Boat Ramp
Boat Ramp
The boat ramp at Meadowbank Lake sits on the eastern side of Dunrobin Bridge along the Lyell Highway, roughly an hour northwest of Hobart.
It consists of a single-lane concrete ramp with an adjacent walkway to assist with launching, and parking is available nearby for cars and trailers. Public toilets and a picnic area are also located on the eastern side of the bridge.
As the most downstream lake in the Derwent River hydro-electric scheme, Meadowbank Lake draws boaters, water skiers, anglers, and canoeists.
Boaters should observe the 10-knot speed limit north of Dunrobin Bridge and stay clear of the no-boating zones approximately 1,500 metres upstream of Meadowbank Dam and 300 metres downstream of Cluny Dam.
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