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About Lake Tyrrell

Lake Tyrrell is situated in the heart of the Victorian Mallee, 7km north of the township of Sea Lake and 314km north west of Melbourne. The largest inland salt lake in Victorian is an attraction for tourists from all over the world, drawn to the mesmerising scenery, stunning sunrises and sunsets and breathtaking night skies.

The endless skies of Lake Tyrrell provide a beautiful backdrop to the unique salt formation on the lake bed. Enjoy the stillness and quiet of the unique environment.

The word “Tyrrell” derives from the Aboriginal word “Tyrille” meaning SKY or SPACE- both of which are in ample supply at Lake Tyrrell. During wet and warm periods, Lake Tyrrell turns pink from the red pigment secreted by the pink micro-algae red marine phytoplankton.

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IMPORTANT VISITOR INFORMATION:

Lake Tyrrell will be closed for public access from Wednesday 6 June 2018 until Monday 11 June due to the Sea Lake Mallee Rally Off Road Race.

During this time the Lake will be used for high-powered off road buggy racing and is unsafe for the general public. The Sea Lake Off Road Racing Club invites everyone to the family-friendly scrutineering night on Friday 8 June at the Sea Lake Recreation Reserve.

On Saturday and Sunday, the public can view the race from the main public area, located approximately 7km north of Sea Lake on the Sea Lake-Robinvale Road (start/finish line) and at Site 1 - Baileys Road.

The Sea Lake Mallee Rally is the longest off road racing event in Australia and attracts national and international competitors. For further information on the Mallee Rally, please see the Sea Lake Mallee Rally Facebook page.

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Lake Tyrrell is situated in the heart of the Victorian Mallee, 7km north of the township of Sea Lake and 314km north west of Melbourne. The largest inland salt lake in Victorian is an attraction for tourists from all over the world, drawn to the mesmerising scenery, stunning sunrises and sunsets and breathtaking night skies. The endless skies of Lake Tyrrell provide a beautiful backdrop to the unique salt formation on the lake bed. Enjoy the stillness and quiet of the unique environment. The word “Tyrrell” derives from the Aboriginal word “Tyrille” meaning SKY or SPACE - both of which are in ample supply at Lake Tyrrell. During wet and warm periods, Lake Tyrrell turns pink from the red pigment secreted by the pink micro-algae red marine phytoplankton.