Step10 Bendigo walk, Lake Neangar and surrounds (Eaglehawk)
Step10 Bendigo walk, Lake Neangar and surrounds (Eaglehawk)
Please meet your Walk Leader at the BBQ area at the Eaglehawk Playspace (Napier Street) at the southern side of Lake Neangar in Eaglehawk.
Summary
Please meet your Walk Leader at the BBQ area at the Eaglehawk Playspace (Napier Street) at the southern side of Lake Neangar in Eaglehawk.
Description
This is one of Bendigo's loveliest places to walk, so it's a great location for our Step10 Challenge program midweek morning walk.
We will do an easy-paced walk taking in a clockwise lap Lake Neangar and Lake Tom Thumb in Bendigo’s north, diverting slightly to enjoy the formal gardens of Canterbury Park.
Please meet at the BBQ area at the colourful Playspace 10 minutes beofre the walk is due to start.
Step10 Challenge is a free women's walking program for women living in and around Bendigo in Spring 2025. The program is run by Victoria Walks in partnership with City of Greater Bendigo, community partners and is supported by the Victorian Government's Together More Active program.
Register for the Bendigo program at this link.
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Points of Interest
1. Meeting Point (BBQs)
Find your Step10 Challenge walk leader at the covered BBQ area lakeside of the amazing playground.
2. Historic Fountain
This beautiful fountain is the centrepiece of the formal gardens at Canterbury Park.
3. Flower beds
There are some beautiful flowers in the Canterbury Park gardens - and spring is the perfect time of year to admire them in full colour!
4. Stepping stones
A small peninsula sticks out into the lake, and then there are stepping stones to a tiny island. Great fun for everyone!
5. Rest stop (Lake Tom Thumb)
There are plenty of seats on this walk where you can look out over the lakes. This might possibly be the prettiest of them.
6. Water birds
There are plenty of water birds to see on this walk, such as these shags who were resting as we passed by.
7. Back to the Playspace
Part of the playground is for very small children, with these giant butterflies providing shade in the most lovely way.
8. Toilets
There are some basic toilets near the entrance to Canterbury Park.
9. Peter Krenz Leisure Centre
Step up your health and wellbeing by visiting the community leisure centre following your wallk! You can swim, use the gym or take a class.
Features
Playground
Picnic spot
Drinking water available
Seating available
Public toilets
Pram friendly
Nature trail
Lake, creek, river
Park / Garden
