Salt Lake Lookout

Salt Lake Lookout in North Lake Grace, Western Australia, provides breathtaking panoramic views of the immense salt lake system and Lake Grace.

It is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The lookout is conveniently located just five minutes west of Lake Grace and can be reached from Perth in about four and a half hours. Lake Grace itself offers a unique outback experience with its stunning beauty and various attractions.

From the Salt Lake Lookout, visitors can capture the beauty of Lake Grace and the salt lake system, with its vibrant colors of pink, mauve, and green. The lookout also provides easy access to Apex Park, where visitors can relax and have a picnic before heading to the lake's shores. When the water in the lake dries up, visitors can even walk across the lake bed. The town of Lake Grace is known for its wildflower blooms during spring, providing a chance to witness nature's beauty. Other notable attractions in the region include Walkers Hill Vineyard, Australian Inland Mission Hospital Museum, Lake Grace Visitors Center, and Lake Grace Memorial Swimming Pool.

The best time to visit Salt Lake Lookout is during the spring season, particularly in September and October, when the wildflowers are in full bloom. To reach Salt Lake Lookout, visitors can drive southeast from Perth for about four and a half hours until they reach Lake Grace. From there, it is just a five-minute drive west to the lookout. Tourists can also gather more information about the area's attractions by visiting the visitor center in the old Stationmaster's House in Lake Grace.

For those looking for overnight accommodations, the town of Lake Grace offers a range