Salt Water Lake

Salt Water Lake in Melbourne is currently described as a scruffy bush and dead water or swamps under the West Gate Bridge, making it less appealing for travelers seeking a picturesque view.

If you're looking for other lakes to visit in Victoria, Lake Eildon, Sugarloaf Reservoir, Gippsland Lakes, and Pink Lakes of Murray-Sunset National Park are popular lakeside getaways in Australia. Lake Eildon, part of the Lake Eildon National Park, offers over 500km of shoreline, making it great for sailing, fishing, and picnicking. Sugarloaf Reservoir is perfect for hiking, with a 15km walk around the reservoir. The Gippsland Lakes area consists of three lakes, Lake King, Lake Victoria, and Lake Wellington, and is considered Victoria's crown jewel for large bodies of water. Lastly, the Pink Lakes of Murray-Sunset National Park feature unique lakes with a stunning pink salt-crusted basin.

The best time to visit Salt Water Lake or any other lake in Victoria is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny, providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities. To reach Salt Water Lake or other lakes in Victoria, you can take public transportation or drive. Salt Water Lake is located under the West Gate Bridge in Melbourne.