Leah Swamp Wildlife Reserve

Leah Swamp Wildlife Reserve is a nature reserve located in Apsley, western Victoria.

It is approximately 4 hours from Melbourne and 5 hours from Adelaide. The reserve is a perfect retreat for nature lovers who want to explore the diverse wildlife of the area.

The nature reserve is known for its diverse wildlife, including kangaroos, wallabies, and various species of birds. Visitors can enjoy birdwatching and orchid spotting in the reserve. In addition to wildlife viewing, visitors can also enjoy hiking and walking in the reserve. The walk to the lake is lovely, with easy tracks to meander along and tranquil surroundings.

Nearby attractions include the Apsley Bushland Reserve, Newlands Nature Walk, Lake Bringalbert, Kybybolite Recreation Reserve, and Mullinger Swamp. Each attraction provides a unique experience for visitors, from exploring the bushland reserve to spotting various species of birds on the Newlands Nature Walk.

The best time to visit Leah Swamp Wildlife Reserve is during the spring and summer months when the weather is warm, and the wildlife is most active. Visitors can expect plenty of opportunities for wildlife viewing and outdoor activities during this time.

Visitors can reach Leah Swamp Wildlife Reserve by parking on Newlands settlement road and hiking in or using a 4WD at the entrance off Wimmera Highway (just past Wooranyok Creek). There is also another side entrance off Portland Lane.

Leah Swamp Wildlife Reserve is a great travel destination for nature lovers and those looking for a peaceful retreat in the Australian wilderness. Visitors can enjoy wildlife viewing, hiking, and walking in the reserve, as well as nearby attractions.