Lake Frome Travel Guide

 1+1 Says:  A landscape dominated by vivid and contrasting colours. 

 1+1 Says:  The longest fence in the world, it runs through South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. Mostly called the "Dog Fence" it was built to keep dingos out of sheep country. Many an Australian legend incorporates a reference to the Dog Fence. 

 1+1 Says:  What is quite surprising is the number of ant colonies in the bed of the lake. Maybe the soil is mounded up around the entrance to stop the very rare waters of the lake from pouring in down their tunnels. But obviously the ants are finding enough to keep themselves going. 

 1+1 Says:  Longest fence in the world, the Dingo Fence runs along side the lake. The old and the new fences run close by. Don't forget to close the gates after you pass through. Unlike other gates in the outback, don't leave it open if you find it already open. 

 1+1 Says:  This is a remote area and although the trip to the lake isn't particularly difficult, be sure you're carrying sufficient water and food in case the unexpected does happen and you are stranded for a while. Remember, shade as well as water is in short supply.