Hi there fellow CTC member. It looks like this video is gaining some traction for you - congrats! Just a friendly suggestion - keep an eye out for people stealing this video and using it as their own. My video on blue lake has been stolen many times and I've filed several take down notices because of it. Also, I cant believe how much the lake has changes since i was there years ago - none of that green invasive algae was there when I visited.
Brilliant observation. This lake is a 2 day hike from civilization, with a very high hiking experience level needed. It's this clean right now because garbage people can't get to it.
It's why it's known as a heritage listed area by UNESCO. No mining, destruction or development, areas taken care of by Maori and DOC/Department of Conservation.
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Hi there fellow CTC member. It looks like this video is gaining some traction for you - congrats! Just a friendly suggestion - keep an eye out for people stealing this video and using it as their own. My video on blue lake has been stolen many times and I've filed several take down notices because of it. Also, I cant believe how much the lake has changes since i was there years ago - none of that green invasive algae was there when I visited.
Thanks Josh. I will keep an eye on the videos out there
It’s definitely changing. Lake snow is a threatening the lake. So it may change a lot again in a few years
what is your link to that ?
Wow I was hiking this very trail 5 weeks ago. Feb. 2024 so great to see this now.
Love New Zealand from Bangladesh and I also support New Zealand cricket team❤🎉
The music is so annoying.
Give it time, humans will destroy it.
Brilliant observation. This lake is a 2 day hike from civilization, with a very high hiking experience level needed. It's this clean right now because garbage people can't get to it.
It's why it's known as a heritage listed area by UNESCO. No mining, destruction or development, areas taken care of by Maori and DOC/Department of Conservation.