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Lake Monger (Noongar: Keiermulu) is a large urban wetland on the Swan Coastal Plain in suburban Perth, Western Australia nestled between the suburbs of Leederville, Wembley and Glendalough.
One of Perth’s most delightful parklands, Lake Monger is home to the famous black swan. You can see black swans and many other water birds that exist on the lake, thanks to the creation of a special breeding island. Here, native plants allow the swans to live in their natural environment.
- Leederville, Western Australia
- (08) 9347 6000
Lake Monger is one of few large wetlands remaining following white settlement. It's known for its prolific birdlife, and it's also a fine place for hiking and biking. Lake Monger is associated with the Wagyl, a Dreamtime serpent credited with creating the Swan River basin.
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Lake Monger is one of few large wetlands remaining following white settlement. It's known for its prolific birdlife, and it's also a fine place for hiking and biking. Lake Monger is associated with the Wagyl, a Dreamtime serpent credited with creating the Swan River basin.
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A 3.5km loop trail helps you to discover the beauty of the lake and surrounds, with several intereptive plaques providing insights from a historical perspective. Impressive views of Perth city can be experienced from the Dodd Street end of the walk.
Lake Monger Reserve is one of Perths most popular tourist destinations, with the central lake home to a vast array of local birdlife. The surrounding parkland is popular with walkers, families and those looking to enjoy the large open parkland.
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