Skippers Canyon

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Skippers Canyon is a dramatic, narrow gorge in New Zealand famed for its steep cliffs, historic gold-mining sites, and one of the country’s most treacherous scenic roads.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
accessFrom Queenstown NERFINISHED
approximateDistanceFrom Queenstown city centre NERFINISHED
climate alpine-influenced
contains Skippers Bridge NERFINISHED
Skippers township (historic) NERFINISHED
historic bridges
historic mining relics
country New Zealand
economicRole film and photography location
tourism destination
featuredIn New Zealand tourism promotions
formedBy Shotover River NERFINISHED
geologicalType river canyon
goldRushEra 19th century
hasFeature eroded schist cliffs
rugged terrain
hasRoad Skippers Road NERFINISHED
hasView Southern Alps NERFINISHED
heritageValue historic gold-mining landscape
historicalUse gold mining
knownFor adventure tourism
dangerous road
dramatic landscapes
historic gold-mining sites
narrow gorge
scenic road
steep cliffs
tourism
locatedIn Otago NERFINISHED
South Island
managedBy Queenstown Lakes District Council NERFINISHED
near Queenstown NERFINISHED
partOf Shotover River valley NERFINISHED
region Queenstown-Lakes District NERFINISHED
river Shotover River NERFINISHED
roadAccess Skippers Road NERFINISHED
roadRestriction rental cars often not insured for Skippers Road
roadStatus one of New Zealand’s most treacherous roads
safetyConcern lack of guard rails
narrow unsealed road
steep drop-offs
touristActivity 4WD tours
hiking
jet boating
photography
sightseeing

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Otago contains Skippers Canyon