Welcome to Lakewalk in Wayzata, a picturesque pathway that seamlessly blends natural beauty with urban charm. Located along the shimmering shores of Lake Minnetonka, this scenic trail offers a delightful escape for both locals and visitors.
The Lakewalk, stretches from the Broadway docks located in front of CōV restaurant and travels 1,200 feet over the water to the Wayzata Depot. Whether you’re an avid walker, a casual stroller, or a nature enthusiast, the Lakewalk provides a perfect setting for leisurely exploration, offering a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of this Minnesota gem.
As you stroll along this beautifully constructed path, you’ll discover stunning lakeside vistas, views of Wayzata Bay, boaters, sailors, and the like, and a host of local shops and eateries that highlight Wayzata’s rich community spirit.
1,200 foot-long lakewalk
The Wayzata Lakewalk will stretch along restored shoreline of Lake Minnetonka from the Depot docks to the Broadway docks.
Part of the Panoway on Wayzata Bay overall project, the Lakewalk should be completed sometime in 2024.

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Wayzata’s lakeshore will come alive September 5–7 as the community gathers for the 51st annual James J. Hill Days, a celebration that honors the town’s history while showcasing its vibrant present. Organized by the Wayzata West Metro Chamber of Commerce, the festival is expected to draw more than 80,000 visitors to Lake Street and downtown…
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On the morning of July 4th, more than 1,100 neighbors and visitors gathered at the Wayzata Depot & Panoway Lakewalk for one of Wayzata’s most beloved Independence Day traditions: the Flying Flapjack Breakfast, hosted by the Lake Minnetonka Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution. Now in its 20th year, the event served up…
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WAYZATA — With summer approaching and scooter use surging along the Dakota Rail Regional Trail, the Wayzata City Council has unanimously adopted Emergency Ordinance 850, requiring all persons under the age of 18 to wear helmets while riding electric-assisted bicycles, motorized bicycles, and motorized foot scooters within city limits. The new rule, introduced at the…
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WAYZATA, Minn. — It’s a picture-perfect Friday morning in downtown Wayzata, and the weekend forecast couldn’t be more inviting. With just a slight chance of showers late this afternoon and clear skies returning tonight, now’s the time to plan your visit to the lakeside charm and luxury of Wayzata and the Panoway on Lake Minnetonka.…
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The Wayzata City Council, in a 3-1 split vote, approved $165,830.98 in change orders for the Panoway Lakewalk project during their November 12 meeting. The vote highlighted ongoing concerns about project oversight, contingency planning, and the transparency of financial decisions. Change Orders and Costs The approved change orders addressed unforeseen construction issues, including: These costs…
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At a recent city council meeting, Blake Sandvold, Chair of the Wayzata Conservancy, provided updates on the Panoway project, its funding, and future phases. Despite enthusiasm over progress made, Mayor Mouton raised questions about outstanding financial commitments and future fundraising efforts. $3,000,000+/- Raised from 300+ Donors Sandvold began by emphasizing the Conservancy’s success in completing…
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Work has officially begun on the eagerly awaited step-down elements of the Panoway Lakewalk, signaling a key milestone in the effort to improve this popular lakeside spot. As the work progresses, portions of the boardwalk will need to be temporarily closed to allow access to the underside of the structure. While this may cause brief…
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Calling all neighbors, friends, and visitors! This weekend, (every weekend, lol) we’re rolling out the welcome mat for everyone to experience the charm of Wayzata—your beloved lakeside community. Whether you’re new to the area or a long-time local, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this fall. Start your Saturday morning with a peaceful stroll along…





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