Lake Eleanor in Southwest

Lake Eleanor in West Coast is a body of water.

Nature
body of water

Viewpoint

  • Surprise Valley – approx. 9,2 km.
  • Donaghys Lookout – approx. 20,7 km.
  • Princes Peak – approx. 32,1 km.
  • Lake Lookout – approx. 47,5 km.
  • Mount Huxley Lookout – approx. 48,1 km.
  • Split Rock – approx. 49,5 km.
  • Gordon Dam Lookout – approx. 50,8 km.
  • Knob Hill Lookout – approx. 50,9 km.
  • The Needle viewpoint – approx. 54,9 km.
  • White Spur Lookout – approx. 55,4 km.
  • Red Knoll Lookout – approx. 83,5 km.

Campsite

  • Loddon River East Bank (tents allowed). Hard dirt campsite immediately on the path next to the bridge. Maximum capacity 3 small tents. Muddy when wet. – approx. 18,0 km.
  • Loddon River West Bank (tents allowed). Good campsite with several sites along the river. Room for maybe 8 small-medium tents. – approx. 18,0 km.
  • Lakeside Campsite (tents allowed). Several campsites with capacity for around 10 tents in total. – approx. 21,9 km.
  • Thureau Hills Camping Area (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 44,2 km.
  • Lake Burbury South Boat Ramp – approx. 44,5 km.
  • Shelf Camp (tents allowed) – approx. 76,7 km.
  • Lonely Tarns Campsite (tents allowed) – approx. 78,2 km.
  • Junction Creek Campsite (tents allowed) – approx. 90,2 km.
  • Crossing River Campground (East side) (tents allowed) – approx. 90,7 km.
  • Crossing River Campground (West side) (tents allowed) – approx. 90,7 km.

Attraction

  • Heritage Landing – approx. 47,1 km.
  • Sarah Island – approx. 58,7 km.

Parking

  • Franklin River Picnic Area – approx. 13,6 km.

Artwork

  • Bitumen Bones – approx. 63,0 km.