Grant Avenue in Mount Gambier

Grant Avenue in City of Mount Gambier is a two-lane, asphalted minor road (80 km/h). It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends at Bay Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type
minor road
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
80
Route
southeast-northwest

Viewpoint

  • Centenary Tower Lookout – approx. 400 m.
  • Lions Lookout – approx. 550 m.
  • Lookout – approx. 950 m.
  • Marks Lookout Park area – approx. 1000 m.
  • Potters Point – approx. 1,2 km.
  • Leg of Mutton Lake Lookout – approx. 1,3 km.
  • Blue Lake Lookout – approx. 1,4 km.
  • Blue Lake Lookout (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 1,5 km.
  • Blue Lake – approx. 1,6 km.
  • Blue Lake Lookout – approx. 1,6 km.
  • Lookout – approx. 1,7 km.
  • Blue Lake Rotary Lookout – approx. 1,8 km.
  • Blue Lake Lookout – approx. 1,8 km.
  • Hoo Hoo Lookout – approx. 1,8 km.
  • Blue Lake Apex Lookout (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 2,1 km.

Attraction

  • Valley Lake Conservation area – approx. 850 m.

Hotels

  • The Old Mount Gambier Gaol – approx. 2,0 km.

Artwork

  • Signalling Change (artist: Trevor Wren and Dani McLean) – approx. 2,3 km.

Museum

  • Mount Gambier Courthouse Museum-National Trust (National Trust, opening hours: " by appointment", web) at Bay Road 42A (5290). In 1864 work began on the pink dolomite stone Courthouse and was completed in 1878. – approx. 2,3 km.

Convenience stores

  • Lennons – approx. 2,3 km.

Drinking water fountains

  • Drinking Water Fountain – approx. 1,0 km.

Bakeries

  • Homestyle Bakery – approx. 2,1 km.

Police stations

  • Mount Gambier Police Station at Bay Road 42 (5290) – approx. 2,3 km.

Cafés

  • Bay Blue – approx. 2,3 km.

Community centre

  • 1st Mount Gambier Scout Group – approx. 2,3 km.