Lake Hindmarsh Reserve
Fringed by ancient river red gums and fed by the Wimmera River, this huge lake is shared by parrots, pelicans, sea eagles, anglers and water sports enthusiasts alike.
The Wimmera River originates on the Great Dividing Range near Beaufort and ends in a series of 'terminal lakes', including Lake Hindmarsh, Lake Albacutya and finally, the Wyperfeld flood plains.
Things to see and do
* Boating, water skiing, swimming, nature study, camping and picnicking are popular activities at Lake Hindmarsh
* A number of camping areas are available. Four Mile Beach is the most popular site with well developed facilities (fees apply). Schulzes Beach and The Wattles have basic toilets and no fees. Bush camping (with no facilities) also occurs at several other locations around the lake
* The ruins of the Ebenezer Mission at Antwerp and the Wimmera-Mallee Pioneer Museum at Jeparit provide an insight into the early human history of the area
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