Gordon Dam Lookout

Located in Strathgordon, Tasmania, the Gordon Dam Lookout is a popular travel destination that offers breathtaking views of the lake and the dam at the lower level.

The Gordon River Dam is an impressive engineering feat completed in 1974 and is the tallest dam in Tasmania. The lake created by the dam, Gordon Lake, holds the distinction of being the largest lake in Tasmania. The lookout is easily accessible via Gordon River Road, and visitors can take a scenic drive through protected areas such as Tasmanian World Heritage Area and Franklin-Gordon Rivers National Park.

One of the best things to do at Gordon Dam Lookout is to take in the stunning views of Gordon Lake and its surroundings. Visitors can also drive to Knob Hill lookout for more breathtaking views. Adrenaline junkies can abseil down the 140-meter high dam for an extreme experience. While nature lovers can explore Franklin-Gordon Rivers National Park and Tasmanian World Heritage Area. There are plenty of opportunities along Gordon River Road to spot wildlife and explore walking trails that offer panoramic views of Tasmanian Wilderness.

The best time to visit Gordon Dam Lookout is during summer (December-February) when temperatures are mild, and there is less rainfall. Spring (September-November) brings blooming wildflowers and warmer temperatures.

The Gordon Dam Lookout is located in Strathgordon, Tasmania, and is easily accessible via Gordon River Road. Traveling to Strathgordon from Hobart takes approximately three and a half hours, with a