Lake Cooby

Lake Cooby is located 35 km north of Toowoomba.

Only electric and non-motorised vessels suck as canoes, kayaks, row boats and sailing boats are allowed on the lake.

Swimming is not allowed and being a reserve, no dogs or other pets.

What to expect

Pleasant lake paddling surrounded by forested terrain. Restricted to electric and unpowered vessiles, the lake provides a break from the bustle seen in more popular areas during the summer months.

Lots of waterbirds can be found on the lake, including large flocks of coots, black swans and pelicans. Sea eagles and kites can often be seen

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Logistics

There is a single put-in point, a boat ramp at Loveday Cove.

The area is managed by Toowoomba Council.

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Map

Explore the key locations in the map below. Once visited, most locations will have a photograph that can be seen by clicking on the icon or number in the map itself.

The map also has markers every 100 metres that start at 0 from the put in area.

You may need to zoom in to see all of these markers. These do not correlate with any existing numbering system on the lake.

• Dam Wall
• Cooby Creek
• Geham Creek
• Boat Ramp

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