Can you swim in Lake Innes?

Can you swim in Lake Innes?

At Lake Innes Nature Reserve, near Port Macquarie, visitors can enjoy cycling, fishing, birdwatching, swimming, kayaking and learning about NSW convict settlement history. The lake is also a gorgeous backdrop for picnicking, birdwatching, walking or cycling.

Is Lake Innes fresh water?

Lake Innes is of historical, environmental and cultural significance to the people of Lake Cathie and Port Macquarie, and to the people of New South Wales. As the largest freshwater body on the mid North Coast, the loss of Lake Innes habitat is considered regionally critical.

How long is the Googik track?

5.7 mile
Googik Heritage Track is a 5.7 mile out and back trail located near Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and trail running.

What is there to do at Lake Innes nature reserve?

Whether you’re an eager history student or an outdoor adventurer, you’ll find plenty to do at Lake Innes Nature Reserve, not far from Port Macquarie. The reserve features a fascinating historic site set in gorgeous natural scenery with plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling, birdwatching and water sport activities.

Is Lake Innes ruins still open?

Innes Ruins at Innes Ruins Historic Site, near Port Macquarie, is closed until further notice due to the impacts of bushfires in October 2019. Lake Innes Nature Reserve is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger. 02 6588 5555 for general enquiries only, no bookings.

What are the best nature reserves in Victoria?

Lake Innes Nature Reserve Queens Lake State Conservation Area Queens Lake Nature Reserve Lake Innes State Conservation Area Innes Ruins Historic Site Sea Acres Nature Reserve Woregore Nature Reserve Macquarie Nature Reserve Cowarra State Forest Queens Lake State Forest Burrawan State Forest 480000m. E 480000m.

What can you do at Port Macquarie?

You can book a tour of the ruins through the Port Macquarie Information Centre. The lake is also a gorgeous backdrop for picnicking, birdwatching, walking or cycling.