Chelle Fisher rated Lake Seppings (Tjuirtgellong), Albany a 3 out of 5
This freshwater lake is an excellent location for bird watching with more than 100 different species having been spotted in the area including wading birds such as the Australian white ibis, yellow-billed spoonbill and the white-faced heron, Blue-billed and musk ducks, black swans, hoary-headed grebes, Australian pelicans and Eurasian coots which can regularly be seen on the lake’s surface, while spotless crakes, masked lapwings, dusky moorhens, purple swamp hens and buff-banded rails can be found in the grasses. The 2.9km family friendly walking trail surrounds the lake on flat, well established paths and boardwalks. Lookouts, a bird hide, interpretive signage and rest stops can also be found along the route and what makes this trail even better is that it has wheelchair access with assistance from the car park to some lookouts. A real gem of a trail that I often enjoy as it is only 10 minutes from Albany heading towards Emu Point.
Less than 1 hour
0.9km
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