Accessibility information From the main carpark there is a large walking loop that is approximately 1.3 kilometers in length. The path is sealed and at least 2…
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From the main carpark there is a large walking loop that is approximately 1.3 kilometers in length. The path is sealed and at least 2m wide for the entire circuit . The circuit is flat throughout making it ideal for wheelchair and walker users as well as parents with young children in prams or pushers.
There is a second walk around the lake but this is not a loop. It requires either backtracking to the main loop or travelling down the access road to the second carpark. At the southern end of the walk the final 50 meters of the path descends at a gradient of 1 in 14.
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