The Lake Becking Nature Walk incorporates sites associated with the salt and gypsum mining that occurred here in the early days of European settlement. It is currently being revamped so interpretive signs is temporarily unavailable. A driving tour is also being prepared. Very crude facilities also exist at Mopoke Hut, Rocket Lake and Mt Crozier. Take care as, if you get lost or your vehicle breaks down, there is no water, no passing traffic and few distinguishing features in the landscape.
Temperatures can be extreme in summer and there is the risk of wildfires.
Take a map, compass and water, tell someone you are going and check on road conditions before you set off. The Hattah-Kulkyne National Park is based around the Hattah Lakes system which is filled by Chalka Creek, an anabranch of the Murray River. The information centre at Hattah Lake provides orientation and identifies some of the park's fauna, flora and archaeological sites. Middens, canoe trees and shield trees are evidence of Aboriginal occupation. There are kangaroos, goannas and over 200 species of birds, particularly pelicans, ibis and other waterbirds on the lakes.