NSW Land Information Centre Government Maps. The area has great natural beauty.
Anglers easily find peace, relaxation, solitude and pleasant fishing.
Small villages at North and South Durras complement the bush, wildlife and Lake. There are splendid bushwalks, beaches, picnic facilities and many opportunities to see kangaroos and parrots up-close. Commercial fishing takes about 11 tonnes of fish per annum from the Clyde River and the quantity has remained constant for some years. It is estimated that recreational anglers take about the same. Many splendid headlands, small sparkling bays and hidden beaches decorate the seashore.