Swimming In The Outback, Lake Argyle Swim 2020 Courtesy of Glenn Taylor, Lake Argyle, Western Australia. For the 10th year running, the 2020 First National Kimberley Lake Argyle Swim has set another entry record with 350 swimmers and a total of 570 team members (swimmers, paddlers and skippers) taking part in the 10 km and 20 km races on May 2nd 2020.
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The biggest. The wettest. The wildest. The toughest. All words that Australian swimmers can live by. 249 of them did at the 2016 First National Lake Argyle Swim in Western Australia. After registrations closed in a 2-hour sell out, a pair of 40-somethings bested the field in the 10 km and 20 km solo
Photos courtesy of Rocky Sutherland. Race information courtesy of Glenn Taylor - Event Manager, First National Lake Argyle Swim. Registration for the 2016 First National Lake Argyle Swim will open promptly at 09:00 hours (Western Australian Time) on Sunday November 1st 2015. Entries will be accepted for the 10 km and 20 km races held on May 7th in
Event director Glenn Taylor and the organisers of the First National Kimberly Lake Argyle Swim pay attention to friends, family, media and spectators as well as the competitors in the 10 km and 20 km race in Lake Argyle in Western Australia. The race offers 3 separate opportunities to watch the 10 km and 20 km races: At 7 am, there is an Early Bird
Family and friends will be able to enjoy a spectacular view of the swimmers at the First National Kimberly Lake Argyle swim in western Australia. While the swimmers, skippers, paddlers, and escort crew will be on the water or onshore, others can spectate from above in helicopters. Slingair Heliworks WA will be part of the 2013 marathon swimming event
