Lake Wallace

Lake Wallace Wallerawang is an artificial lake located in the New South Wales region of Australia.

It was created in 1978 as part of the Wallerawang power station project. The lake is over 4 square kilometers in size, and it has a maximum depth of 46 meters. It is surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque bushland, making it a perfect spot for outdoor recreational activities.

Lake Wallace Wallerawang offers an array of outdoor recreational activities for visitors. It is renowned for its excellent fishing spots, particularly for anglers targeting silver perch, golden perch, and Murray cod. The local council also maintains a fish stocking program to ensure that the lake maintains its fish population. Visitors can also enjoy swimming, kayaking and sailing in designated areas of the lake. There are picnic and barbecue facilities available, and visitors can take advantage of the peaceful surroundings by taking leisurely walks around the lake.

The best time to visit Lake Wallace Wallerawang is during the summer months from December to February. During this time, the weather is pleasant and warm, making it ideal for water-based activities. Lake Wallace Wallerawang is located approximately 2.5 hours from Sydney by car. From the Sydney CBD, take the M4 towards the Blue Mountains and exit at the Great Western Highway. Follow this road for approximately 30 minutes until you reach Wallerawang. Once in the town, follow the signs to the lake. If you're coming from the west, take the Great Western Highway towards Sydney, and again, follow the signs to the lake once you reach Waller