Enjoy picnicking or camping at Lake Hattah. There are pit toilets, tables and fireplaces. Lake Hattah is a good spot for cycling. …
Lake Hattah
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Enjoy picnicking or camping at Lake Hattah. There are pit toilets, tables and fireplaces.
Lake Hattah is a good spot for cycling. There are suitable tracks around Lake Hattah and along the river. Most of the other tracks are too sandy.
When the water levels are suitable the lake is excellent for canoeing. During flood times the water can extend many kilometres from the lakes. Take full safety precautions when using canoes.
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Fat-tailed Dunnart
10 Apr 2012
The fat-tailed dunnart (Sminthopsis crassicaudata) is a small mouse-like marsupial with a body length of 60-70mm. They are found in lowland areas in the western half of Victoria in sparse grassland and open shrubland. They nest in cavities beneath rocks or logs in a nest made of dry grass. …