Lake Te Koo Utu, Cambridge

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Albert Street, Cambridge
Tucked away in the heart of Cambridge, Lake Te Koo Utu provides a tranquil and easy walking trail.

A popular spot with locals, the Lake Te Koo Utu walk is an easy, flat trail suitable for pushchairs and the variety of trees and gardens planted around the lake make for varied and picturesque settings year round.

Several lookout points, water features, and a children’s playground make this walk perfect for young families. Plus onsite BBQ facilities provide a great spot for a sunny afternoon picnic.

The short walking trail circumnavigates Lake Te Koo Utu and is a popular dog walking track, with a dog friendly exercise area also available.

Pricing
Free
Activity Duration:
approx 1km loop

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