Description
Located in the rugged and beautiful wilderness of Tasmania's south-west, Lake Gordon and Lake Pedder offer a range of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy.
These areas are situated 150 kilometres west of Mt Field National Park, accessible via a good sealed road.
Lake Gordon and Lake Pedder are renowned for their excellent trout fishing, attracting fishing enthusiasts from all around the world. These lakes are home to some of the best trout fishing opportunities in the state. Visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, birdwatching, and picnics. The area is also popular among nature lovers due to the stunning mountainous ranges surrounding the lakes.
Nearby is the world-famous Gordon Dam, which is a prominent landmark situated near Strathgordon. Visitors can participate in one of the highest commercial abseiling opportunities offered by Aardvark Adventures. The experience is truly unique as one descends the 100-metre-high dam face.
The best time to visit Lake Pedder's area is between December and April, during Tasmania's summer months. During summers, pleasant weather conditions and clearer skies allow for better visibility of mountains and surrounding landscapes. Visitors should note that due to the mountainous region's unpredictable weather patterns, snow, rain, wind, and sun are possible at any time of year. Therefore, it is advised to come prepared with suitable clothing to suit changing weather conditions.
The Lake Pedder area can be reached via a good sealed road approximately 150 kilometres west of Mt Field National Park. Visitors travelling from Hobart can drive to the area in approximately 2.5 hours. Park passes must
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