Canoeing and Kayaking
Experienced canoers can set their own pace on any of the Loddon Valley’s picturesque waterways, from the Loddon River in the south to the Boort Wetlands in the north. For everyone else, there are no e...
Read MoreCanoe and kayak ownership in Australia has increased by 250 per cent in the last ten years, which is part of the Loddon Valley’s motivation to offer safe and dedicated canoe trails for both experienced and novice paddlers.
There’s no better place to enjoy your watercraft than on the Serpentine Creek Canoe Trail. Developed by La Trobe University, the Loddon Shire Council, the State Government and Dja Dja Wurrung, the trail starts with a purpose-built ramp for easy entry into the water.
Part of the five-kilometre trail’s purpose is to share the historic and ecological stories of this place. Marker buoys are situated at the points of interest and can be found via a map, or GPS. Learn about the area’s Indigenous, settlement and natural history as you paddle.
Experienced paddlers can go their own way at any of the Loddon Valley’s waterways, choose from the Loddon River, Serpentine Creek, Little Lake Boort and Laanecoorie Reservoir.
Canoe Hire
Canoes can be hired from the kiosk at The Boort Lakes Holiday Park for use on Little Lake Boort:
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Boort Wetlands
With rivers, swamps and lakes surrounding the town, Boort is proving a popular destination for day visitors and holiday makers. The 400ha Lake Boort just south of the town is a semi-permanent freshwa
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