Falls Creek in Victoria, Australia centers on Rocky Valley Lake, a reservoir in the alpine resort area. The primary paddling activity is kayaking and canoeing on this lake, which is a popular form of water recreation. Access to the lake is via two boat ramps located on either side of the Rocky Valley dam wall. To reach the lake from Falls Creek village, paddlers drive along Bogong High Plains Road past Windy Corner and take the second right to access the main area. Paddlers can bring their own craft or rent kayaks, sailboats, and paddleboats from the foreshore; rentals are typically available from 10am to 4pm on weekends and on weekdays during peak holiday periods. The lake offers opportunities to explore its farther banks. The surrounding summer and autumn season provides a context for outdoor activities, suggesting paddling is most viable during the warmer months. The area is managed in part by Parks Victoria, and for specific information regarding regulations or conditions, contacting them is recommended.