Where is lake monger

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I agree, download. Make favourites , rate and review the trails and share your trail photos. This much loved Perth area has a long history of use since European settlement, but the area is also of cultural and historical significance to the first Australians and is part of the Whadjuk Trail network which aims to help those visiting today to gain a unique understanding and appreciation of the areas that were tradionally used by the Noongar people.

Impressive views of Perth city can be experienced from the Dodd Street end of the walk. Easy - Suits majority of fitness and experience levels. Town of Cambridge Telephone: Email: mail cambridge. Make favourites , rate and review the trails and share your trail photos. Lake Monger Reserve is a major Perth tourist and local community destination offering a mix of passive recreation areas, shared use paths, nature trails, shaded playgrounds, picnic and barbecue facilities and some sporting facilities for recreation use.

The middle of the park is taken up with Lake Monger, a habitat for an abundance of local flora and fauna making it a popular location to observe a wide selection of WA's beautiful birdlife. Boardwalks and lookouts are provided around the lake from where you can take in the lake's natural beauty, with a lookout on the north side of the lake enjoying views to the Perth city skyline.

Bordered by Powis Street to the north, Lake Monger Drive to the south, Gregory Street on the west side and the Mitchell Freeway to the east, Lake Monger Reserve is easily accessed with plenty of car parking and a well-connected path network.