Sunday.  We skated on the West end of  Lake Clearwater, it was nice but slow. Skated on Lake Camp in the afternoon, the snow was thicker so we made a skating course.
After a frost I would say it will be very hard to skate on, plus very hard to pick the safe areas.

Saturday: Sunshine and sweet ice..:)   Photo by Fred van Slooten

Sunday: Snow and grey clouds....:(    Photo by Fred van Slooten
Friday 12th July 9.48pm: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Ashburton Lakes report Friday, Last night the temp dropped to -10deg, now it is -3.5deg, after a day of 0deg, calm and clear with thin high cloud.
Lake Clearwater: all water between the batches and the island; at the western end the ice is 8cm but weak, as checked late in the afternoon, it was skateable with care. Lake Camp: the eastern end is skateable and looking good for tomorrow, the whole lake is nearly covered.
Lake Roundabout: locked in and skateable at the road end, and will be skateable with care tomorrow.
Lake Emma: completely ice covered but only 3-4cm in the middle. I skated to the outlet hugging the old ice by the shore. the Western end into the swamp is skateable with most peculiar ice, where the wind pattern on the water has frozen.
All the lakes really need two more good frosts. Skate tomorrow with care!!!!
Thursday 11th July 11.30am: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Last night the temp dropped to -12deg, and it stayed at -5deg all day today. Weather fine and still. Skiffs of ice appearing all over Clearwater and forming well on Lake Camp. Emma looked well covered when viewed from the road. Temperature now -7.8deg and dropping. Still snow covering at about 6cm everywhere down to the lake edges. Road in is rough condition but no problems. There will be skating tomorrow, Friday.
Wednesday 10th July 11.30am: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
The ice which only covered the top swamp yesterday increased in size 50-fold down the lake past the big bay today. The rest of the lake is still water. Temperature is a warm -5.5 deg and rising. Sky clear, no wind. The 9cm of snow that fell last night is still there after a clear cold calm day. No skating yet.
Tuesday 9th July 5.36pm: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Lake Clearwater: Its -.3deg, snowing heavily, 8cm on the ground, no wind, no ice.
Last night got to -7deg briefly, most of the time it was -3deg.
Wednesday 3rd July 1.19pm: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
No Ice left at Clearwater or Camp Temperature today 14 deg C
Photos from 27th June to 1st July

Skating on oily smooth velvet quiet Ice Photo by Alan Knowles

Blue Whale Kite fling on Sunday.  Photo by Alan Knowles
Monday 1st July 3.46pm: Lake Georgina and Lake Evelyn
From: Hayley Bykerk by Facebook
Lake Georgina had 160mm of ice on Monday, it was wet initially and firmed up later in the day. Lake Evelyn was still skateable.

Not much snow left now.     Photo by Philip Buchanan

 Perfect mirror smooth Ice on Lake Georgina     Photo Philip Buchanan
Tuesday 2nd July 1.26pm: Lake Clearwater and Camp
From: Alan Knowles by email
Temp +13 deg C wind about 30km/h
Lake Clearwater: Huge holes have appeared and growing fast.
Cannot get on the ice below the village, so we drove to the western end and had a good skate on that, 12cm of thick black ice. The whole lake is softening.
Lake Camp: Nearly all water now.
Sunday 30th June 23.16pm: Lake Ida
From: Phil Abraham by email
Visited Lake Ida on Sunday for a family stake.  Accessed the Lake from the Mt Olympus Rd and it was hard work with an 1hr+ of plugging through 0.5-1m of soft snow.
Lake Ida itself is completely frozen with 6-10 cm of snow ice over a base of black ice.  The whole lake is skateable, although the best skating is along the western edge where the ice is smoother with less ice crystals. The hockey rink adjacent to the A Frame is frozen over with snow ice, and is not worth skating due to the large (>5cm) ice crystals covering the surface of the rink.

Kelly, Bowen (7) and Kieran (5) relax after a couple of hours of hard skating on Lake Ida Photo by Phil Abraham

The Boys plug steps through the snow between the main lake and the ice rink.     Photo by Phil Abraham

The Boys checking out the  the hockey Rink Photo by Phil Abraham
Sunday 30th June 23.16pm: Lake Clearwater
From: Ron James by email
100mm of Black Ice over the whole Lake

Jeff and Joe on some stunning Ice.     Photo by Ron James

The rest of the crew at Clearwater.      Photo Ron James
Sunday 30th June 2.24pm: Lake Clearwater
From: Alan Knowles by email
Lake Clearwater fine, locked up with clear smooth black ice 9cm - 12cm thick, light westerly wind with wispy high cloud and good sun at 9am Sunday 30 June.
Saturday 29 June 9.22pm: Lake Lyndon
From: Steve Lord Potty Reekie by Facebook
We ended up at Lake Lyndon today . The Lyndon-Evelyn and Ida Road was closed to all except snowmobiles and Husky teams..:) There was enough ice on the side of Lyndon for a decent skate though we did get our feet wet at one point!!

Testing the Ice at Lake Lyndon Photo Steve Lord Potty Reekie

First Skate of the season: Lake Lyndon. Video by Steve Lord Potty Reekie
Saturday 29 June 9.22pm: Coalpit Dam, Lower Coalpit and George Pond
From: Dave Young at :
http://chipofftheiceblock.blogspot.co.nz/
Coalpit Dam fantastic skate all covered with hard snow ice, access is 4WD only at the moment. George Pond smooth snow ice a good skate. Lower Coalpit also frozen, a rare event.

First Skate on George Pond.         Photo by Dave Young

A Rare Skate on Lower Coalpit Dam.  Photo by Dave Young
Saturday 29 June 9.22pm: Idaburn Dam
From: Dave Young at :
http://chipofftheiceblock.blogspot.co.nz/
Idaburn , the main basin is ok in some places but needs care
Saturday 29 June 9.22pm: Poolburn Dam
From: Dave Young at :
http://chipofftheiceblock.blogspot.co.nz/
Poolburn has limited ice and needs a few frosts the track is muddy getting there.

Poolburn Dam.  Photo by Dave Young
Saturday 29 June 9.22pm: Lake Georgina and Lake Evelyn
From: Clive Murphie
A busy day skating at Lake Evelyn today, 24 carloads of 50+ people enjoyed a fantastic day on the Ice, no wind, blue skies and bright sunshine, the hockey game went for a couple of hours. The firm snow ice was a little rough due to the big frost Friday night. 130mm of ice meant little movement of the ice during the day.
Lake Georgina had the best Ice of the Day with black ice over most of the Lake.
Lets hope the NW winds due this week do little damage.

Car Parking at a premium but tons of ice  Photo by Clive Murphie

Early as people start to arrive. Photo by Nathan Kline (Quadrocopter)

Ice Hockey Lake Evelyn Style   Photo by Carl Mcilroy


First touch of the NW'ers over Lake Georgina Photo by Mike Atkinson
Saturday 29 June 12.37am: Lake Georgina
From: Ron James by email
Friday Night Skate, The whole of Lake Georgina is skateable. Mostly black ice but even the snow ice is hard and fast.

Brent having his first Natural Ice Skate for the season    Photo Ron James
Friday 28 June 10.19pm: Lake Clearwater
From: Alan Knowles by email
Lake Clearwater is locked up with black ice and no pressure ridges yet. Ice depth at western end 11cm, between village and island 7-9 cm, thinnest seems to be 6 cm. I circumnavigated the lake today and skated from village to island and back. 8pm Friday -10deg and dropping. Last night (thurs), cloudy and only -2.
I will be on lake to skate with all comers Saturday.
Friday 28 June 12.00pm: Ice Reports Newsletter 2
Sent Fri 23 June 12.00pm
From: Clive
Ice Reports Newsletter 2
Thursday 27 June 8.41pm: Lake Evelyn and Lake Georgina
From: Clive Murphie
Lake Evelyn is frozen end to end with better ice than we had last year, today we had a fantastic skate on 50mm of good skating, snow ice over 60mm of black ice, with 4 of us skating the ice made very little noise all day.
Lake Georgina was frozen with good black ice, though care getting on and off is needed as its softer round the edges.
It was so good we are heading up that way on Saturday for the day. I would recommend gumboots for getting on at the western end of Lake Evelyn as its a little swampy with about 800mm of snow.
Sundays weather forecast is for rain and North Westers.


Looking West from the middle of Lake Evelyn      Photo by Clive Murphie

Looking East from the middle of Lake Evelyn      Photo by Clive Murphie

Sydney, Clive Izzy and Ron, T shirt weather..:)          Photo by Ron James

Clive skating through the Islands at Lake Evelyn     Photo by Ron James

Ron having his first skate on Lake Georgina,  Photo by Clive Murphie
Wednesday 26 June 9.45pm: Lake Lyndon
From: Karl Barbet in Person
Lake Lyndon has some surface ice with a lot of open water, there is no way on to what looks like good ice (strength and thickness unknown) !!!
Tuesday 25 June 5.01pm: Ice Reports Newsletter Sent Sun 23 June 6.49pm
From: Clive
Hi Folks, I'm sorry to say that all clear.net.nz, paradise.net.nz, and ihug.co.nz email addresses didn't get my first Ice Reports newsletter due to the Vodafone servers deciding they are spam and blacklisting my Slingshot email address. You will need to check this Ice reports page for updates, Whenever I email a Newsletter out, a link will appear here with a copy of it, that way you can read it as a webpage. 2013 Newsletter 1 Sunday 23 June 6.49pm:  From: Clive
Monday 24 June 9.42pm: Hororata Domain Ice Rink
From: Ron by email
5 to 10mm of ice Wont hold my weight today.

Not enough.........yet, but soon!!      Photo by Ron James
Monday 24 June 9.42pm: Lower Manorburn Dam
From: Lyndon by email
Lower Manorburn has ice, 25mm covering the middle basin, bit more in Rushcutters bay, I will report when its good for a skate.

Testing the Ice in Rushcutters Bay       Photo by Lyndon
Monday 24 June 1.05pm: Lake Lyndon
From: Karl Barbet by Txt
Most of the Lake has about 25mm of nice clear (see through) ice covering most of the Lake, but there are a couple of currents running by the shore not frozen. Not quite skateable yet but I'd say its not far away! Next report Wednesday on the return trip.
Sunday 23 June 5.34pm: Lake Ida and Little Lake Ida
From: Tom Pearson by Facebook
Lake Ida, Looks a little frozen if you ask me.

Great aerial shots and flying today     Photo by Angus Ward.

Lots of snow about, Mt Ida behind Lake Ida     Photo by Angus Ward.
Sunday 23 June 5.34pm: Lake Evelyn and Ida and Georgina
From: Andrea Rowe by Facebook
Good day out at lakes. Lake Evelyn is frozen but not quite thick enough. Lake Georgina is completely frozen too. Attempted to get to Lake Ida, the first gate was open, but had to park at bottom of track to the second gate. After about 25 mins of walking in pretty much knee to hip high snow and not even getting to second gate we gave up. I would say that Ida would be good ice but it would have taken ages to get there! Way too tiring!!

Matt at Lake Georgina Today, No Skating Yet..:(   Photo by Andrea Rowe

Lake Evelyn with a covering of Ice           Photo by Andrea Rowe
Tuesday 11 June 8.44pm: Lower Manorburn Dam
From: Dave Young at
http://chipofftheiceblock.blogspot.co.nz/
Visited the Lower Manorburn Dam this morning.  A skim of ice across the main basin and 12 to 15 mm in Rush Cutters corner. Wet and foggy but great to see some ice at least!  Hoping for frost!!
12-15mm in Rushcutters corner    Photo by Dave Young
Wednesday 12 June 9.42pm: Fairly Ice Rink
From: Tony Pope by Facebook Message
A few pictures of the Fairlie ice rink frozen over. Was about 1cm thick maybe a little more further in from the edge. Too thin to get on it around the edges though.

Another great day in Fairlie  Photo by Tony Pope

Put you Ice Glasses on....  Photo by Topy Pope

Ice, but not enough yet.  Photo by Tony Pope
Monday 3rd June 6.34pm: Lake Lyndon/Red Lakes/Hororata Domain
From: Joe Morgan by email
Lake Lyndon is definitely liquid with no sign of even snow settling to help with cooling.
Red lakes, the gate is still locked.
On the positive side the little lake at the Hororata Domain is now filled and was filling when I was there so we may get a skate on it this season, that's if it gets cold enough!
Saturday 1st June 9.30pm: Lake Evelyn
From: Andrea Rowe in person
Had a look for Ice at Lake Evelyn today, no Ice no snow, lots of water.....bring on the frosts. The gate to lake Ida is locked.
Monday 27th May 1.36pm: Lake Lyndon/Lake Pearson
From: Karl Barbet by Txt
Lake Pearson has a frozen slurry over the Lake,  no signs of ice yet at Lake Lyndon but there is still ice on all the puddles round the Lake, the temp is down to 4 degrees at midday, with snow and ice all through Porters Pass.
Wednesday 8th May 2.45pm: Lake Lyndon
From: Karl Barbet by Txt
The puddles round Lake Lyndon were all frozen and had ice on them this morning, no ice on the main lake yet, but Ice this early has to be a good sign.
Monday 22nd April 9.45pm: Tekapo Springs
From Facbook:
Tekapo Springs
Tekapo Springs Ice Skating Rink opened on the Monday 15th of April.
Open 10.00am-9.00pm daily. Website: Tekapo Springs or follow them on Facebook
Monday 22nd April 9.45pm: Queenstown Ice Arena
From Nathan Kline by txt
Queenstown Ice Arena opened on the Friday 19th of April
Open 10.00am-9.00pm daily Website: Queenstown Ice Arena or follow them on Facebook
Monday 22nd April 9.45pm: Alexandra Ice Arena
From Nathan Kline by txt
Alexandra Ice Arena opens on Friday the 17th of May
Visit them at their Website: Alexandra Ice Rink or follow them on Facebook
 

Archives: 2012 (3) Wednesday 18th July to Tuesday 7th August 

Other Places to visit for Skating Videos and Photos
Aardwolfs You Tube site: here
Joe's You Tube site: here
Glens You Tube site: here
David Young's Blog: here
iceblock.org.nz
Ryan Hellyer's Homepages: here
Archives
2012 (3) Wednesday 18th July to Tuesday 7th August 
2012 (2) Sunday 30th June to Tuesday 17th July

2012 Sunday 28th April to Sunday 24th June
2011 (2) Monday 1st August to Tuesday 23rd August
2011 Saturday 4th June to Sunday 31st July
2010(3)Wednesday 14th July to Wednesday 11th August
2010(2)Wednesday 8th July to Tuesday 13th July
2010Saturday 29th May to Wednesday 7th July
2009(3)Thursday 9th July to Saturday 15th August

2009(2)Tuesday 30th June to Tuesday 8th July
2009 Sunday 6th June to Saturday 28th June

2008 Saturday 31st May to Sunday 27th July
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 for the individual locations for Ice Skating.

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