Lake Pedu is situated in the northern region of Peninsular Malaysia and is surrounded mainly by lowland forests. The are has great bird diversity, with more then 200 bird species observed here. One of the good bird watching spots is the last few kilometres of tree-lined road leading to the accommodation area. The forest and trails around the lake are excellent for bird watching especially in the early mornings and later afternoons.

During the fruit season, birds often come to feed on fruits of trees around the lake. Occasionally, a number or bird species can be seen in a single fig or berry tree. They include the Gold-whiskered Barbet, Black Hornbill, Crested Serpent Eagle and the Scarlet-rumped Tragon. The more adventurous can choose from several trails near the resorts.

One of the trails leads to a ridge top where one can have a scenic view of the surrounding lake area. During the migration raptors, such as honey buzzards and sparrow hawks. You can organise day trips to Lake Pedu from the Muda Resort. Bring packed lunch and bottled water if you plan to stay there the whole day.