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Lake Okareka Reserve and Walkway operates from the address located in the Rotorua. Lake Okareka Reserve and Walkway primarily focuses on the Park sector.
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Lake Okareka Reserve and Walkway became a part of the Mapto Business Directory on 12th of January 2024, attracting the attention of 31 visitors.
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December 18, 2023 at 10:28 pmFairly small parking area. Nice walk beside the lake, a mix of gravel and boardwalk that goes for about 2kms. Toilets are located near the end of the track. Wheelchair accessible path. You can swim in this lake, there is a good spot at the …
Guest
November 28, 2023 at 3:27 pma beautiful walk around the lake, peaceful, gentle easy going, home to bush, birds, stunning vistas. Loved the hut lookout through which one can sit to watch the birds incognito. Just wish there was more seating for disabled walkers
Guest
November 10, 2023 at 8:27 amA bit of a hidden gem near Rotorua, a beautiful walkway through native forest to a wetland where you can spot lots of native animals such as tui, fantail, pukeko, swan, geese, heron and coots.