Lake NgarotoBeginner
Submitted by Emma Dryland
Front country - easily accessible
Loop
Totally/mostly flat
Native bushLakesideOpen farmlands
Beginner
1:00 (Slow)
0:45 (Moderate)
0:30 (Fast)
-1.2%
+1.2%
Dogs allowed but MUST remain on a lead.
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Description
At the very end of the road, just pass the last building there is a small entry on the left hand side. Follow this well groomed path around the lake. There are some sections of boardwalk and a few bridges. There are also km markers as you go around. The track exits at the first car park. With a couple hundred meters along the road to return to the start.
Trail Community
Features of interest
Natural wetland
Make Up of Run
Easy Single Track: 99%
Sealed Road: 1%
Route Data
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Access
Lake Ngaroto can be found at the end of Bank Road. Less than 10km from Te Awamutu.
There are two sets of car parks and both with toilets near by.
30 km
30 minutes
Yes
No
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Staying Safe
Easy.
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Generally good.
Whistle, First aid kit, Extra food for emergencies, Cellphone, Map.
Pack your own
During May and June duck hunters may use the track to access maimais.
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Post run indulgence
Walton Street Coffee & Creative
Walton St, Te Awamutu
http://www.waltonstreet.co.nz/
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