Lake Eacham Self Guided Walk

Lake Eacham Self Guided Walk:

• The Lake Eacham self-guided walk is approximately 700m long and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. 
• The walk extends from the National Parks Headquarters to the lake’s edge with 16 points of interest along the way.
• It is an easy and informative walk which will give you an insight into the local animals and plants of the rainforest.

How to get There:

• The Lake Eacham self-guided walk originates close to the Crater Lakes National Parks Headquaters.
• Therefore, getting there is very easy from The Chambers. 
• You can go for a short walk down the drive from the Apartments and turn right to take you to the headquarters and then a left to go down the short roadway.
• The path begins about 50m away from the main roadway and is found on the right hand side of the road.
• Prior to your commencement of the walk, there are some self-guiding pamphlets found in a little box on the right. Take one of these. It will relate the things that you see on the walks and interpret them for you.

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