Paparoa Pancake Rocks

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July 15th 2006

After leaving Arthur's Pass, we headed North on the West Coast up to Punakiaki and Paparoa National Park. We set up my brand new tent which worked great and then walked out to the beach to watch the sun set over the sea. On Sunday we walked the short path out to look at the pancake rocks in Paparoa. After that walk we had a muffin at a cafe where the funny looking bird was walking through all the tables outside looking for food. After finishing the muffin we headed up to the northern edge of Paparoa National Park and went on the Fox River Cave Trail.

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View of the coast roadView of the coast road
View of the coast road

Pull over spot while driving up the coast to Paparoa.
Blow Hole PoolBlow Hole Pool
Blow Hole Pool

Pool of water inside the pancake rocks that fill and force water out of blow holes.





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Date: 20th October 2006

Funny Bird
The funny bird is a Weka

From Blog: Paparoa Pancake Rocks
Date: 26th October 2006


Thanks for the info.

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