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Blue Lake
Mount Gambier
A volcanic crater lake that turns a vivid cobalt blue each summer, ringed by a 3.6km walking and cycling track.
Brownes Lake
Mount Gambier
Centenary Tower
Mount Gambier
The stone tower crowning Mount Gambier's highest point, with a climb rewarded by 360-degree views over the crater lakes and far out to the coast.
Crater Lakes Walk
Mount Gambier
A loop trail around the rims of the Blue Lake and Valley Lake craters, taking in lookouts over the volcanic landscape.
Ewens Ponds Conservation Park
Mount Gambier
Three interconnected freshwater spring ponds of extraordinary clarity, linked by channels you can drift-snorkel through.
Kilsby Sinkhole
Mount Gambier
One of the world's premier freshwater dive sites, a crystal-clear limestone sinkhole on private farmland near Mount Gambier.
Little Blue Lake
Mount Gambier
A deep, intensely blue water-filled sinkhole south of Mount Gambier, a popular spot for a bracing freshwater swim.
Mount Gambier Railway Lands
Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier's old rail yards reborn as gardens, wetlands and play spaces in the heart of the city, linked to a flat rail trail running east-west.
Mount Schank
Mount Gambier
One of Australia's youngest volcanoes, a textbook scoria cone south of Mount Gambier with a steep walking trail to the crater rim.
Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation Park
Mount Gambier
A Ramsar-listed coastal wetland whose crystal-clear freshwater springs and the deep "Chasm" draw snorkellers and divers from around the world.
Umpherston Sinkhole
Mount Gambier
A collapsed limestone cave transformed into a terraced sunken garden of hydrangeas, ivy and hanging vines, floodlit at night when possums emerge.
Valley Lake
Mount Gambier
A crater lake in the Crater Lakes reserve with a wildlife park, boardwalks and easy walking beside the water.