Lake Edward Walking Trail is 2.5km loop walk that follows the sign posts around the volcanic crater through woodlands and open grass areas. Allow a minimum of 1 hour to complete the loop. There are gradual inclines that provide panoramic views overlooking the lake with a boardwalk leading to a hidden bird hide. It is classified as a moderate hike and is suitable for bushwalkers with an average level of fitness.
Lake Edward is a native forest reserve therefore visitors are to abide by the Native Forest Reserve Trail Code:
- Consider other forest users. Cyclist, please give way to walkers
- Protect yourself with appropriate clothing, sturdy footwear and if cycling, a helmet.
- Keep to established tracks to avoid unstable or muddy areas.
- Do not disturb native plants or animals.
- Take your rubbish home.
- Leave pets, firearms, horses and vehicles outside (in the carpark) as they are not permitted in the reserve.
- Access is during daylight hours only.
Lake Edward is closed on total fire ban days.
Frogs at Lake Edward
According to Frog Watch SA there are 3 varified species of frogs sighted at Lake Edward
Common Eastern Froglet (Crinia signifera)
Striped Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes peronii)
Southern Brown Tree Frog (Litoria ewingi)
