North Shore Loop: An Easy Half-Day Walk
A gentle 4-kilometer loop with multiple rest spots. Perfect for those who want a leisurely pace with plenty of opportunities to stop and enjoy the views.
Read Full GuidePeaceful walking paths and waterside rest areas perfect for a leisurely day outdoors
We've mapped out the best routes around the reservoir — from gentle half-day loops to scenic woodland trails. Each path includes rest spots, picnic areas, and clear directions so you can walk at your own pace and enjoy the views.
A gentle 4-kilometer route perfect for those who want a relaxed pace. Multiple rest spots let you stop whenever you like, and the views across the water are excellent throughout.
Learn MoreEvery route is marked with detailed distance information, time estimates, and points of interest along the way.
We've identified the best locations for a proper rest with packed lunch. Good views, shelter, and solid seating at each one.
The eastern route takes you through quieter forested sections away from the water. It's a moderate 6-kilometer walk that takes about 90 minutes at a comfortable pace, with a few good stops built in.
Explore RouteSee what makes these routes different from the rest
Unsure which direction to walk or how far
No idea where to stop for a rest or picnic
Can't tell if the path is suitable for your fitness level
Worried about getting lost or running out of time
Clear routes mapped out with distances and time estimates
Best picnic and rest spots identified with practical details
Routes graded by difficulty so you pick what suits you
Walk with confidence knowing exactly what to expect
Browse our complete guide to routes, picnic spots, and walking essentials
View All TrailsEverything you need to know before heading out
The North Shore Loop is our gentlest option — it's only 4 kilometers and takes about 90 minutes at a leisurely pace. You'll find multiple rest spots along the way, and the path is flat and well-maintained throughout.
The North Shore Loop takes about 90 minutes. The Eastern Woodland Trail is moderate at 6 kilometers and roughly 90 minutes. Times vary depending on how many stops you make and your walking pace — our estimates assume a comfortable, unhurried speed.
The main routes near the water have solid paving and railings. We've noted which sections are easiest to navigate. Some forest paths are less formal. Check our detailed route descriptions for specific information about surfaces and support along each walk.
Comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, and sun protection are essentials. In our checklist guide, we've listed what to pack for different seasons and weather conditions. Most people also bring a light snack, though you might prefer to sit at one of the picnic spots for lunch.
Start with these three routes — they're our most-walked paths
A gentle 4-kilometer loop with multiple rest spots. Perfect for those who want a leisurely pace with plenty of opportunities to stop and enjoy the views.
Read Full Guide
We've mapped out the five best locations for a proper rest with a packed lunch. Each has good views, shelter from wind, and solid seating arrangements.
Discover Spots
A moderate 6-kilometer route that moves away from the water briefly to explore the forested sections. Takes about 90 minutes at a comfortable pace with a few stops.
View Route DetailsWe add new walking guides and seasonal updates regularly. Get notified when we discover fresh paths and share practical tips for enjoying the shore.
Contact Us for UpdatesWe use cookies to improve your experience and understand how you use our site. By continuing to browse, you agree to our cookie policy.