Located at the edge of Lake Elizabeth in the Great Otway National Park, this canoe slipway provides a dedicated launch point for paddlers heading out onto the calm, dark waters of the lake.

A wooden boardwalk accompanies the ramp, making access straightforward for those bringing their own canoes or kayaks.

The slipway serves as the starting point for paddling experiences that take visitors past submerged dead tree trunks and lush lakeside vegetation.

Early morning launches are particularly popular for spotting platypus along the fern-lined shores of this small, landslip-formed lake set within a narrow valley of wet forest.