The Blue Lake of Mount Gambier
The Blue Lake, located in Mount Gambier, South Australia, is a natural wonder that changes color with the seasons. From November to March, the lake turns a brilliant cobalt blue, creating a stunning spectacle that attracts visitors from around the world.
The lake is part of an ancient volcanic crater, and the area offers scenic walking trails with viewpoints to admire its beauty. Guided tours provide insights into the geology and history of the region, including the fascinating water system that supplies the town.
Mount Gambier itself is home to several other natural attractions, such as the Umpherston Sinkhole, a garden-filled limestone sinkhole, and the nearby Coonawarra wine region. These diverse experiences make the area a great destination for a short getaway.
The Blue Lake’s vivid transformation and surrounding attractions make Mount Gambier a unique stop on any South Australian journey.
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