Coaker’s Walk is a 1 km extended stretch of cleared path based in the southern hill stations of Tamil Nadu, Kodaikanal. Numerous travellers visit the spot for morning and night strolls or get a brief look at the nightfalls or dawns. The neglecting view is encircled by slopes, levels and streams. Coaker’s Walk was built in the year 1972 by Lieutenant Coaker. It is situated at distance of 0.8 kilometers from the Kodaikanal Bus Stand and one kilometer from the Kodaikanal Railway Station. Indeed, it is just 500 meters from Kodaikanal Lake, or Kodai Lake. The pathway toward the rising of this lofty slant initiates at Van Allen Hospital and navigates the environmental factors of St. Subside’s Church. At both of its edges, the pathway is flanked with wall so as to dodge any undesirable mishaps from happening. The place is a hotspot for exercises like cycling, photography and nature strolls. Aside from that, there are merchants inside the Coaker’s Walk selling bhel and cut mangoes with masala that are purchased by numerous sightseers. There are additionally some side of the road slows down selling comfortable garments, shirts and scarves inside the outskirts of the park at sensible rates, subsequently pulling in the consideration of those keen on getting them.