Stage Two - Wānaka Lakefront Development Plan

Te Mahere Whakaahu mō te takutai o Wānaka

Stage Two of the Wānaka Lakefront Development Plan runs along the lake's edge between McDougall Street and Dungarvon Street.

About Stage Two

Stage Two of the Wānaka Lakefront Development Plan runs from McDougall Street to Dungarvon Street, and features a shared pathway running along the lakefront that connects Mt Aspiring Road Carpark with Wānaka's town centre.

110 new car parking spaces have been added along the lakeside of Ardmore Street, broken into sections to create view shafts and access points to the lakefront.

Stage Two features natural open spaces, with low-lying native planting, trees, and continuous access, making a greatly improved space for people and pedestrians to enjoy.

What's the latest?

Saturday 9 September 2023

On Saturday we blessed Te Ara Maumahara and Te Huruhuru’s Map on the Wānaka lakefront, accompanied by glorious spring weather and many who have helped to deliver the reimagined Millennium Pathway!

We’d like to share our thanks to the Working Group formed to help deliver these new historical tiles, Kāi Tahu and mana whenua representatives, the Upper Clutha Historical Records Society, JFC, and the original Millennium Pathway creators.

Stage Two documents

Photos of construction

  • The base of the shared pathway that will run from McDougall Street to Dungarvon Street.

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  • The base of new car parking spaces along the lake side of Ardmore Street, opposite Pembroke Park.

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  • The base of new car parking spaces along the lake side of Ardmore Street, opposite Pembroke Park, and kerb and channel works.

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  • Machinery in action on the lakefront on a gloomy afternoon/evening.

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  • A view north over the nearly completed site.

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  • A view back towards That Wanaka Tree and the Mount Aspiring Road Carpark.

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  • A view of the shared pathway connection near Wānaka's town centre.

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