Yanga Lake Red Gum Bird Hide

Located in Yanga National Park, the Yanga Lake Red Gum Bird Hide is a great spot for families and nature-lovers.

This hide offers spectacular birdwatching opportunities and is easily accessible along the Yanga Lake walking track.

The Yanga Lake Red Gum Bird Hide is a haven for over 150 species of birds. Nestled amongst the river red gums and old man saltbush, it is an ideal spot to watch pelicans and black swans as they forage for food and bring up their young. White-bellied sea eagles and great crested grebes are also a common sight in spring and autumn when the lakes fill with birds.

The Yanga Lake Red Gum Bird Hide can be visited year-round, with the best times for birdwatching being spring and autumn when the bird population is at its peak. To get to the Yanga Lake Red Gum Bird Hide, simply take the Yanga Lake walking track. Located near Balranald, Yanga National Park is part of Murrumbidgee Valley National Park, making it a convenient spot for locals and travelers in the area.

If you're looking for other attractions nearby, you can also explore the historic Yanga Homestead or spend a night or two at Mamanga campground.