The Best Family Walks in MelbourneMelbourne has a wide range of family walks which cover art trails, bayside views, rainforests, huge Botanic Gardens, creeks, rivers and flora and fauna. Many of the longer walks can easily be broken up into smaller secti(03)
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne (Central Melbourne)Founded in 1846, the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne is an inner-city oasis comprising 38 hectares of garden beds, lakes and sweeping lawns. It is home to 52,000 individual plants representing more than 10,000 species fr(03) 9252 2300
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne (Central Melbourne)
Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne (Cranbourne)The Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne is one of Victoria's most precious areas of native bushland and offers nature-lovers the chance to explore 363 hectares of untouched heathlands, wetlands and woodlands. These expansiv(03) 5990 2200
Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne (Cranbourne)
Cnr Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive,Cranbourne,
Victoria
Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden (Olinda)The Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden which was formerly named the National Rhododendron Gardens, are host to brilliantly coloured blooms of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, cherries and daffodils. Seasonal changes ensur(03)
1000 Steps Kokoda Track Memorial Walk (Tremont)The 1000-step Kokoda Track Memorial Walk is set in the Dandenongs and has a series of memorial plaques. The 5 km takes around two hours to walk and the track is very steep. It begins at the Ferntree Gully Rangers' Office(03)
1000 Steps Kokoda Track Memorial Walk (Tremont)
1A Mount Dandenong Tourist Rd, Tremont VIC 3785Tremont,
Victoria
A Taste of Brighton Walk (Brighton)Starting at the historic Brighton Town Hall on Wilson Street, the Taste of Brighton Walk is 2.3 kilometres long with a walking time of 1 hour. The trail path is mostly flat with a couple of small hills.
Walk Summary:
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A Taste of Brighton Walk (Brighton)
Cnr Carpenter Street and Wilson Street,Brighton,
Victoria
Aboriginal Heritage Walk (Central Melbourne)Journey into the ancestral lands of the Kulin nation and explore their rich and thriving culture on this award-winning walk in the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. Experience a traditional smoking ceremony with our Indig(03) 9252 2429
Albert Park & Albert Park LakeAlbert Park is approximately three km from the CBD of Melbourne. It is a 225 ha sporting and recreational park that caters for formal and informal recreation. Albert Park is the focus for many of Victoria's spectacular e(03)
Albury - Yindyamarra Sculpture WalkThe Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk features a series of stunning contemporary Aboriginal sculptures lining the Wagirra Trail from Kremur Street to Wonga Wetlands.
Eleven sculptures created by local Aboriginal artists have(03)
Albury CBD Historic Building Walking TourThe Albury CBD Historic Building Walking Tour, which is available from a free mobile app or printed brochure, showcases 21 sites spread over 13 locations along Smollett and Dean Streets.
The tour is the ideal way to e(03)
Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve (Springvale South)The Alex Wilkie Nature Reserve is a valuable educational and cultural resource ideal for people interested in walking through some of the region's most beautiful bushland.
A ranger is on hand for guided tours, and to (03) 9239 5100
Alexandra - Binns McCreas WalkThe 6 km easy loop walk meets the Goulburn River west of Alexandra on the Binns McCraes Road and follows it as it meanders through the countryside. Then you walk back along Swann Road and up onto the old cutting and down(03)
Alexandra - Lucky Mine Lookout WalkLucky Mine Lookout is named after one of the most successful early gold mines which was located just below the top of the hill and overlooks the township of Alexandra and the valley it lies in.
The lookout is located (03)
Alexandra - McKenzie Flora ReserveMcKenzie Flora Reserve is one of three bushland reserves at the south end of Alexandra. It is home to a wider range of flora, fauna and fungi, including 28 members of the orchid family and the tiny birds nest fungus.
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Alexandra - Old Cutting Lookout WalkThe walk to the Old Cutting Lookout is amongst the most beautiful and popular walks by locals in Alexandra. Watch for the small wrens, robins, finches and the honeyeaters that frequent the trees along the path. Can you s(03)
Alexandra Gardens (Central Melbourne)On the south bank of the Yarra River, the Alexandra Gardens connect to Kings Domain, the Domain parklands and the landscaped Royal Botanic Gardens.
First laid out in 1904, the gardens' most notable feature is the line(03)
Alexandra Self Guided Town TourStart at Alexandra Visitor Information Centre located at Rotary Park, in Grant Street. Walk around the grounds to see the Sound Stage and the Truck Memorial.
Map of Walk
Turn left (north) from the front of the Vi(03)
Alfred Nicholas Gardens (Sherbrooke)The many linking paths through this garden take you beneath a canopy of the awesome mountain ash trees of the Dandenong Ranges. The garden was part of the historic Burnham Beeches Estate, home of Alfred Nicholas, develop(03)
All Nations Park (Northcote)All Nations Park is a contemporary 13 hectare regional park created on the site of the former 'Northcote Landfill'. Situated behind Northcote Shopping Plaza the elevated site provides views, which are a striking feature (03)
Allambee - Mount Worth State ParkSituated on the western rim of the Strzelecki Ranges, Mount Worth State Park encompasses 1,040 hectares of Mountain Ash forest and regenerating native bush.
Things to See and Do
Walking
1. Giant's Circuit - 1.8km, 1(03)
Alowyn Gardens (Yarra Glen)Alowyn Garden is designed along strong symmetrical lines that become blurred by the softness of the spaces and the grace of the trees, within an area of approximately 4 acres. There are 5 clearly defined areas within the(03) 9730 2400
Alpine National ParkThe Alpine National Park stretches from central Gippsland all the way to the New South Wales border where it adjoins Kosciuszko National Park. Within the park are some of Australia's most stunning alpine landscapes, incl(03)
Alpine Shire Walks (Mount Beauty, Tawonga, Bogong Village)There are a variety of walks in the Alpine Shire
Mount Beauty Walks
Pondage Walk
3km, 45 mins return
No bushwalking experience required. Well-formed, flat track with no steps. Clearly sign posted.
Start from t(03)
Alto Heritage Walk (Croydon)The 2.8 km walk takes in the views of the high-ground of the City of Maroondah and historical elements. It starts at the northern side of Croydon Railway Station.
The route description is:
Start on the northern(03)
Altona Coastal Park (Seaholme)Altona Coastal Park is a 70 hectares intertidal and salt marsh area in the Altona area. It is an important recreational and nature conservation area, providing habitats for a large biodiversity of flora and fauna. It is (03)
Altona Coastal Park (Seaholme)
Cnr Altona Road and Pines Scout Camp Road,Seaholme,
Victoria
Altona Dog Beach and Cherry Lake Walk (Altona)This 7.5km circuit walk is especially ideal for a dog walk since it starts and ends at the Altona dog beach which is off-leash all year round and one of the best off-lead dog beaches in Melbourne with big tidal sand flat(03)
Anakie Gorge Walk (Staughton Vale)The 7 km return (3 hour) Anakie Gorge Walk follows Stony Creek through the Anakie gorge in the Brisbane Ranges National Park between the Lower Stony Creek Reservoir and picnic area at Anakie Gorge along a relatively flat(03)
Anderson to San Remo Shared PathwayThe 8km (one-way) shared path connects the small village of Anderson to the San Remo township. The trail mostly follows Phillip Island Road. Head out in the morning and arrive in San Remo midday for the feeding frenzy, w(03)
Anniversary Outer Circle Railway Trail (Kew - Hughesdale)As a shared bike and pedestrian path, the Outer Circle Railway Anniversary Trail follows the tracks of the old steam era Outer Circle Line. 'Anniversary' was added to the name as part of the commemorations of Victoria's (03)
Anniversary Outer Circle Railway Trail (Kew - Hughesdale)
Antonio Park (Mitcham)Antonio Park is seven hectares in size and includes a playground, walking trails, remnant bushland, a BBQ area and bird watching opportunities.
History - The park is named after the Antonio family who were first assoc(03)
ANZAC Walk (Emerald)Emerald's 30 minute Anzac Walk features plaques, information signs and an audio trail to listen to the stories of the 32 soldiers from Emerald and how they died in the war plus a statue of the Unknown Soldier. The walk s(03)
ANZAC Walk (Emerald)
Cnr Kilvington Drive and Main Street,Emerald,
Victoria
Apollo Bay - Hike 2 Camp Great Ocean WalkHike the Great Ocean Walk and camp in the spectacular ocean view 'hike-in hike-out' campsites.
The Great Ocean Walk has become a must do experience in Australia. From Apollo Bay to the world renowned 12 Apostles the0497 132 047
Apollo Bay - Maits Rest Rainforest Walk and Glow WormsTake the self-guided rainforest boardwalk at Maits Rest in the Otways and see beautiful fern gardens and giant rainforest trees up to 300 years old. Maits Rest is an easy walk located 17km to the west of Apollo Bay on Th(03)
Apollo Bay - Maits Rest Rainforest Walk and Glow Worms
Apsley - Newlands Nature Walking TrailFederation Corner is the start of an easy, all weather walking track, linking the township of Apsley to the pictursque Newlands Lake. Meandering through 258 hectares of natural unspoiled bushland, the 5 km walk (or short(03)
Ararat - Barkly Street Heritage Walking TourMany of Ararat's original buildings survive today in Barkly Street and beyond. Let the city's origins and colourful history unfold with this walking tour which is approximately 2.2km of easy walking.
Barkly Street Wa(03)
Ararat - Barkly Street Heritage Walking Tour
Cnr Barkly Street and View Point Street,Ararat,
Victoria
Arnolds Creek Circuit (Melton)The Arnolds Creek Circuit provides and interesting and scenic tour of Melton's south. Keep an eye out for the picturesque view of the Melton viaduct peaking out between the valley floor.
The viaduct which spans Werrib(03)
Arthurs Seat State Park (Arthurs Seat)Rising above the Mornington Peninsula, Arthurs Seat is the most familiar of all Port Phillip Bay landscape features. It's 314 m summit, reached by road or foot, gives spectacular views of the bay and Port Phillip Heads. (03)
Arthurs Seat State Park (Arthurs Seat)
Cnr Arthurs Seat Road and Purves Rd,Arthurs Seat,
Victoria
Arthurs Seat Summit Circuit Walk (Arthurs Seat)A super walk which is one of our favourites. A fairly easy 2km walk with great views across Port Phillip Bay in parkland with few changes in elevation. The 30-60 minute walk includes the Matthew Flinders Cairn, Seawinds (03)
Arts, Artists and Ancient Trees Walk (Bulleen)An enjoyable, easy walk for lovers of art and local history. Points of interest include the 'Heidelberg School Artists Trail' and the 'Heidelberg Heritage Trail'. Heide Museum of Modern Art has three galleries, a sculptu(03)
ArtWalk Melbourne (Melbourne)ArtWalk is a way to explore innovative works of art in a selection of leading galleries and art spaces in Melbourne's creative precincts and regions. An immersive experience, our walks, talks and programs provide an oppo0438 285 978
Ascot Vale Heritage TrailThe walk starts at the corner of Union Road and Maribyrnong Road and takes in many fascinating sites of historical interest in the Ascot Vale area, west of the railway line. Many of the buildings you will see on this wal(03)
Ascot Vale Heritage Trail
Cnr Union Road and Maribyrnong Road,Ascot Vale,
Victoria
Aura Vale Lake Park (Menzies Creek)Aura Vale Lake is a popular location for boating and other water sports. The lake forms part of a diverse drainage system designed to channel runoff water from the developed areas of the southern fringe of the Emerald ri(03)
Avoca Chinese GardenBeautifully positioned overlooking the river flats, Avoca's Garden of Fire and Water is a delightful attraction which reflects the Chinese heritage within the region. The garden represents and acknowledges the important (03)
Avoca Heritage WalkIf it is history that you prefer, then there is no better way to experience the history of our towns that were established by the discovery of gold than by taking a self-guided historic walk. Wander Avoca's wide main str(03)
Avoca River Nature TrailThe Avoca River nature trail begins at Lions Club Park where there is a playground and picnic facilities (shelter with two tables, two unshaded tables, BBQ, water tap and toilets).
Then follow the Avoca River past the(03)
Bacchus Marsh - Avenue of Honour River Circuit WalkA 2.9km loop walk which starts from the Rupert Vance Moon Reserve next to the Lerderderg River where the Bacchus Marsh Road crosses the river. The reserve has three shelters with one table each, toilets, BBQ and water t(03)
Bacchus Marsh - Avenue of Honour River Circuit Walk
Bacchus Marsh - Peppertree WalkThe 3.0km walk starts at Peppertree Park which is located next to the Bacchus Marsh Outdoor Swimming Pool in Grant Street. The park has a shelter with tables and seats, two shelters with one table, one unshaded table, gr(03)
Badger Creek Weir Picnic Area and WalksA favourite picnic spot in the Yarra Valley is Badger Weir Picnic Grounds, located at the end of Badger Weir Road, off Don Road in Healesville/Badger Creek, 7km from Healesville.
Old-style shingle roof rotundas, lands(03)
Bairnsdale - Mitchell River WalkThe total distance for the walk in a loop is 5.4 km which takes about one and a quarter hours at a leisurely stroll. One starting point for the walk is at Mitchell Port Road where there is a huge shelter with four tables(03)
Balbirooroo Wetlands Walk (Balnarring)The Balbirooroo Wetlands has lots of bird life with bird hides and information boards at intervals along the track which provide details of the flora and fauna in the area. Balbirooroo is a Koori word meaning 'ibis'.
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Balbirooroo Wetlands Walk (Balnarring)
3085 Frankston - Flinders Road,Balnarring,
Victoria
Balcombe Estuary Circuit Walk (Mount Martha)An easy 6.1km circuit walk which follows the Balcombe Creek along a wooden boardwalk and passes two dog off leash areas, two playgrounds, a sandy beach and the Mount Martha shops with plenty of cafes. This is a great wal(03)
Balcombe Estuary Reserve (Mount Martha)Balcombe Creek, with its estuary, is the last unspoilt waterway entering the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay. The Reserves cover 44 hectares of natural bushland along the creek's lower reaches.
The Boonerwrung, the M(03)
Bald Hill 1000+ Steps (Bacchus Marsh)The 1000+ steps walk links the residential area close to Halletts Way with the peak of the nearby Bald Hill. The link terminates in a lookout.
Upon completion of the next phase of the project, visitors will be able t(03)
Baldry Crossing Circuit Walk (Main Ridge)Baldry's Circuit Walk is located within the Mornington Peninsula National Park, near the township of Main Ridge. The walking trail consists of a short circuit (1.6 km) and a longer circuit (3.6km), that meanders through (03)
Ballarat - Dementia-friendly Forest and Sensory Trail (Canadian)Australia's first dementia-friendly forest and sensory trail is located in Ballarat's Woowookarung Regional Park and offers a gentle and inclusive way to see, smell, touch and hear nature.
Meandering through native bu(03)
Ballarat - Dementia-friendly Forest and Sensory Trail (Canadian)
Ballarat - Woowookarung Regional ParkWoowookarung - 'place of plenty' is part of the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung Aboriginal people.
Woowookarung Regional Park is a 641-hectare park which was established in 2016 and is perfect for bushwalking, tr(03)
Ballarat Chinese Heritage TrailGain an appreciation of the significant historical sites of the Chinese in Ballarat during the 19th century. This rewarding 10km trail is an innovative combination of original sites, including the New and Old Ballarat ce(03)
Ballarat Heritage Walking ToursThe Ballarat Heritage Walking Tours is a beautiful, 34 page, A5 booklet that details three different walking tours that will guide you through Ballarat's history and heritage.
This high gloss, coloured booklet provid1800 446 633
Ballarat Koorie Heritage TrailThe 40km long Ballarat Koorie Heritage Trail takes you on a journey into the richness of the region's Aboriginal past. The route can be cycled or driven.
The 10 sites featured include the median strip on the corner of(03)
Ballarat Public Art Walk (Contemporary)With more than 120 artworks to its name, Ballarat is home to one of Australia's largest and most significant regional public art collections. This is one of four public art walks highlighting the City of Ballarat's Publi(03)
Ballarat Public Art Walk (Lake Wendouree)With more than 120 artworks to its name, Ballarat is home to one of Australia's largest and most significant regional public art collections. This is one of four public art walks highlighting the City of Ballarat's Publi(03)
Ballarat Public Art Walk (Lake Wendouree)
9 Wendouree Parade, VIC 3350Lake Wendouree,
Victoria
Ballarat Public Art Walk (Sturt Street)With more than 120 artworks to its name, Ballarat is home to one of Australia's largest and most significant regional public art collections. This is one of four public art walks highlighting the City of Ballarat's Publi(03)
Ballarat Public Art Walk (Sturt Street)
Sturt Street and Dawson Street South,Ballarat,
Victoria
Ballarat Public Art Walk (War History)With more than 120 artworks to its name, Ballarat is home to one of Australia's largest and most significant regional public art collections. This is one of four public art walks highlighting the City of Ballarat's Publi(03)
Ballarat Public Art Walk (War History)
Sturt Street and Dawson Street South,Ballarat,
Victoria
Baluk Willam Flora Reserve (Belgrave South)Baluk Willam Flora Reserve, south-west of the Dandenong Ranges, is particularly significant for its flora and is a sanctuary for over a third of Victoria's orchid species.
Facilities are limited, there are no BBQ, pic(03)
Baluk Willam Flora Reserve (Belgrave South)
Cnr Courtneys Road and Orchid Road,Belgrave South,
Victoria
Banksia Park (Bulleen)In 1841 a punt was installed on the Yarra River at the site of the bridge at Banksia Park. It opened the best route between Melbourne and the Bulleen-Templestowe area enabling the earliest Europeans to settle along the r(03)
Barmah Community WalkBarmah is situated on the banks of the mighty Murray River and is a marvellous place to enjoy camping, fishing, canoeing, bushwalking and much more. Barmah is also the gateway to the internationally significant Ramsar Si(03)
Barwon Heads Bluff WalkThe Bluff at Barwon Heads is a spectacular walk. A walking track snakes around the headland offering spectacular ocean and estuary views while at low tide you can walk beneath the cliffs and explore the dozens of rock po(03)
Bass Coast Best Walks and TrailsBass Coast has a wonderful range of rail trails, bushland and coastal walks offering diverse environments to explore. Key walks and trails include the spectacular George Bass Coastal Walk and the Bass Coast Rail Trail wh(03)
Battle of Trafalgar Walk (Sandringham)Starting at the Sandringham Railway Station on Station Street, the Battle of Trafalgar Walk is 3.7 kilometres long with a walking time of 1 hour. The trail path is moderate in terms of difficulty and there are some hilly(03)
Battle of Trafalgar Walk (Sandringham)
Cnr Waltham Street and Abbott Street,Sandringham,
Victoria
Bay Trail (Seaford - Port Melbourne)The full Bay Trail runs from Seaford to Port Melbourne over a distance of 48.5km.
A route description is:
Seaford - Mordialloc section
In the south, the trail begins a short distance from Seaford railway stati(03)
Bayles Fauna Park (Bayles)Whether you are looking for somewhere to take a gentle stroll or somewhere to take a closer look at wildlife, where else would you go but amongst the peaceful setting here in the Bayles Fauna Reserve. Here at the park yo(03) 5629 4456
Bayside Coastal Art Trail (Melbourne)The Bayside Coastal Art trail covers seventeen kilometres along one of Melbourne's most picturesque coastlines.
The trail celebrate the lives and artwork of notable Australian artists who painted the Bayside coast in(03)
Beaufort - Camp Hill WalkTake a lovely 2.9km stroll on this great easy track around Camp Hill. Start at the lovely picnic area and proceed around the track to a picturesque views of Beaufort from above.
Take a drive up King Street toward Rag(03)
Beaufort Historical WalkWhile visiting Beaufort, you can discover the history of the early goldfields while immersing yourself in the charm of country life. Heritage buildings and picturesque streetscapes await you. Grand old buildings, graciou(03)
Beeac Heritage WalkMap of Beeac Heritage Walk
START:
1. Rural Transaction Centre - 65 Main St.
(Plaque - opened 2003)
Former Beeac Post Office built 1928
Earlier Beeac Post Office destroyed by fire 1926
2. Children's Park and (03)
Beechworth - Mayday Hills Gardens WalkThe magnificent heritage gardens of Mayday Hills are open daily to the public from dawn to dusk.
They were started back in the mid-19th century with the building of the Beechworth Lunatic Asylum. The gardens cover ove(03)
Beechworth Walking ToursThree walking tours are offered.
The Echoes of History Guided Walking Tour which covers:
The story of explorer Robert O'Hara Burke (of Burke & Wills fame)
The role of the Golden Horseshoes in an historic election
T(03) 5728 8065 / 1300 366 321
Belgrave Railway TrailBelgrave Rail Trail is a shared-use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows the Belgrave railway line from Bayswater to Belgrave railway station in Belgrave, in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
Trail S(03)
Bellarine Rail Trail (Geelong)The Bellarine Rail Trail is a 35 km walking and cycling track on the Bellarine Peninsula that follows the route of the former South Geelong to Queenscliff branch line.
The trail is primarily constructed of compacted, (03)
Bellbird Dell Reserve (Vermont - Vermont South)Named after the distinctive sound of the bellbird, the reserve consists of open space, shared trails, feature ponds, picnic facilities and playgrounds, all within a natural bushland setting.
Bellbird Dell is a 1.4 km (03)
Bellbridge Foreshore WalkAs you walk this attractive 4.2km foreshore return trail admire historic Bethanga Bridge and view the Lake Hume dam gates across the water - two of the iconic features of majestic Lake Hume.
The track passes through p(03)
Benalla - Lotpatj Natjan Danak Sculpture WalkLotjpatj Natjan Danak is a creation of cultural works that represent Ancestors; totems and special places; spirituality; ceremonies and cultural practices; histories and knowledge systems; ecology and seasons; plants; in(03)
Benalla Heritage TrailFrom the site of the original Broken River Border Police Station, to the Barber Shop where Ned Kelly tried to escape custody, the Benalla Heritage Trail is packed with over 20 sites that bring to life the stories and his(03)
Benambra Town WalksA scenic 27km drive north east from Omeo rewards visitors to the village of Benambra, sitting at 700 metres above sea level, with sweeping vistas of Victoria's famed High Plains and the Australian Alps stretching to the (03)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Driving Tour (East)Wander the gracious boulevards of White Hills and Axedale, and tour the wine areas of Greater Bendigo.
Driving Time: 2.5 hours
Distance: 150 kilometres
Gold discoveries at White Hills and Heathcote were reported(03)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Driving Tour (East)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Driving Tour (West)Follow the hills where the mining magnates built, through the gullies where the miners' lived, down to the alluvial flats of the first rushes.
Driving Time: 2 hours
Distance: 65 kilometres
Gold was first discove(03)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Driving Tour (West)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Tour (Bendigo Views)Stroll up View Street and raise your eyes to the churches and mansions built overlooking the mines that once made Bendigo wealthy.
Walking Time: 2 hours
Distance: 7.7 kilometres
Bendigo became one of the world'(03)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Tour (Bendigo Views)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Tour (City Centre)Wander along Pall Mall and admire the town planning by William Charles Vahland, the Goldfields architect, that turned this muddy goldfield into a boom town.
Walking Time: 1.5 hours
Distance: 3.8 kilometres
The d(03)
Bendigo - Celebrate Vahland Heritage Tour (City Centre)
Bendigo - White Hills Sediments Geological ReserveThe White Hills Sediments Geological Reserve has 2.5km of walking tracks displaying the remnants of many Chinese mines, two sediment ponds, geological features, flora and fauna.
The Reserve is accessible from either t(03)
Bendigo - White Hills Sediments Geological Reserve
Bendigo Creek TrailThe 17km (one-way) Bendigo Creek Trail takes you past some of Bendigo's most historic icons and attractions.
Following the Bendigo Creek, Bendigo Creek trail traces its course north-east from Crusoe Reservoir and prov(03)
Bendigo Street Art Self Guided Walking TourBendigo has long been a haven for creative types. If its beautiful scenery and historic buildings aren't already enough to capture your attention, a bunch of amazing artists have made it more colourful by adding their ow(03)
Berrys Creek - Mossvale ParkMossvale Park is a picturesque botanical garden established in a looping meander of the Tarwin River. The plantings in the park include exotic ornamental trees and shrubs.
The park was developed by Francis Moss who es(03)
Berwick Heritage WalkThe Berwick Heritage walking tour is designed to highlight the well known and not so well known aspects of Berwick's rich heritage and takes you through some of the oldest streets in Berwick. It includes the old site of (03)
Bike and Walking Trails in Wyndham Area (Werribee)There are a range of bike and walking trails in the Wyndham area including:
Federation Bike Trail - The Federation Trail is a safe off-road, sealed path for pedestrians and cyclists, providing a link between Werribee(03)
Bike and Walking Trails in Wyndham Area (Werribee)
Binnak Park Walk (Watsonia North)This circuit is a leisurely 3km walk around Binnak Park in Watsonia North. The route can easily be shortened if you have less time.
To explore the park, enter at any of these points on the circuit:
18 Vicarage Wa(03)
Birdsland Reserve (Belgrave Heights)Birdsland is a 75ha bushland reserve located in Belgrave South. The reserve is home to many native animals and birds, including platypus. Birdsland is a great spot for a picnic or bush walk, with it's walking tracks, B(03)
Birrarrung Park (Templestowe Lower)Situated at the confluence of the Plenty and Yarra Rivers, this 33 hectare park was in
important meeting place for the Wurundjeri people. Birrarrung Park is a significant recreation space within the parks along the Yar(03)
Birrarrung Park (Templestowe Lower)
Cnr Templestowe Rd and Sheahans Rd,Templestowe Lower,
Victoria
Birregurra Heritage WalkDiscover the history and scenic beauty of the Birregurra township.
Birregurra and its story... Bowden's Point, as Birregurra was first named, developed as a white settlement in the 1860's. It soon became known as Birr(03)
Black Rock House Architectural Trail Walk (Beaumaris)Walk Summary:
Start: 96 Reserve Road, Beaumaris
Distance: 5 kilometres
Walking Time: About 80 minutes
Undulations: The trail path has moderate to occasionally steep undulations
Trail directions:
1. Beaumaris Libr(03)
Black Rock House Architectural Trail Walk (Beaumaris)
Blackburn Creeklands (Blackburn)The Blackburn Creeklands park consists of three continuous bushland reserves along Gardiners Creek: Blacks Walk, Kalang Park and Furness Park - featuring wetlands, two creeks, three playgrounds, walking tracks and more t(03)
Blackburn Lake Sanctuary (Blackburn)Blackburn Lake Sanctuary has indigenous bushland, a lake, extensive walking tracks, Visitors Centre and two playgrounds.
The centre-piece of the Sanctuary is the man-made lake Blackburn Lake which was formed in 1889 b(03)
Blackwood - Lerderderg Heritage River WalkA summary of the Lerderderg Heritage River Walk is:
Distance: Circuit 8.0km
Time: 2.5 hours return
Gradient: Fairly flat
Quality of Path: Formed track and crosses small creeks via bridges
Quality of Markings: Sign(03)
Blackwood - Whipstick Loop WalkA summary of the Whipstick Loop Walk is:
Grade of Walk: Grade 3
Distance: Circuit 5.0km
Time: 2 hours return
Gradient: Short steep hills
Quality of Path: Formed track, some obstacles
Quality of Markings: Sign pos(03)
Blind Bight Foreshore ReserveBlind Bight Foreshore Reserve is 35.5 hectares of bushland which is renowned for its rare and threatened wildlife - and abundant indigenous orchids and wildflowers in Spring. Explore the coastline with bird watching all (03)
Blind Creek Trail (Wantirna South - Boronia)The Blind Creek Trail is a shared-use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows the Blind Creek from the Dandenong Creek Trail in Wantirna South to the Ringwood - Belgrave Rail Trail in Boronia. The path is mostl(03)
Blue Waters Lake Reserve (Ocean Grove)Blue Waters Lake is a lovely lake surrounded by a path and flanked by houses which is a regular stop-over for pelicans, swans, ducks and numerous bird life.
Review:
Maybe not exactly blue, but when we visited in May(03)
Bogong - Fainter FallsA gentle wander along the beautiful Fainter Creek culminating with a picturesque waterfall.
Distance / time: 1.5 km / 30 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with gentle hills and steep uneven steps(03)
Bogong - Lake Guy WalkCircle the water's edge on this beautiful walk around a section of the Kiewa Hydroelectric Scheme.
Distance / time: 3 km / 1 hr 15 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with steps, short steep sectio(03)
Boho - The Old Weir and Creek WalkTake this 2.2km walk through the woodlands of the beautiful Honeysuckle Creek valley to discover a special place secreted away in the foothills of the Central Victorian Uplands - The Old Weir.
This idyllic walk will t(03)
Bolin Bolin Billabong Walk (Bulleen)The Bolin Bolin Billabong Walk starts and finishes at Bulleen Park, Bulleen Road, Bulleen.
Your walk takes you through riverine habitat, along narrow dirt paths and into the sacred domain of the Bolin Bolin Billabong.(03)
Bonnie Doon - Golden Mountain WalkThe 4km walk is recommended as a slow ramble towards the peak of Golden Mountain. Walking along old logging tracks you will pass large moss-covered granite boulders, ti-tree thickets and eucalypts including Peppermint Gu(03)
Bonnie Doon - Golden Mountain Walk
Cnr Ferraris Road and Harpers No. 4 Track,Bonnie Doon,
Victoria
Bonnie Doon Time Warp WalkThe Bonnie Doon 2.6km history walk invites you to travel through time as you explore the town's unique history through twelve signs, strategically placed throughout the township.
As you are walking from sign to sign,(03)
Boort - Little Lake BoortBoort is known as the oasis of the north owing to the numerous lakes and waterways, the lush gardens of the township and the expansive irrigated agricultural land surrounding the town.
The area's first station establi(03)
Boort - Little Lake Boort
Cnr Godfrey Street and McMillans Road,Boort,
Victoria
Boroondara 'Walk Rest Talk' Walking MapsBoroondara council has created a series of walking maps which show walking routes in Boroondara that have access to seats, drinking fountains, pedestrian crossings, toilets, public transport routes, paths and dog off lea(03)
Box Hill Gardens and Kingsley Gardens (Box Hill)Box Hill Gardens is a fairly large area with open grassy areas for games, a large pond with ducks, two playgrounds, War Memorial, cricket pitch, BBQs and toilets.
The playgrounds are Irving Avenue Playground on the so(03)
Boyd Walking Tour (Murrumbeena)The Boyd family have had a huge influence on Australia's art and cultural heritage, and a lasting connection with the Murrumbeena community. Our Boyd walking tour explores key Boyd family historical sites, while giving y(03)
Braeside Park (Braeside)Braeside Park is a large, natural area in a suburban sandbelt. Nestled amongst golf courses, urban development and busy roads, it has the quality of an oasis. The park offers easy walking and cycling trails that meander (03)
Brenanah - Kooyoora State ParkWith magnificent views and a rich variety of plants and animals, Kooryoora State Park is an ideal place for picnics, sightseeing, rock climbing, orienteering and nature study. Visit the Melville Caves, huge granite bould(03)
Briagolong Town WalkDiscover the past on a heritage walk through this quaint town.
Each building has an information board retelling the story of the vital role it played in the town's history. Pass by the still operating Briagolong Mecha(03)
Bridge Creek - Mount Samaria State ParkSet in tall, shady eucalypt forest, Mount Samaria State Park offers a cool and quiet retreat for beautiful walks, camping and picnicking. The Mount Samaria range incorporates a variety of scenery with spectacular vistas (03)
Bright - Apex Lookout WalkAscend through natural bushland to a lookout with views over Bright and the surrounding alps.
Distance / time: 3 km / 1 hr 30 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with steep sections, steps and obst(03)
Bright - Canyon WalkExplore historic mining races on this popular walk that follows the Ovens River to a small rocky canyon. This walk is 2.5km but a 4.9km option is available.
It is a formed track with gentle hills and is signposted.
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Bright - Cherry WalkFollow the Ovens River through bushland and pine forest on this family-friendly adventure.
Distance / time: 5 km / 1 hr 30 min
Grade 2: No experience required. Formed track with gentle hills and occasional steps. Sig(03)
Bright - Huggins Lookout WalkClimb through serene bushland to a scenic lookout with impressive views over the township of Bright.
Distance / time: 1.6 km / 1 hr
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with short steep hills and occasi(03)
Bright - Huggins Lookout Walk
Cnr Deacon Avenue and Zivan Court,Bright,
Victoria
Bright - Walks Around BrightThere are a number of shortish walks around the Bright township area. Explore the area's gold mining past and present day landscapes by wandering along the short walking trails of Bright.
Map of Walks Around Bright
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Bright to Wandiligong WalkA pleasant trail that rambles alongside Morses Creek through pine plantation and native bush.
Distance / time: Distance / time: 11 km / 3 hrs
Grade 2: No bushwalking experience required. Formed path with some hills a(03)
Brimbank Park (Keilor East)Brimbank Park was opened in 1976 as part of the Maribyrnong Valley Park. Fifty-five metres below the western plains, the Maribyrnong River flows at the base of a high bank. This turns the park into a big amphitheatre, id(03)
Broadford - Colin Officer Flora ReserveThe Colin Officer Flora Reserve is noted for its diversity of orchids, lilies, other herbs and shrubs.
Highlights and facilities include a diverse range of wildflowers, orchids and lilies, bench seats and picnic table(03)
Broadford - Mount Piper Nature Conservation ReserveMount Piper is a haven for local flora and fauna. It is also home to two exciting walking tracks.
Mount Piper Summit Walk
Distance: 950m
Duration: 30 minutes
Difficulty: Moderate to hard
Mount Piper Circuit Walk(03)
Broadford - Mount Piper Nature Conservation Reserve
Broadford Town Loop WalkExplore the town of Broadford via this 8.1km loop track.
The walk is fairly easy with some inclines and is suitable for walking, running, cycling, prams and dogs on a lead. The trail has a combination of concrete foot(03)
Brookland Greens Reserve (Cranbourne)Brookland Greens Nature Reserve is a 12 hectare reserve boasting a number of walking paths which present the smell and texture of a rich variety of plants.
Adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne this nature(03)
Bruthen - Walking TrailsThe Bruthen walking trails meander through State forest, highlighting local historic features. The trailhead is signposted off the Great Alpine Road, approximately 2km north of Bruthen.
The walks are colour codes and (03)
Buckley Nature Conservation Reserve (Balnarring)Buckley Nature Reserve is an easy 2.2km circuit walk which has a wide diversity of vegetation including native orchids during the warmer months of the year and many varieties of birds and native animals.
There are act(03)
Bullioh - Darbyshire Hill & Waterfall Trestle Bridge WalkA lovely 8.4km return walk. Darbyshire Hill marks the beginning of a High Country Rail Trail (HCRT) climb including the historic trestle bridges Waterfall and Darbyshire No. 2.
Century old railway trestle bridges make(03)
Bullioh - Darbyshire Hill & Waterfall Trestle Bridge Walk
Bullioh - Dry Forest Creek Trestle WalkThis 2.2km High Country Rail Trail return walk goes to Dry Forest Creek Trestle Bridge which is the first in a series of historic trestle bridges. It is easy walking but after here the trail begins to climb.
Following(03)
Bullioh - Dry Forest Creek Trestle Walk
Cnr Murray Valley Highway and Granya Road,Bullioh,
Victoria
Buninyong - Mount Buninyong Circuit TrailThe summit of Mt Buninyong is 1054m above sea level and is the spot where Europeans first saw the Ballarat district in 1837. There are picnic facilities and spectacular views from the tower which take in the Grampians an(03)
Buninyong and District WalksBuninyong Village and surrounds provides many opportunities for walkers of all levels of fitness.
The Walks Around Buninyong website provides full descriptions of a wide range of interesting walks around Buninyong an(03)
Buninyong Historic WalkOnce more prosperous than Ballarat, the township of Buninyong, located 13km south of the city, is now a crossroads of historic buildings, cosy cafes and beautiful botanic gardens. It may be a small town, but there's a wi(03)
Burrumbeet - Lake BurrumbeetLake Burrumbeet is a large freshwater lake 20km west of Ballarat. It is renowned as a good carp fishing spot and the lake is perfect for swimming, boating, kayaking, jet skiing, fishing, walking, camping and picnicking.
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Bushy Creek Parklands (Box Hill North)Made up of three distinct parks, Bushy Creek Parklands are jam-packed with cultural history and present-day environmental strategies to conserve water in the garden.
Parking is located next to the Evangelical Chinese(03)
Bushy Park Wetlands (Glen Waverley)Bushy Park Wetlands is a linear section of parkland running along the Dandenong Creek. Bushy Park Wetlands is nestled at the north eastern edge of Glen Waverley. This is a great park for walking, cycling or bird watchin(03)
Butterfield Conservation Reserve (Emerald)Butterfield Conservation Reserve is a large area of protected forest, next to the Woori Yallock Creek which was a former logging and gold mining region.
The Butterfield Wildlife Reserve Walk which is 3km return start(03)
Cabbage Tree Creek - Cabbage Tree Palms WalkThe walk is dominated by the striking cabbage tree palms, in their southernmost standpoint in Australia. Almost taste tropical air as you follow this walking track through the beautiful fan palms that more regularly grow(03)
Campbells Croft Reserve and Wetlands - Abbey Walk (Vermont)There is plenty of open space to enjoy and many specimen tree plantings throughout the open grassed areas. Children can enjoy watching the ducks swimming in the creek below the suspension bridge.
Together Abbey Walk a(03)
Campbells Croft Reserve and Wetlands - Abbey Walk (Vermont)
Candlebark Park (Templestowe)Candlebark Park, which is named after the Candlebarks (Eucalyptus rubida), is significant as it represents the gateway to the conservation areas of the parks along the Yarra River. Candlebark Park is an important environ(03)
Cannibal Creek Reserve Walk (Garfield North)A lovely 800m loop walk bordering Cannibal Creek which starts from the north side of Cannibal Creek Reserve.
The trail with seating and 'Meeting Place for Reflection' artwork was created as part of the Bunyip Complex (03)
Cape Bridgewater - Seal Colony WalkCape Bridgewater Seal Walk trail south from the Bridgewater Bay Kiosk offers striking views across Cape Bridgewater, once a volcanic island that is now joined to the mainland by calcified sand dunes. The viewing platform(03)
Cape Conran - Conran Nature Trail (East Cape Boardwalk)Cape Conran is rich in cultural heritage - both Aboriginal and European. Follow the boardwalk around East Cape to Cowrie Bay, where interpretive signs provide a rare glimpse of the significance of the coastal environment(03)
Cape Liptrap Coastal Park (Walkerville) Stretching along the coast from the sand barrier of Point Smythe to the sheltered waters of Waratah Bay, Cape Liptrap Coastal Park has strikingly beautiful scenery. The coastal park transforms from being a peaceful coast(03)
Cape Nelson - Sea Cliff Nature WalkThis gentle 3km loop walk begins at the car park adjacent to the Cape Nelson Road and Scenic Road. It encompasses coastal scrub, cliff tops and views out to the Southern Ocean. It is a good introduction to the nature of (03)
Cape Nelson - Sea Cliff Nature Walk
Cnr Cape Nelson Lighthouse Rd and Scenic Rd,Portland,
Victoria
Cape Nelson - The Enchanted Forest WalkThe Scenic Rd, when it reaches the coast from Portand, leads past 'The Enchanted Forest' where an old land slip below the level of the clifftop has been covered by dense vegetation. A 45-minute round trip walk passes thr(03)
Cape Paterson Foreshore WalkAlong the 1.4km return Cape Paterson Foreshore Track you'll encounter a variety of spectacular scenic clifftop lookouts, and views of the coastline. Wander down to the beach and cool off in Cape Paterson's iconic rock po(03)
Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve (Cape Schanck)The Cape Schanck Lighthouse is a fascinating piece of Victoria's history. The museum and lighthouse are open to the public every day for tours. Nearby walking tracks in the Mornington Peninsula National Park lead to look(03)
Cape Woolamai Walks (Phillip Island)Cape Woolamai, the highest point on Phillip Island, offers spectacular coastal views and is home for up to a million shearwaters between October and April each year. This area has a range of hikes which breathtaking view(03)
Capital City Trail (Melbourne)The Capital City Trail is a 29km shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which circles the Melbourne city centre and includes some inner eastern and northern suburbs. The trail is almost completely smooth, pavement(03)
Cardinia Reservoir Park (Narre Warren East)Visitors who view the huge expanse of Cardinia's water by the morning light will understand why this is one of Melbourne's most popular outdoor destinations. The open parklands, picnic and barbecue areas, and native bush(03)
Cardinia Shire Walk Guide (Pakenham)The Cardinia Shire Walk Guide contains information on a range of shortish walks in the areas of Beaconsfield, Bunyip, Emerald, Koo Wee Rup, Pakenham and Pakenham Upper.
Walks include:
Walk Name: Aspect Wetlands
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Carisbrook - Tullaroop Creek Walking TracksGravelled walking paths follow the banks of the Tullaroop Creek between the Bland Reserve below Green Street and the Old Log Jail, and between Bucknall Reserve and Heape Street.
The tracks are wheelchair accessible, (03)
Carlton Gardens (Carlton)Designed for the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880, the Royal Exhibition Building and surrounding Carlton Gardens are World Heritage listed.
The gardens feature flowerbeds, ornamental lakes, elaborate fountai(03)
Casterton - Kelpie Walking TrailWarrock Homestead, north of Casterton, is the birthplace of the amazingly intelligent Kelpie breed of working Australian cattle and sheep dog.
The original 'Kelpie' was born in 1871; her parents being a pair of black (03)
Castlefield Walk (Hampton)Starting at the Hampton Community Centre, the Castlefield Walk is 4 kilometres long with a walking time of 1 hour. The trail path is moderate in terms of difficulty.
Walk Summary:
Time: 1 hour
Distance: 4 kilometres(03)
Castlemaine - Dead Horse Gully, Norwood Hill Nature WalkA 650 metre nature trail in the Dead Horse Gully, Norwood Hill area of Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park.
The walk begins from Etty Street, Castlemaine, about 50 metres west of Wheeler Street, and on the wes(03)
Castlemaine - Dead Horse Gully, Norwood Hill Nature Walk
Castlemaine - Forest Creek Gold DiggingsDiscover how generations of miners won gold from Forest Creek on this 400m circuit self-guided walk with interpretive signs. The walk is on a well-marked gravel path which is relatively flat and has one slightly steeper (03)
Castlemaine - Forest Creek TrailForest Creek Trail is a grade 2, 9km one-way walk which takes 2-3hrs along a well-marked gravel and earth track which is relatively flat with gentle hills. No bushwalking experience is required. After rain, the trail may(03)
Castlemaine - Forest Creek Trail
Cnr Hargraves Street and Forest Street,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Castlemaine - Kaweka Wildflower ReserveKaweka Wildflower Reserve is a small reserve of approximately 8ha and has an accessible network of paths through the reserve for an easy 30-60 minute walk. You'll spot an array of native and local wildflowers (some label(03)
Castlemaine - Walk to the Botanic Gardens via Kalimna ReserveA 7.5 km round walk from the Information Centre to the Burke and Wills monument, the Kalimna Bushland and the Castlemaine Botanic Gardens.
Most of the walk is along defined roads and tracks. There are a few steep cli(03)
Castlemaine - Walk to the Botanic Gardens via Kalimna Reserve
Castlemaine Botanical Gardens Significant Trees WalkA self-guided walk of 1.8 km through the Castlemaine Botanical Gardens.
These Gardens were established in 1860, shortly after the main Gold Rush, and have been placed on the Victorian Heritage Register. The area was o(03)
Castlemaine Botanical Gardens Significant Trees Walk
Castlemaine Gold Commissioner's Camp WalkThe Former Gold Commissioner's Camp is of local, state and national heritage significance.
Gold was found at Specimen Gully in July 1851. This was the beginning of Mount Alexander Goldfields, Forest Creek Diggings an(03)
Castlemaine Gold Commissioner's Camp Walk
Cnr Caroline Street and Gingell Street,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Caulfield Park Short Walks (Caulfield North)There are three short walks in Caulfield Park, each between 400 and 500 metres long. The flat terrain takes you around the western end of the park, past the Caulfield War Memorial and across the lake. There's a range of (03)
Cavendish - Settlers WalkEstablished as a memorial to those Solider Settlers, the mid 50s pioneers, 'Settlers Walk' brings our past back to life via brief stories on plaques affixed to volcanic rocks situated along the river.
The Settlers Wa(03)
Central Geelong Arts and Cultural Walking Trails (Geelong)Central Geelong is home to a range of interesting cultural and historical sites such as art studios and galleries, striking public artworks, creative spaces and exciting performing arts locations.
There are four separ(03)
Central Geelong Arts and Cultural Walking Trails (Geelong)
Charlton Weir & Avoca River WalkThe Charlton Weir is located 1 km to the north of the town off the Calder Highway and provides water for fishing, canoeing or just a relaxing walk along the banks of the River.
The River frontage through Charlton Par(03)
Cheetham Wetlands Tower Walk (Point Cook)Cheetham Wetlands consist of stunning lagoons and saltmarsh that provide a haven for birds, flora and fauna.
The wetlands are internationally protected for their precious habitat and are not open to the public, but yo(03)
Cherry Lake (Altona)Cherry Lake is a popular place for weekend barbecues and for daily walks. The lake, which is managed by Melbourne Water, is a flood retarding basin created in the 1970's to help prevent flooding of the rapidly expanding (03)
Cherry Lake (Altona)
Cnr Millers Road and Stirling Ave,Altona,
Victoria
Chesney Vale - Winton WetlandsThe Wetlands is open visitors every day of the year except on days of Total Fire Ban. Entry to the site is free. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of activities including bushwalking, cycling, canoeing, bird watching, pi(03) 5762 1192
Chewton - Eureka Reef Heritage WalkThe Eureka Reef section of the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park contains some of the oldest and best-preserved quartz mining relics in Victoria, offering visitors a golden opportunity to explore this extraordi(03)
Chewton - Exploring Post Office HillPost Office Hill is a remnant gold-rush landscape. Old Post Office Hill Reserve comprises 22.6 hectares of public land managed on behalf of the community by Post Office Hill Action Group (POHAG). To stop and study where(03)
Chewton - Garfield Water WheelThe Garfield Water Wheel historical site has the imposing stone foundations of the huge wooden 22 metre diameter wheel that powered the Garfield Mine's crushing battery. After its construction the Garfield Water Wheel waChewton
Chewton - Garfield Water Wheel to Expedition Pass WalkA medium difficult 8km return walk from Garfield Water Wheel foundations to Expedition Pass Reservoir via the Welsh Village. A GPS is required.
Navigation
There are numerous tracks in this area. A compass and GPS sh(03)
Chewton - Garfield Water Wheel to Expedition Pass Walk
Chewton - Monster Meeting WalkMonster Meeting Walk is a grade 3, 5.5km loop walk which takes about 2hours along well-marked gravel and earth track. There are gentle hills with some steep and uneven ground and some bush-walking experience is recommen(03)
Chewton - Pennyweight Flat Cemetery WalkPennyweight Flat Cemetery walk is a grade 3, 6.5km loop walk taking 2-2.5hrs along well-marked gravel and earth tracks. There are short section on bitumen and gentle hills and uneven ground. Some bush-walking experience (03)
Chewton - Quartz Hill WalkQuartz Hill Walk is a Grade 3, 3km loop walk which take 1-1.5 hrs. Along well-marked earth and gravel tracks with uneven ground and moderate hills with a few steep sections. Bushwalking experience and a moderate level of(03)
Chewton - The Junction WalkImmerse yourself in history on this easy 2.4km loop walk around a historic site in the Fryers Range State Forest.
The walk has occasional steps, short steep hills, formed track with some obstacles and is clearly sign (03)
Chewton - Welsh Village WalkWelsh Village Walk is a grade 3, 5km loop walk which takes 2-2.5hrs on a gravel and earth track. There is uneven ground and moderate hills with a few steep sections. The track is unclear and not signed through Nimrod Ree(03)
Churchill Island Walks (Phillip Island)Churchill Island has historic sites and tranquil scenery. You'll not only find an adorable family of Highland Cows, but walking and cycling tracks.
The 5km Churchill Island Loop walk is an easy stroll around the isla(03)
Churchill National Park (Rowville)Churchill National Park at Rowville in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs is a remnant of natural bush and an example of the original landscape before clearing and settlement. Although most of the park is open regrowth wo(03)
Clifton Springs Mineral Springs Walk (Clifton Springs)A Mineral Springs and Spa Complex operated at Clifton Springs from around 1875-1920. It was the only 19th century seaside mineral springs resort in Victoria and was reached by a regular bay steamship service to the Sprin(03)
Clifton Springs Mineral Springs Walk (Clifton Springs)
Clonbinane - Mount Disappointment State ForestStraddling the Great Dividing Range about an hours drive north of Melbourne, the Mount Disappointment State forest is one of Melbourne's most accessible forest areas for recreation. The area was burnt in both 1982 in the(03)
Cloudehill Nursery & Garden (Olinda)Australia's most ambitious garden in one of the finest locations for serious gardening world-wide. Cloudehill is also home to a nursery and restaurant.
The Garden:- The garden is highlighted by glorious herbaceous bor(03) 9751 1009
Clunes Creek WalkAs one of the original and most intact gold towns in Australia, you'll feel like you're entering a bygone era when you explore Clunes. Take a walk or ride around the region and step back into the gold rush era, with stre(03)
Clunes Heritage WalkEchoes of the Victorian gold rush still linger in Clunes, transporting visitors back to a bygone era of prosperity and excitement. Founded in 1851 during the height of the gold rush frenzy, Clunes emerged as a beacon of (03)
Cobden - Cobden Creek Walking TrackFollow the journey of stormwater along Cobden Creek to the Southern Ocean on the Corangamite Waterwatch Stormwater Trail . You don't need to go that far but there is a very nice concrete walking track around Cobden Creek(03)
Coburg Lake Reserve (Coburg North)Coburg Lake Reserve is a popular picnic spot on the Merri Creek. The land was purchased in 1912 and a weir was constructed in 1915 to form a lake. The reserve was popular with diving boards, wading pools, kiosk and garde(03)
Coburg Lake Reserve (Coburg North)
Cnr Champ St and Murray Road,Coburg North,
Victoria
Cockatoo - Gembrook Multi-Use TrailThis 12 km return route is not currently very well sign posted. From the starting point at the corner of McBride Street and Belgrave-Gembrook Road (where there is a car park), follow a path beside the Belgrave - Gembrook(03)
Cockatoo - Gembrook Multi-Use Trail
Cnr McBride Street and Belgrave-Gembrook Road,Cockatoo,
Victoria
Cockatoo Garden Estate Reserve (Cockatoo)Cockatoo Garden Estate Reserve has an active steep walking bush trail. It is suitable as a training climb, with the trail featuring gradients of approximately 20% and is approximately 2.5km long.(03)
Cockatoo Garden Estate Reserve (Cockatoo)
Cnr Third Avenue and Bailey Road,Cockatoo,
Victoria
Colac - Sculpture Park WalkFollow part of the Barongarook Creek Path for 200m to see a range of outdoor sculptures. The whole trail from Murray Street to Lake Colac is 1.1 km (16 minutes walk).
Most of the sculptures are a combination of sheets(03)
Colley Street Bushland Reserve (Pearcedale)Colley Street Bushland Reserve has a boardwalk where you can observe the different habitat layers in this remnant patch of heathy woodland. It is a haven for small birds, lizards, insects and even the odd koala (Phascola(03)
Conservation Hill and Rhyll Inlet Walks (Phillip Island)Rhyll Inlet is a world-renowned habitat for migratory waders, and the walking tracks in this area allow for good bird observing opportunities. The mangroves and wetlands are listed under the Ramsar Convention as having i(03)
Conservation Hill and Rhyll Inlet Walks (Phillip Island)
Coolart Wetlands and Homestead (Somers)Coolart is a magnificent late Victorian mansion situated on the shores of Westernport. In the superb grounds are ever-changing wetlands that you can view from the observatory, and a lagoon where thousands of Australian w(03)
Corinella Foreshore WalksEnjoy a 2.3km evening stroll and stunning sunset with views of French Island and Westernport Bay
A sheltered walk with views across the large tidal bay, the Corinella Foreshore Walk is also home to swans and other wat(03)
Cornella - Canola WalkThere is only one place you where can walk right into the canola fields and immerse yourself in the glorious and bright yellow flowers. Immerse yourself in the sea of yellow at the 'Cornella Canola Walk'. In conjunction (03)5433 6338
Coronet Bay to Corinella WalkExplore the coast on the 3.9km (one-way) Coronet Bay to Corinella walk.
As you embark on the Coronet Bay to Corinella walk, you'll discover a small wetland area that is home to a variety of waterbirds and enjoy scenic(03)
Corryong - Playles Lookout WalkThis is the only scenic lookout in town and the views are great. Playles Lookout provides almost 360 degrees of sweeping views across the Corryong valley to surrounding mountains. If you are either day visiting or stayin(03)
Corryong - Playles Lookout Walk
Cnr Hanson Street and Donaldson Street,Corryong,
Victoria
Corryong Circuit Trail WalkThis 5.5km loop trail provides a pathway that connects points of cultural, natural and historical significance around Corryong township. Surrounded by mountains and steeped in history, there is much to see.
Corryong i(03)
Cowes East Heritage Walk (Phillip Island)A 3km walk (one-way) for history lovers. The Cowes East Heritage Walk is your chance to embrace and explore the history of Phillip Island. During the self-guided walk of Cowes, you will discover Phillip Island heritage s(03)
Cowes West Heritage Walk (Phillip Island)A 3km walk (one-way) for history lovers. The Cowes West Heritage Walk is your chance to embrace and explore the history of Phillip Island. During the self-guided walk of Cowes, you will discover Phillip Island heritage s(03)
Creek Junction - Cleo's TrackExperience the grandeur of the recently protected Strathbogie Forest on this 7km walk. Descend from dry open woodland into ferny wet gullies and the swampy origins of Seven Creeks. The walk is intermediate to hard. The t(03)
Creek Junction - Cleo's Track
Cnr Cleos Track and Bonnie Doon Road,Creek Junction,
Victoria
Creekbend Reserve (Rosanna)Creek Bend Reserve is a 5.6 hectare linear reserve which runs beside Banyule Creek. It has large river red gums, and is part of an important wildlife corridor for rainbow lorikeets, tawny frogmouths and other animals.
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Creekbend Reserve (Rosanna)
Cnr Banyule Road and Sussex Place,Rosanna,
Victoria
Creeks and Wetlands Walk between Altona Meadows and WilliamstownAn extensive 22 km walk taking in creeks and wetlands that feed into Port Philip Bay. This walk links Skeleton Creek to Bay Trail West, past Laverton, Cherry and Kororoit Creeks to Williamstown Beach.
Interactive Ma(03)
Creeks and Wetlands Walk between Altona Meadows and Williamstown
Creswick - Calembeen ParkCalembeen Park's lakes are home to birdlife and waterlily displays. Chinese miners first mined here for shallow alluvial gold between the 1850s and 1860s and it became a Chinese settlement. The first recorded use for swi(03)
Creswick - La Gerche Gully Circuit WalkThe La Gerche Gully Loop Walk is a 2km, 60 minute easy to moderate walk.
Access this trail from Sawpit Road, off the Midland Highway. Look for the sign directing you past the old stables to the wide gravelled start of(03)
Creswick - Landcare TrailThe 1km Landcare Trail is an easy self-guided trail passing through wetlands, plantations and grasslands which provides an introduction to general landcare issues including water quality, salinity, revegetation, weeds, (03)
Creswick - Park Lake Circuit WalkExplore the decorative Park Lake with its island features and fountain. Take a 1km walk along the hillside and lakeside pathways lined with rhododendrons, where you'll also see indigenous plantings along the lake's edge.(03)
Creswick - St Georges LakeSt Georges Lake was once a mining dam in the late 1800s and is now a great base for recreational activities after it was drained, dredged and re-filled in 2015.
The lake is a swimming spot for the locals and has a bea(03)
Creswick Campus Tour and Arboretum WalkIn October 2010, The University of Melbourne celebrated 100 years of forest education on the Creswick campus. The foundations of the campus were laid in 1909, when Tremearne House was purchased by the State Government. T(03)
Creswick Campus Tour and Arboretum Walk
Cnr Water Street and Moore Street,Creswick,
Victoria
Creswick Heritage WalkCreswick Heritage Walk is a 8.5km circuit from the Creswick Visitor Information Centre.
The Creswick Heritage Walk displays in one package a number of the best natural and cultural heritage features of the town, many(03)
Croydon Central Heritage Walk (Croydon)The 2.7km walk features historical and community arts elements and can be extended to 4.8km to include the Wyreena Community Arts Centre.
The walk starts on the south side of Croydon Railway Station and refreshments a(03)
Croydon Hills Walk (Croydon Hills)A 3.1 km scenic walk with historic and nature wetlands elements. Refreshments are available on the walk at McAdam Square Shops on Plymouth Road (with a detour).
A route description is:
1. Start at Yarrunga Comm(03)
Cullulleraine - Lake Cullulleraine WalkThe main trail commences at the rotunda in Johansen Reserve, you can head either west or east, or start at the Bushman's Rest Caravan Park where the Helsey trail begins. The Goonegul Parish trail starts at the east side (03)
Currawong Bush Park to Mullum Mullum Creek Walk (Doncaster East)This is a 6.5 km energetic walk in beautiful bushland and riverine environments.
Beginning in the native bushland of Currawong Bush Park, this trail takes you through wildlife habitat, past wetlands, along narrow hill(03)
Currawong Bush Park to Mullum Mullum Creek Walk (Doncaster East)
Currawong Bush Park Walks (Doncaster East)Currawong Bush Park is filled with stories to tell and gives residents the opportunity to experience a 'wilderness-like' experience close to home.
There are eight walks to pick from, each focusing on different aspect (03) 9840 9124
Daisy Hill - Bull Gully Aboriginal Rock WellsThe area's first inhabitants were the Jajowurrong people. Evidence of how these people survived in these dry forests can be found at Bull Gully Rock Wells. These wells provided a valuable source of drinking water by coll(03)
Damper Creek Reserve (Mount Waverley)Damper Creek Reserve is situated in the South-Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Since the re-vegetation of Damper Creek it has become a popular and peaceful place to visit.
The features of the Damper Creek Reserve are a n(03)
Dandenong Creek Trail (Marlborough Road - Chandlers Lane) (Heathmont - Boronia)A 8km one way walk from Marlborough Road in Heathmont to Chandlers Lane in Boronia which features a natural setting of the Dandenong Creek and bushland.
The starting point is the Marlborough Road car park (southern en(03)
Dandenong Creek Trail (Wellington Rd - Tirhatuan Park) (Mulgrave)The Dandenong Creek Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows Dandenong Creek through the outer eastern and south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne. The total length is approximately 49 km from Ki(03)
Dandenong Creek Trail (Wellington Rd - Tirhatuan Park) (Mulgrave)
Dandenong Police Paddocks Reserve (Endeavour Hills)The Dandenong Police Paddocks Reserve is an important addition to the network of parks and reserves in the south-east metropolitan growth corridor of Melbourne. Covering an area of 499 hectares, the reserve has significa(03)
Dandenong Ranges National Park (Sherbrooke)In 1987 Sherbrooke Forest, Doongalla Reserve and Ferntree Gully National Park were combined to form Dandenong Ranges National Park. Covering 3215 hectares, the park plays an important role in protecting a population of f13 1963
Darebin Creek and Findons Creek Loop Walk (Epping)A peaceful and picturesque walk along the Darebin Creek in Epping. This 5km loop takes in wetlands, remnant river redgums and returns via Findons Creek West.
Epping is home to a very pretty section of Darebin Creek. T(03)
Darebin Creek and Findons Creek Loop Walk (Epping)
Darebin Creek Trail Walk (Alphington to Bundoora)A 9km end to end public transport-accessible walk along Darebin Creek through beautiful urban bushland settings. Start at Alphington Station and finish at the 86 tram in Bundoora (9 km end to end).
Enjoy 9 kilometers (03)
Darebin Creek Walk from Darebin Parklands to the Yarra River (Alphington)A lovely 5km return walk along Darebin Creek trail from the urban bushland oasis of Darebin Parklands to the confluence of the mighty Yarra River.
Starting at the brilliant Darebin Parklands, this 2.5 km (5km return) (03)
Darebin Creek Walk from Darebin Parklands to the Yarra River (Alphington)
Darebin Parklands (Alphington)Darebin Parklands is a conservation park sited along the Darebin Creek. Darebin Parklands is a wonderful setting for walks and escaping into the natural environment, and is located only 5km from Melbourne's CBD. The park(03) 9499 3486
Daylesford - Tipperary Springs to Bryces Flat WalkThe Tipperary Springs to Bryces Flat walk is 7km in length and has a medium grade (reasonable level of fitness required). The walk has water races, mineral springs, picnic/BBQ area, gold mines and high views of a creek a(03)
Daylesford - Tipperary Springs to Bryces Flat Walk
Daylesford - A Walk Through Daylesford's HistoryA 3km, 1-1.5 hour return walk which explores the history of Daylesford.
Before the discovery of gold, the Daylesford area was heavily timbered, with open country to the north, home of the Dja Dja Wurrung people.
I(03)
Daylesford - Cornish Hill WalkClose to Daylesford's main street take a walk through a magical Reserve where bushland is regrowing on a former gold mining ground.
Cornish Hill is a Crown Land Reserve that was intensively mined between 1852 and the(03)
Daylesford - Jubilee Lake WalkJubilee Lake, originally called Hepburn Gold-fields Reservoir, was built in 1860 to supply water to Daylesford and the Hepburn gold-fields. It was renamed Jubilee Lake in 1887 in honour of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee(03)
Daylesford - Lake Daylesford to Tipperary Springs WalkThe Lake Daylesford to Tipperary Springs walk is 8km in length and has a medium grade (reasonable level of fitness required). The walk has water races, mineral springs, picnic/BBQ areas and views over a creek and gorge.
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Daylesford - Lake Daylesford to Tipperary Springs Walk
Daylesford - Secret Forest WalksExperience the beauty and seclusion of the Wombat Forest, assisted by GPS technology. No clubs or tours, just you and the company of your choice, or solo if you wish.
Choose from a selection of carefully mapped bushw0418 301 281
Daylesford - Three Lost Children WalkThis walk commemorates the tragic story from Daylesford's gold era when three small boys wandered away from their homes in Daylesford in 1867. Despite a massive and lengthy search effort the boys were not found alive.
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Daylesford - Three Lost Children Walk
Cnr Midland Highway and Central Springs Road,Daylesford,
Victoria
Daylesford - Two Lakes WalkThe 8km return Two Lakes Walk connects Lake Daylesford and Jubilee Lake.
Two Lakes Walk Map
From the Visitor Information Centre, drive via King and Bleakley Streets to the car park at Lake Daylesford.
Park yo(03)
Daylesford - Walks in and around DaylesfordThere are a range of walks in and around Daylesford with varying lengths.
The Tipperary Walking Track starts at the Lake Daylesford car park and finishes at the Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve. The total distance of t(03)
Daylesford - Wombat Hill WalkA 6km, 1.5 hour walk covering the Wombat Hill area of Daylesford.
Map of Wombat Hill Walk Route
From the Daylesford Information Centre, walk towards Hepburn Springs, past the Daylesford Post Office (1858), to Cen(03)
Devilbend Natural Features Reserve (Moorooduc)The reserve includes the largest inland water body on the Mornington Peninsula providing valuable habitat for waterbirds and shorebirds. Recreational activities including picnics, walking and cycling, fishing, photograph(03)
Diamond Creek Trail (Eltham - Diamond Creek)The Diamond Creek Trail is a 11km shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows Diamond Creek through the north eastern outer suburbs of Melbourne. The trail generally follows the creek and railway from Dia(03)
Dights Falls (Abbotsford)Dights Falls marks the point where salt water from the sea meets the fresh water of the Yarra River.
The original weir at Dights Falls dated back to 1895 when a timber structure was built to provide water to the Melbo(03)
Dimboola - Little Desert National ParkThe 132,647 hectare Little Desert National Park extends from the Wimmera River in the east to near Naracoorte in the west. Little Desert is much more than a desert. Camp beside the tranquil Wimmera River fringed with Riv(03)
Dimboola - Nine Creeks Common WalkA 1.5km loop walk around the Dimboola commons with an option to connect to the weir walk and boardwalk across the river.
Map of Route
Interactive Map
Points of Interest on the Walk
1. Bridge across creek
You c(03)
Dimboola - Nine Creeks to Weir WalkStarting from the end the rear of the Dimboola Library, or across the culvert from the end of Lochiel Street, this 1.1km walk takes you past the historic Chinese Gardens location to the Dimboola Weir. You can return to t(03)
Dinner Plain - Carmichael Falls WalkHeading off along the Dinner Plain 4WD track, this single track trail within the Alpine National Park descends through snowgum forest to a viewing platform overlooking the picturesque Carmichael Falls. It's a short 1km d(03)
Dinner Plain - Room with a View TrackThis scenic walk through alpine forest emerges at a clearing with a view of Mount Feathertop.
Distance / time: 3 km / 1 hr
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with hills, obstacles and steps. Signposte(03)
Docklands Public Art Walk (Central Melbourne)The Docklands area is home to the Docklands Public Art Walk which covers 36 outdoor artworks situated in the parks, promenades and built into the architecture and landscape.
There is a guide which explains each artwor(03)
Dockside Heritage Trail (Docklands)Explore the rich heritage of Docklands when its bustling wharves, warehouses and railways formed part of Melbourne's lifeblood. Take a tour through the past and discover what life was like in Melbourne's industrial heart(03)
Donna Buang Rainforest Gallery and Skywalk (Warburton)At Cement Creek, around 10 kilometres from the summit of Mount Donna Buang, is the Rainforest Gallery and Skywalk.
This beautiful site features a 40 metre long observation platform (one of only three of its type in Au(03)
Donna Buang Rainforest Gallery and Skywalk (Warburton)
Dookie - Mulana nin iyoga Walking TrailThis 4.6km return walk offers lovely views to the north and west as you move up the slopes to the peak of Mount Major offering views of Dookie and surrounding hills, Dookie Agricultural College and the ranges to the sout(03)
Dunkeld - Southern Grampians WalksAt the southern end of the Grampians National Park are three walks:
Mount Abrupt Walk
The steep track winds its way through heathy woodland and over rock slabs to the summit. Enjoy one of the most spectacular views o(03)
Dunkeld Historical Town Walk
1. Dunkeld Museum
2. Woodburn's House
3. Police Station
4. Old School Site
5. Old Tennis Courts (Caravan Park)
6. Market Garden
7. Templeton Tombstone
8. Family Inn stables foundation & Back to Back Toilet(03)
Dunkeld Historical Town Walk
Cnr Wills Street and Templeton Street,Dunkeld,
Victoria
Dunolly - Guide to Some of Dunolly's Historic BuildingsDunolly is part of the Golden Triangle, the most prolific, large gold nugget producing area in the world.
Guide to Some of Dunolly's Historic Buildings Map
BROADWAY
1. Dunolly Court House 1884-90, Dunolly Town (03)
Dunolly - Guide to Some of Dunolly's Historic Buildings
Eaglemont Northern WalkThis walking circuit is one of two based in the Eaglemont area. It is a footpath-based circuit approximately 3.5km long, starting at Eaglemont Village and taking a northern circuit of Eaglemont. You can begin at any loca(03)
Eaglemont Southern WalkThis walking circuit is one of two based in the Eaglemont area. It is a footpath-based circuit approximately 3km long, starting at Eaglemont Village and taking a southern circuit of Eaglemont. You can begin at any local (03)
Eastlink & Dandenong Creek Trail (Wheelers Hill)The Eastlink & Dandenong Creek Trail shared path which starts and finishes at Jells Park is a 16km loop through Melbourne's eastern suburbs along the EastLink and Dandenong Creek trails. The trail passes through Jells Pa(03)
Eastlink Trail (Donvale - Dandenong)The 30km long EastLink Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows the EastLink tollway for most of its length from Ringwood to Dandenong.
See a detailed map of the route.
The route descr(03)
Eastone Reserve Outdoor Gym (Pakenham)A 1km path leads around the wetlands area with a number of stations. As you go clockwise from the intersection of Windermere Boulevard and Waterside Drive, you reach station #1 with step up and parallel bars, station #2 (03)
Eastone Reserve Outdoor Gym (Pakenham)
Cnr Windermere Boulevard and Waterside Drive,Pakenham,
Victoria
Edithvale-Seaford Wetland (Chelsea Heights)The Edithvale-Seaford Wetland is the largest natural wetland of its type in the Port Phillip and Westernport basins. It is all that remains of Carrum Carrum Swamp, which once covered more than 4,000 hectares from Mordial(03)
Edwardes Lake and Edwardes Creek Wetlands Walk (Reservoir)Set in beautiful parklands, this 3.5 km walk takes a loop around Edwardes Lake, then onto Edwardes Creek wetlands. This walk is a great alternative to the busy Merri Creek trail.
Edwards Lake Park has been popular wit(03)
Edwardes Lake and Edwardes Creek Wetlands Walk (Reservoir)
Edwardes Lake Park (Reservoir)Edwardes Lake Park is a 26 hectare district park and provides the setting for the 6.3 hectare Edwardes Lake. The lake is a part of the Edgar's Creek catchment, which is a stream of Melbourne's Yarra River. It is the seco(03)
Eildon Pondage WalkEildon is on the edge of the Blue Range, 142 km from Melbourne on the northern most section of the Goulburn Valley Highway. The first Dam (Sugarloaf Weir) was built at Eildon in the late 1920s and was replaced with a lar(03)
Eldorado - Reids WalkA 45 minute walk through a former alluvial gold mining area leading down towards Reedy Creek. It then follows this waterway upstream to a suspension bridge over the creek.
Reids Walk is a short stroll through a former(03)
Eldorado Historic Sites WalkThis self-guided tour throughout the town of Eldorado takes you through 31 of Eldorado's mining and commercial sites of the 1850s to 1950s.
The route is shown on interpretive signs displayed on 18 of the sites.
Pic(03)
Elegant Enclave Walk (Central Melbourne)Take a 3km stroll from the city to East Melbourne and discover elaborate ironwork, classic columns and lofty verandas from the Victorian era.
Map of Walk Route
From Federation Square (1), walk or catch a free Ci(03)
Elegant Enclave Walk (Central Melbourne)
Cnr St Kilda Road and Flinders Street,Melbourne,
Victoria
Elster Creek Trail (Brighton East - McKinnon)Elster Creek Trail is an east-west lineal park with a shared path connecting Brighton East and McKinnon. It's one of the best walks in Glen Eira and is also popular with cyclists, who use it for recreation and commuting.(03)
Elster Creek Trail (Brighton East - McKinnon)
Elster Creek Trail, 50 Whitmuir Road,McKinnon,
Victoria
Elsternwick Historic Walking TourDid you know that the first electric tram service ran down Glenhuntly Road in 1913? Or that the cinema building in Gordon Street was originally earmarked as a skating rink?
Take to the streets and discover our local s(03)
Elsternwick Historic Walking Tour
Cnr Glenhuntly Road and Elsternwick Place,Elsternwick,
Victoria
Elwood Canal and Beach Walk (Elwood)This 5.5km circuit walk starts at Elsternwick Park, follows the nineteenth century Elwood canal until it reaches the bay at Elwood foreshore. The route then continues beside the beach before heading along Head Street and(03)
Emerald Heritage Walk (Emerald)The Emerald Heritage Walk celebrates and recognises the local history of Emerald.
The self-guided map includes a historical timeline and stories about eleven buildings around Emerald. The A3 size map includes a leg(03)
Emerald Lake Park (Emerald)Emerald Lake Park is a park for all seasons and a delightful destination for absolutely everyone.
With two beautiful lakes, Lake Treganowan and Nobelious, and 50 hectares of rolling parklands, Emerald Lake Park offers(03)
Emerald Lake Park (Emerald)
Cnr Emerald Lake Rd and Elizabeth Ct,Emerald,
Victoria
Emerald-Cockatoo Multi-Use TrailThe Emerald-Cockatoo Multi-Use Trail (now part of Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail) is a 14 km return trip. The trail starts at Emerald, in Kilvington Drive, just past the Gemco Community Arts Complex. You'll take in view(03)
Emu Bottom Wetlands (Sunbury)The reserve and nearby Jackson's Creek is the home of many platypuses and the occasional echidna has been sighted. The 32 hectares of Wetlands Reserve is where the first sheep to graze colonial Victorian pasture came in (03)
Endeavour Fern Gully (Red Hill)Rich in flora, fauna and habitat diversity, Endeavour Fern Gully is Mornington Peninsula's original rain forest.
The rural bushland remnant of 27 hectares of rain forest contains a variety of natural habitats and is r(03) 9656 9804
Enfield State ParkThis park is an important haven for wildlife, but during the Gold Rushes the peaceful landscape was dominated by tents and diggers from around the world. The digger's lifestyles are often reflected in local place names l(03)
Epping Cemetery Walk (Epping)Take a walk back into history with a glimpse of some of the oldest local graves which date back to the mid-19th century. See landscapes and vegetation as they were well before European settlement arrived in this area.
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Epping North Conservation Reserve Walk (Epping)A natural Heritage trail with historic places and points of interest, local flora, fauna and ecological values.
Suitable for all active families and pleasure walkers. Note that dogs are not permitted.
The walk has (03)
Euroa - Balmattum Hill WalkBalmattum Hill walk has great views. There is the option of a 2.6km return walk or a short, easy 600m return walk.
Balmattum Hill Bushland Reserve was established in 1979 and consists of 78.6 hectares of crown land un(03)
Euroa - Seven Creeks Walking TrackThe Seven Creeks Walking Track, which was established in 1988 by the Euroa Apex Club as a Bicentennial project, is a multipurpose track offering nature's delights to enjoy.
The walking track encompasses the Seven Cree(03)
Euroa - Seven Creeks Walking Track
Cnr Bury Street and Kirkland Avenue,Euroa,
Victoria
Euroa - Walking TrailsThe Strathbogie Shire, local Landcare groups and the Strathbogie Ranges Conservation Management Network has documented a number of local walks.
Balmattum Hill Walking Trail, Euroa
Clear route markers are placed along(03)
Evans Street Native Grassland (Sunbury)Evans Street Wildflower Grassland is a four hectare reserve in the heart of Sunbury that contains an array of colourful wildflowers, swathes of native grasses such as Kangaroo Grass and rare native plants. It is a living(03)
Fauna, Foals and Fruit Walk (Donvale)The Mullum Mullum Trail is an important wildlife corridor that follows the creek and connects to the Main Yarra Trail. The walk alternates between small narrow bush tracks to sealed paths. It is an easy walk to the west (03)
Ferndale Park Trail (Glen Iris)The Ferndale Park Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians and runs from Summerhill Park to Nettleton Park (2.1 km one-way). To start the walk it is best to park at the south end of Montana Street.
In S(03)
Finns Reserve to Westerfolds Park Walk (Templestowe Lower)This picturesque 5.6 km bushland walk encourages fitness but can be enjoyed by all ages as a leisurely stroll. The path is generally well-maintained and meanders along undulating hillsides offering vistas across the Yarr(03)
Finns Reserve to Westerfolds Park Walk (Templestowe Lower)
Fish Creek - Hoddle Mountain TrailThis walk passes through an area of national geological significance and is a great opportunity to see the region's flora and fauna in diverse environments. Rural landscapes, lush fern gullies, and rocky hills reaching h(03)
Fish Creek - Mount Nicoll-Loader WalkLoader Walk begins at Mount Nicoll and encompasses the beautiful views visible from the lookout as well as an interesting array of flora as you traverse the land between Foster and Fish Creek known locally as the Hoddle.(03)
Fitzroy Aboriginal Heritage Walking TrailThe Yarra Council developed a walking map to enable local residents, tourists and historians to take a self-guided tour through Indigenous Fitzroy.
The Aboriginal History of Fitzroy
The Wurundjeri (Woiwurrung) peopl(03)
Fitzroy Gardens (East Melbourne)Fitzroy Gardens has a range of activities and attractions including Cooks' Cottage, a Tudor Village, the Fairy Tree, dragon playground, fountains, sculptures and the Conservatory.
Cooks Cottage is a memorial to Captai(03)
Fitzroy Gardens (East Melbourne)
Cnr Clarendon Street and Grey Street,East Melbourne,
Victoria
Footscray CBD Trail (Footscray)The Footscray Trail is a guided walk through the historic central business district. Buildings described exemplify the various periods of the Footscray Shopping Centre precint, including Victorian and Edwardian shopfront(03)
Footscray Park (Footscray)Footscray Park is one of the largest and most intact examples of an Edwardian park in Australia. The 15 hectare park is located on the south bank of the Maribyrnong River in Footscray.
It is classified as a heritage p(03)
Ford Park Walk (Bellfield)An easy, flat 3km concrete surface walking loop around Ford Park, local streets and Darebin Creek.
To explore this area, enter at any of these points on the circuit:
Harrison Street
Oriel Road
Banksia Street
T(03)
Forrest Caves (Phillip Island)An exciting destination which can only be reached at low tide. The walk features sea caverns formed by the erosion of the cliffs by the waves over many years. You will pass by large sand dunes that are home to thousands (03)
Forrest Caves (Phillip Island)
Forrest Caves, Phillip Island Road,Newhaven,
Victoria
Forrest History WalkThe Forrest History Walk is a one-hour walk to discover Forrest's fascinating history.
Twenty seven plaques have been installed around the town (see link to map below), with photos and information which we hope will s(03)
Foster Flora ReserveFoster was once a bustling gold mining town known as Stockyard Creek. The Foster Flora Reserve, located within and around the Foster township, contains numerous walking tracks that can be undertaken individually or linke(03)
Frankston Coastal Arts Discovery TrailThe Coastal Arts Discovery Trail project consists of several sites along the foreshore of the municipality from Olivers Hill to Seaford and is designed to engage with the wealth of cultural heritage material connected wi(03)
Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve (Frankston South)Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve is a 98 hectare park in Frankston South. It is perfect for quiet recreational activities including going for a walk, jogging, cycling, photography and nature appreciation.
Trails (03)
French Island National ParkAlthough close to Melbourne, French Island National Park is a mystery to many people due to its isolated location in Western Port. As a result, the park features some fantastically underrated opportunities for walking an(03)
Gardiners Creek Reserve (Ashwood - Burwood)Gardiners Creek Reserve is a linear park stretching between Highbury Road and Station Street. Within its 2 km length, visitors can enjoy BBQs, picnic facilities, a playground and extensive walking trails that meander ove(03)
Gardiners Creek Trail (Burnley - Box Hill South)Gardiners Creek Trail is a 17km shared pathway that follows the Gardiners Creek through Melbourne's lovely eastern suburbs. It links to the Main Yarra Trail in Burnley and to Canterbury Road in Box Hill South (near corne(03)
Gardiners Creek Trail (Burnley - Box Hill South)
Capital City Trail Linear Reserve, 500 Yarra Boulevard,Burnley,
Victoria
Capital City Trail Linear Reserve, 500 Yarra Boulevard,
Gateway Sanctuary (Leopold)Gateway Sanctuary is an aesthetically pleasing reserve with an extensive playground for the kids.
Gateway Sanctuary has a strong environmental focus and is home to a vast array of wildlife within its plentiful open s(03)
Geelong Bollard Trail Walk (Geelong)Following the Bollard Trail, you will meet some of the unique characters who played a part in Geelong's history, from the original Indigenous inhabitants to more contemporary characters.
Bollard Trail Walk features 48(03)
Geelong Botanic Gardens (Geelong)The Geelong Botanic Gardens is an important garden which conserves plants from around the world.
Come and explore... Stimulate the senses with the colours and scents of the amazing plant collection as you explore thi(03)
Gembrook Historic Walk (Gembrook)Gembrook's Historic Walk starts at JAC Russell park and covers 31 elements of Gembrook's history. Pick-up a map from one of the local shops in Gembrook or download a copy of the map using the link below.
Legen(03)
Gembrook Historic Walk (Gembrook)
Cnr Redwood Road and Main Street,Gembrook,
Victoria
Gembrook Park Flora and Fauna ReserveThis 28-hectare reserve is 300 metres south of the main street of Gembrook and a five minute walk from the Gembrook Town Centre and Puffing Billy railway station. It is one of the largest areas in the district with a for(03)
Genoa Heritage Walk1 Genoa Heritage Bridge The first bridge over the Genoa River was constructed with wooden pylons and opened in 1916. Unfortunately this was washed away by the 1919 flood. However it was re-built, some 2 meters higher tha(03)
George Pentland Botanic Gardens (Frankston)The undulating grassed open space and garden beds create a pleasant environment for community and family group activities.
Originally part of a nine-hole golf course, the site became known as the George Pentland Botan(03)
George Pentland Botanic Gardens (Frankston)
Cnr Williams Street and Foot Street,Frankston,
Victoria
George Tindale Memorial Garden (Sherbrooke)The garden contains a number of plants rarely found in cultivation, which are thriving in the acidic soils, cool temperate climate and shaded conditions found in the Dandenong Ranges. Extensive collections of magnolias, (03)
George Tindale Memorial Garden (Sherbrooke)
Cnr Sherbrooke Road and Braeside Ave,Sherbrooke,
Victoria
Girgarre Sound WalkThe Sound Walk is a truly unique and ever growing experience, led by passionate locals. Make a tune from instruments constructed from recycled every day materials. It is a hands-on musical journey through town, using rep(03)
Girgarre Sound Walk
Cnr Startion Street and Winter Road,Girgarre,
Victoria
Gisborne Racecourse Marshlands ReserveThe Gisborne Marshland is one of the few remaining wetland environments in the Macedon Ranges region on public land.
This reserve supports nationally threatened vegetation and a range of wetland fauna, including a var(03)
Gisborne Town WalksApproximate 30 minute (2.3km) and 60 minute (4.5km) walking loops within the town to help get you moving and more active. The walks highlight some interesting places around the town.
The walking route map has been des(03)
Glen Eira Self-Guided Walking ToursIf you love walking and history, you'll love the range of self-guided walking tours on offer in Glen Eira. Explore our artistic and cultural heritage, learn about the original inhabitants of the area or take a short walk(03 9524 3333
Glen Iris Park Wetlands (Glen Iris)The Glen Iris Park wetlands were inspired by a strong belief that open space along the Gardiners Creek Valley should serve an ecological and educational role, rather than being purely recreational and ornamental.
The (03)
Glenfern Valley Bushlands (Upwey)Glenfern Valley Bushlands comprises 40 hectares and is located 35 km east of Melbourne. It is bounded on the south by Glenfern Road, on the west by New Road, the north boundary is Ferny Creek and the eastern boundary is (03)
Glenferrie Road Historic Walk (Hawthorn)In 1902 Glenferrie Road still had paddocks and houses. Its commercial expansion into the shopping mecca we know today began in the Edwardian period of architecture from 1901 to 1918.
There are some excellent examples (03)
Glenlyon - Biolink WalkThe Biolink walk is an easy 4.6 km return, 1.5 hour walk.
Biolink Walk Map
The Glenlyon Biolink meanders alongside the Loddon River at Glenlyon, from Loddon Drive to Dysart Street. Sometimes the river is full an(03)
Glenrowan Heritage Siege Precinct WalkGlenrowan is the site of the final siege and capture of Ned Kelly and his gang in 1880. Their story is preserved in township attractions, museums, and historic walks. Pick up a copy of the Glenrowan Heritage Siege Precin(03)
Gold Heritage Walk (Warrandyte)The 3.3km loop walk takes you around historic landmarks and remnants of yesteryear when those down on their luck sought riches from the gold-laden hills of Warrandyte. Fourth Hill was stripped totally of its trees and th(03)
Golden Point - Chinamans Point to Expedition Pass WalkA 4 km return walk along Forest Creek from Chinamans Point in Golden Point via Chewton to Expedition Pass Reservoir.
About the walk
Distance: Approximately 4 km. Allow two and a half hours.
From the Castlemaine Tou(03)
Golden Point - Chinamans Point to Expedition Pass Walk
Goldfields Track (Mt Buninyong - Bendigo)The Goldfields Track is a point-to-point 210km track that takes mountain bikers and bushwalkers through some of central Victoria's most historic towns and beautiful forests. including through the heart of Victoria's hist(03)
Golf Links Lane Walk (Black Rock and Cheltenham)Starting at Tjilatjirrin Reserve, the Golf Links Lane Walk is 4.3 kilometres long with a walking time of 1 hour. The trail path is moderate in terms of difficulty.
Walk Summary:
Time: 1 hour
Distance: 4.3 kilometres(03)
Gowar - School to Smiths Reef WalkA walk of about 8.5 km from the old Gowar School through Smith's Reef Forest.
The walk starts at the old Gowar School. The school is about 10 km west of Castlemaine on the Castlemaine-Maldon Road. The ruin is at the s(03)
Gowar - School to Smiths Reef Walk
Cnr Castlemaine-Maldon Road and Gower Road,Gowar,
Victoria
Grantville Foreshore WalkThis short 720m return walk along Grantville Foreshore has beautiful views of Western Port, French Island and Westernport's mangrove habitats. Keep a look out for some of the 300 bird species that make Western Port their(03)
Graytown - Heathcote-Graytown National ParkHeathcote-Graytown National Park is a great place for bushwalks. Mt Ida, Mt Black and Viewing Rock provide views of Heathcote and surrounding areas.
The park also has a rich history with relics from the gold rush and (03)
Graytown - POW Camp, Gold Diggings and Cemetery WalkThis intriguing 3.5km history walk takes you through the Graytown WWII Prisoner of War Camp site into Heathcote-Graytown National Park and onto the Graytown Cemetery, then back via Graytown gold diggings to close the loo(03)
Graytown - POW Camp, Gold Diggings and Cemetery Walk
Cnr Polkinghorne Street and Heathcote-Nagambie Road,Graytown,
Victoria
Cnr Polkinghorne Street and Heathcote-Nagambie Road,
Graytown Prisoner of War CampHidden away in the Heathcote-Graytown National parks lies the remains of a 'Prisoner of War' camp from World War Two. German prisoners captured after the battle between the HSK Kormoran and HMAS Sydney off the coast of W(03)
Graytown Prisoner of War Camp
Cnr Polkinghorne Street and Heathcote-Nagambie Road,Graytown,
Victoria
Cnr Polkinghorne Street and Heathcote-Nagambie Road,
Great Ocean Walk (Apollo Bay)The Great Ocean Walk, on Victoria's spectacular west coast, stretches 104 km from the idyllic resort town of Apollo Bay to Glenample Homestead (adjacent to the Twelve Apostles). It passes through the beautiful Great Otwa(03)
Great Ocean Walk (Auswalk)The Great Ocean Walk is a long distance walking route that parallels Victoria's spectacular Great Ocean Road. The walk starts in Apollo Bay, passing through Cape Otway, Castle Cove and Princetown, and finishing at the Tw(03) 5356 4971
Great Ocean Walk (Otway Eco Tours)Variety of guided treks along the Great Ocean Walk including:
3 day Shipwreck Trek - We explore the more remote segments of the Great Ocean Walk to give you a taste of the unique variation of this rugged coastline. Yo(03) 5236 6345
Great Victorian Rail Trail (Mansfield - Tallarook) This trail was formerly named the Goulburn Valley High Country Rail. The trail goes between Tallarook and Mansfield / Alexandra. It features the only tunnel on a rail trail in Victoria Cheviot Tunnel) and the 385 metre l1800 787 245
Great Victorian Rail Trail (Mansfield - Tallarook)
Greater Bendigo National ParkSignificant gold era and pioneering sites, combined with a wealth of Aboriginal cultural heritage values, provide visitors to the Greater Bendigo National Park with a unique experience. The 17,020ha Box-Ironbark park alm(03)
Green Gully to Jenkins Park Walk (Templestowe)This is an easy walk that is simple to follow, beautiful to be on and offers plenty of interest. There is an extension walk to consider if this light and easy walk is not enough.
The walk which is 3.8 km (or 5.4 (03)
Green Walks (Melbourne)The Green Walks in the Park Program aims to get more people walking, more often, in more local parks, state parks and bushland reserves.
Research shows being regularly active throughout life is one of the best ways t(03) 9321 1515
Greenmeadows Gardens Walks (St Kilda East)Enjoy a gentle walk around of one Glen Eira's oldest parks tucked away in the grounds of the original Greenmeadows Estate. Observe a variety of plant species as well as ornamental gates and lampposts and a range of perio(03)
Greenmeadows Gardens Walks (St Kilda East)
Cnr Green Street and Milburn Grove,St Kilda East,
Victoria
Greenvale Reservoir Park (Greenvale)Located just 25 minutes from the centre of Melbourne, Greenvale Reservoir Park is a great place to visit and enjoy the relaxing environment of beautiful parkland overlooking the reservoir.
Things to Do
The park offe(03)
Gresswell Forest Nature Reserve (Bundoora)Gresswell Forest Nature Reserve is a remnant patch of bushland that has since been surrounded by houses, but has a number of walking tracks throughout the reserve. Gresswell Nature Reserve is actually three interlinked w(03)
Hallam Valley Trail (Hampton Park - Berwick)Located among native wetlands and picturesque surrounds, the 10km circuit meanders through the Hallam Creek Valley and is accessible via a number of key Casey landmarks.
The Hallam Valley Trail consists of flat concr(03)
Halls Gap - The Pinnacle WalkFrom the Main Street of Halls Gap, at the base of the sandstone mountain range that is at the heart of the Grampians National Park, or Gariwerd as it is called in the local Aboriginal language, you can see The Pinnacle. (03)
Halls Gap - The Pinnacle Walk
Wonderland Car Park, Northern Grampians Road,Halls Gap,
Victoria
Halls Gap - Venus Baths Loop WalkThe Venus Baths Loop Walk is a shady stroll to rockpools.
Distance: 2.3 km circuit
Time: 30 minutes - 1 hour
Grade: Easy
Elevation Change: 50 metres
Start: Carpark opposite shops in Halls Gap
Walk through the c(03)
Hamilton - Old Hamilton Cemetery WalkHistory of the Old Hamilton Cemetery
In May 1851, the township and the cemetery site were gazetted. By the 1880's the cemetery was well and truly part of the Hamilton settlement as land around it was released for sale, (03)
Harcourt North - Mount Alexander Regional ParkRising 350 metres above the surrounding area, Mount Alexander Regional Park is a prominent landmark offering magnificent views and a natural forest setting for picnics and bushwalking. It also provides important habitat (03)
Harrietville - Charlie Miley WalkWander through the old Chinese gold diggings and along the Ovens River's west branch.
Distance / time: 3 km / 1 hr
Grade 2: No bushwalking experience required. Flat, formed track with some obstacles. Signposted.
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Harrietville - Great Valley Trail to the Trout Farm WalkAn enjoyably easy walk or ride over the river and past farmland along a sealed shared path.
Distance / time: 10 km / 2 hrs 30 min
Grade 1: No bushwalking experience required. Flat, sealed path suitable for wheelchair(03)
Harrietville - Great Valley Trail to the Trout Farm Walk
Harrietville - Riverside WalkBe soothed by the sound of running water on this easy stroll alongside the Ovens River's east branch.
Distance / time: 500 m / 15 min (1.6 km / 30 min option available)
Grade 1: No bushwalking experience required. Fl(03)
Harrietville - Washington Creek via Bon Accord TrackExplore the Ovens River's east branch as you cut through the bush to reach the soothing Washington Creek.
Distance / time: 10 km / 3 hrs
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with hills, steps and obstac(03)
Harrietville - Washington Creek via Bon Accord Track
Harrow - Glenelg River WalkThe 1.5km long Glenelg River walking track starts from the end of Whittaker Street and follows the river for 1.5 km. At the other end of the track is the Horse Hole, a local swimming spot which was formerly used as a wat(03)
Hastings Foreshore Reserve Circuit WalkThis easy 4km walk goes along the east side of Hastings Foreshore Reserve with views of the Western Port Bay before entering the mangroves on a boardwalk to Jack Babington Park and returning along the boardwalk and then (03)
Heathcote - Walks Around the TownHeathcote is at the heart of some lovely walking trails suitable for all ages and abilities.
Heathcote Walks Map
Download map of walks
Valley of Liquid Ambers
This is a pleasant 1 km loop from the Vis(03)
Heathcote - Walks Around the Town
Cnr High Street and Barrack Street,Heathcote,
Victoria
Heathcote Historic Town WalkAt the foot of Mt Ida, Heathcote is situated amidst a National Park and State Forests beside McIvor Creek.
Heathcote is clustered around High Street which presents an interesting and diverse streetscape of old shopfr(03)
Heathland Walk (Sandringham)Starting at Tulip Street, the Heathland Walk is 2.8 kilometres long with a walking time of 50 minutes. The trail path is moderate to hard in terms of difficulty.
Walk Summary:
Time: 50 minutes, including the Indigeno(03)
Heathmont Historic Walk (Heathmont)A 4.6km walk around Heathmont with historical themes. The start location is on the eastern side of Heathmont Railway Station.
Route Description:
1. Heathmont Railway Station - Start at Heathmont Railway Station, (03)
Heathmont Rail Trail (Heathmont)The Heathmont Rail Trail extends from Bedford Park in Ringwood through to HE Parker Reserve in Heathmont for a distance of 2.3km.
The trail is a shared path for both cycling and walking and goes past Heathmont Shoppin(03)
Hepburn Regional Park (Mount Franklin)The park is located around the famous mineral springs townships of Daylesford, Hepburn and Hepburn Springs. Here you will find natural mineral springs and relics of the gold mining era set in delightful bush surroundings(03)
Hepburn Springs - Five Gullies WalkA 9km, 2.5-3 hour, medium-hard walk which traverses five gullies in the Hepburn Springs area.
From the Daylesford Visitor Information Centre, drive towards Hepburn Springs along Vincent Street and Hepburn Road for(03)
Hepburn Springs - Five Gullies Walk
Mineral Springs Reserve Road,Hepburn Springs,
Victoria
Hepburn Springs - Swiss-Italian Heritage WalkA unique cluster of Italian speaking emigrants from the Swiss and northern Italian region came in the 1850s goldrush era to this area. Like many other Europeans they were seeking a way out of the turmoil and troubles of (03)
Hepburn Springs - Swiss-Italian Heritage Walk
Mineral Springs Reserve Road,Hepburn Springs,
Victoria
Hepburn Springs - The Village WalkThe Village walk at Hepburn Springs is approximately 2.4 km in length. Allow around 1 hr walk time.
The Village Walk Route Map
Start at Tenth St. Head down Tenth St through the War Memorial Gates.
Cross the Hig(03)
Heronswood Gardens (Dromana)Located on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula, Heronswood Gardens, Nursery and Restaurant offer an idyllic location to escape to crowds, relax and shop for a huge range of plants, heirloom seeds and garden hardware.
(03) 5984 7321
Herring Island Environmental Sculpture Park (South Yarra)Accessible only by boat, Herring Island, 3.2 hectares in size, is just 3 km from the city, and the only substantial island in the Yarra River. This informal parkland has provided the inspiration for curator Maudie Palmer(03)
Herring Island Environmental Sculpture Park (South Yarra)
Cnr Alexandra Avenue and Williams Rd,South Yarra,
Victoria
Hidden Secrets Tours (Melbourne)Hidden Secrets Tours are the original laneways tours of Melbourne centre. We love to share the City that locals use, rather than the main tourist monuments..
This contemporary team of tour hosts have designed options (03) 9663 3358
Hilltop Nature Reserve (Cranbourne North)Hilltop Nature Reserve is a place of Aboriginal significance. Follow the signage trail around the reserve to read about this history.
This patch of heathy woodland boasts diverse plant species, including Manna Gums ((03)
Hillview Bushland Reserve (Pakenham)Hillview Bushland Reserve was originally set aside for a quarry before being saved by community advocacy. The reserve is now protected by a Trust for Nature conservation covenant.
Walk through more than 2km of pepperm(03)
Historic Warrandyte Architectural Walk (Warrandyte)This 2.7 km walk is off the beaten track, following the legacy of two female Warrandyte builders and a local stonemason. Once the short hill is climbed you will find yourself walking amongst enchanting homes and flowerin(03)
Historic Warrandyte Architectural Walk (Warrandyte)
Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail (Spotswood - Altona Meadows)The Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows the coast line of Hobsons Bay in the inner western suburbs in Melbourne. Embark on a very special journey, the 23km coastal t(03)
Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail (Spotswood - Altona Meadows)
Holden Flora & Fauna Reserve (Sunbury)Located 40kms north west of Melbourne in Victoria's western plains, the Holden Flora Reserve adjoins Jacksons Creek, just north of Organ Pipes National Park. The Reserve was created in 1989 to preserve the geology, flora(03)
Hopetoun Gardens Tree Walk (Elsternwick)Hopetoun Gardens is a mature park established in the late nineteenth century and contains an interesting collection of trees including oak, laurel, wild plum, magnolia and chestnut. There is an accompanying brochure desc(03)
Hopetoun Gardens Tree Walk (Elsternwick)
Cnr Glen Huntly Road and Victoria Street,Elsternwick,
Victoria
Hopetoun Walk & Drive Town Discovery ToursThere are a number of walks around Hopetoun ranging from 10 minutes to 1.5 hours. The Fountain which is the starting point for all the town walks is at the intersection of Lascelles and Austin Streets.
Walk 1 - Time: (03)
Horsham Police PaddockThe Horsham Police Paddock covers an area 48.5 hectares on the northern edge of the city, providing recreational opportunities for walkers, cyclists, anglers, bird watchers and dog owners in a natural woodland setting.
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Horsham Weir to Baillie Street River WalkThis scenic one way walk follows the Wimmera River all the way from Weir park to Baillie Street. It is a safe track with no main road crossings and has plenty of interesting things to see along the way.
Starting at We(03)
Horsham's Public Art and Heritage Trail (CBD)This 2.1km trail features some of Horsham City's individual heritage places that can be significant due to their aesthetic, historic, scientific, technical or social value to the past, present and future generations.
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Horsham's Public Art and Heritage Trail (River Section)This 2.9km trail features some of Horsham City's individual heritage places that can be significant due to their aesthetic, historic, scientific, technical or social value to the past, present and future generations.
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Horsham's Public Art and Heritage Trail (River Section)
Howqua Hills Historic AreaHowqua Hills is a site of natural beauty, from river flats to surrounding hills with Manna Gums and Narrow-leaved Peppermints. Rediscover the days of gold mining and settlement as you walk past historic relics from times(03)
Huon - Sandy Creek Bridge Walk (Eastern Approach)The eastern approach Sandy Creek bridge 3.3km return walk crosses the bridge, has great views, is shorter and flatter than the western approach. It may be preferable for walkers less able or with less time.
This is gr(03)
Huon - Sandy Creek Bridge Walk (Western Approach)Take a 6.1km walk on the pretty High Country Rail Trail section along the Lake Hume foreshore using the western approach from Huon Station crossing the very impressive Sandy Creek Bridge and then returning.
This walk (03)
Inglewood Historic Township WalkGold was first discovered at Inglewood in 1859 and the find sparked a flood of some 16,000 diggers to the area. By January 1860, a new field a few miles south was opened up and dubbed "New Inglewood" and this is the site(03)
Inner Circle Rail Trail (Parkville)Melbourne's Inner Circle Trail is a paved four-kilometre walking and cycling route along an abandoned railway corridor just east of the city centre.
After the final closure of this line, the rails were removed (excep(03)
Inverleigh - Leigh River Environmental Heritage WalkThis trail lets you explore ancient River Red Gums and other sensitive remnant vegetation and boasts some native under storey and grass species specific to the Leigh River location.
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Inverleigh - Leigh River Environmental Heritage Walk
Cnr Hamilton Highway and Cambridge Street,Inverleigh,
Victoria
Inverleigh Pioneer Heritage WalkThe Inverleigh Pioneer Heritage Walk is a short trail around the township that highlights the fascinating history involved with Inverleigh. The walk passes many of the historic buildings and sites and takes only an hour (03)
Inverleigh Pioneer Heritage Walk
Cnr Cambridge Street and Hamilton Highway,Inverleigh,
Victoria
Inverloch - Ayr Creek WalkThe 3.4km return Ayr Creek Walk is especially suited to avid birdwatchers since the area is home to an abundance of birdlife, including Honeyeaters, and Black Shouldered Kites.
Stroll through native bush and wetlands (03)
Inverloch - Screw Creek Townsend Bluff Estuary WalkAn undulating scenic walk over boardwalks, salt marsh and mangroves up to a lookout on Townsend Bluff with gorgeous views over Anderson Inlet. This is a great walk for kids.
The Screw Creek Townsend Bluff Estuary Walk(03)
Inverloch - Screw Creek Townsend Bluff Estuary Walk
Cnr The Esplande and Cuttriss Street,Inverloch,
Victoria
Inverloch Foreshore Shared PathwayThe 5km return Inverloch Foreshore Shared Pathway is suitable for walking, jogging or cycling.
Running along The Esplanade between Cuttriss Street and westwards to the Ayr Creek Bridge, this path has a number of acces(03)
Inverloch Foreshore Shared Pathway
Cnr Cuttriss Street and The Esplanade,Inverloch,
Victoria
Jamieson - Significant Trees Self Guided WalkThe small picturesque township of Jamieson features a range of significant trees, many exotic species and many dating back to the 1800s, planted by the early pioneers.
Take a self-guided walk around the township and a(03)
Jamieson Paw Prints WalkThe Paw Prints Walk is a fun adventure for the whole family. The Jamieson Paw Prints Walk will take your kids on a fun and educational treasure hunt through the beautiful twin river town.
Grab your map and questionnai(03)
Jamieson Self-Guided Heritage WalkJamieson's fascinating history has been captured in this self-guided walk. Take in the landscape, gardens, wildlife and the overall beauty. Walk past quaint cottages, heritage buildings, picturesque river settings and be(03)
Jamieson Short WalksHere are a few short walks. All are close to the town and the longest will take about 90 minutes to complete. Keep your eyes open for the beautiful native birds and wild flowers. If you're lucky, you may even spot a Plat(03)
Jawbone Flora and Fauna Reserve (Williamstown)The 50 ha Jawbone Flora and Fauna Reserve consists of open grasslands for passive recreation, two wetland lakes, the salt marsh and mangrove conservation area, Wader Beach and the Kororoit Creek.
The open area to the (03)
Jells Park (Wheelers Hill)Jells Park is at the hub of a network of parklands linked by the Dandenong Creek. Nestled in the heart of suburbia the park is abundant with native plants and wildlife and is a diverse recreation destination for the whol(03)
Jeparit - Edward John Eyre Heritage River WalkFollow the scenic 7km return walk along the Wimmera River as it winds its way through town. Along the way you'll see an explorer sculpture plus numerous information signs highlighting aspects of the town and its connecti(03)
Jessie Traill Nature Reserve (Harkaway)Jessie Traill Nature Reserve, which is 2.4 hectares in size, is named after a distinguished local painter and war veteran who donated this area of land to the citizens of Harkaway. The reserve consists of three parcels o(03)
Jessie Traill Reserve (Harkaway)Jessie Traill Nature Reserve is named after a distinguished local painter and war veteran who donated this area of land to the citizens of Harkaway. The Reserve's Friends group have worked hard to return the site to its (03)
Jessie Traill Reserve (Harkaway)
Cnr King Road and Harkaway Road,Harkaway,
Victoria
John Knox Architectural Trail Walk (Brighton)Walk Summary:
Located at Brighton North Road, the John Knox Trail is 3.9 kilometres long with a walking time of about 60 minutes. The trail path has gentle undulations.
Trail directions:
1. Kamesburgh
Address: 74-1(03)
K Road Cliffs (Werribee South)Take in the view from these stunning cliffs rising up from Werribee River. The K Road Cliffs in Werribee South are a breathtaking wall of red by day and are even more impressive during dusk and sunset when they change co(03)
Kalorama Park (Kalorama)Boasting spectacular views over Silvan Reservoir and the south-eastern face of the Dandenong Ranges, Kalorama Park is perfect for picnics, barbecues or simply relaxing whilst enjoying the magnificent surrounds. Kalorama (03)
Kamesburgh Walk (Brighton)Starting on Martin Road, the Kamesburgh Walk is 2.2 kilometres long with a walking time of 40 minutes. The trail path is mostly flat with gentle undulations.
Walk Summary:
Time: 40 minutes
Distance: 2.2 kilometres
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Kananook Creek Walking Trail (Frankston)Kananook Creek runs parallel to the coastline linking Seaford Wetlands to Frankston Foreshore. Starting near the Frankston Yacht Club site, follow Kananook Creek along the 7.5km walking trail, through urban Frankston and(03)
Kaniva - Billy Ho Bush WalkBilly Ho Bush Walk is a self-guided and signposted bushwalk which is about 3 km return in length. The relevant brochure for the walk is available from the Kaniva Visitor Information Centre. Numbered pegs enable the ident(03)
Kaniva Town WalksThere are a number of walks within the town including
- An Historical Walk around the town to see historical photos and adverts depicting the town in days gone by.
- A Bird & Flora walk to see a variety of plaques pa(03)
Karkarook Park (Heatherton)Karkarook Park in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs has been developed as a recreation and wetland area. Ultimately, the park will be part of a larger open space link providing significant recreational opportunities.
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Karwarra Australian Native Botanic Garden (Kalorama)Karwarra is a distinctive cool temperate Australian garden in the heart of the Dandenong Ranges, laid out over two hectares of shady fern gullies, soaring gums and misty pathways overlooking the Silvan Dam. More than 1,8(03) 9728 4256
Karwarra Australian Native Botanic Garden (Kalorama)
Keeping Fit in Koonung Walk (Doncaster East)There is a focus on fitness and exercise with this 4 km walk. The trail features places to stretch, bend and squat. Children will enjoy the wetlands.
The walk begins at Boronia Grove Reserve. It follows a well maintai(03)
Kennedy Creek Walk (Pakenham)This easy walk, about 2km one-way, takes you along a concrete path from Princes Highway to Manna Gum Drive along Kennedy Creek.
The nice little path is set on either side of Kennedy Creek among a residential area.
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Kennett River Glow Worm WalkTake your torch and explore the natural beauty of glow-worms by night at the Grey River picnic area.
Glow worms are actually bioluminescent i.e. glowing in the dark, maggots of a mosquito like fly. But whatever they r(03)
Kennett River Koala WalkThe small hamlet of Kennett River on the Great Ocean Road is one of the best places in Australia to see koalas in the wild. Turn into Grey River Road, off the Great Ocean Road, and between one and two kilometres along th(03)
Kevin Hoffman Walk (Lara)The Kevin Hoffman Walk is an award-winning garden boasting over one thousand different species of Australian native plants, including 150 indigenous species, located along the eastern banks of Hovells Creek in Lara. Arou0438 022 552
Kevington - Star of The West Gold Mine WalkTurn onto the 3km steep 4WD track opposite "Bocking " on the Mansfield - Woods Point Road to find the Day Visitor Area carpark and then walk 1km from there to the gold mine site. You can walk the 4WD track to the visitor(03)
Kilmore - Community Bank Walking TrailA 1.6km one way (3.2km return) walk around part of the Kilmore Racecourse. The trail starts in the north-west corner which has some beautiful cypress tree stump chainsaw carvings, follows the north and then the east side(03)
Kilmore - Monument Hill ReserveMonument Hill Reserve provides habitat for several nocturnal mammals including brush tail possums, ringtail possums and sugar gliders, as well as the threatened brush tailed phascogale. Local wildlife is abundant. Lizard(03)
Kilmore Creek Heritage Art WalkThis gentle 2km trail along Kilmore Creek is suitable for walking, running, cycling and dogs on a lead.
This gentle walk along Kilmore Creek celebrates Kilmore's rich and diverse history from indigenous occupation th(03)
Kilmore Creek Heritage Art Walk
Cnr Union Street and Victoria Parade,Kilmore,
Victoria
Kings Domain (Central Melbourne)The Domain Parklands include Kings Domain, Government House Reserve, Shrine of Remembrance Reserve and the Royal Botanic Gardens, extending to the river.
Features include the Grotto, a former quarry, now transformed i(03)
Kings Falls Circuit Walk (Main Ridge)This walk begins on Waterfall Gully Road, taking in the falls which can be seen flowing all year. The circuit walk which takes in the falls is only about 1km long but you can easily extend the walk. We started our walk f(03)
Kitty Miller Bay Walk (Phillip Island)The Kitty Miller Bay walk offers lovely coastal views as you walk around the headland and bay from Kitty Miller Bay beach.
If you walk to the left of the bay on low tide, you will be able to see the site of the S(03)
Koolunga Native Reserve (Ferntree Gully)Koolunga Native Reserve is a 15 acre reserve, with a variety of native flora and fauna. There are two kilometres of walking tracks throughout the reserve. There is a creek running through it with two bridges as well as s(03) 9758 3112
Koomba Park (Wantirna)Koomba Park is one of the parks comprising the Dandenong Valley Parklands in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. It consists of 92 hectares, of which 33 hectares are publicly accessible.
The trail network through Koomba(03)
Koondrook/Barham - Redgum Statue River WalkYou can follow the statue walk along the river banks of Koondrook (Vic) and Barham (NSW) to learn about some of the local pioneers and animals of the area. The statues have been carved out of local red gum by world renow(03)
Koondrook/Barham - Redgum Statue River Walk
Cnr Grigg Road and Murray Parade,Koondrook,
Victoria
Koonung Creek Parklands (Donvale - Mont Albert North)Discover the array of recreational activities in Elgar Park and Koonung Creek Reserve, which together make up the Koonung Creek Parklands. Hockey, cricket, dog walking, bird-watching, playgrounds, the Box Hill Miniature (03)
Koonung Creek Parklands (Donvale - Mont Albert North)
Kororoit Creek Sculpture Trail (Altona North)The sculpture trail is a fun walk through a beautifully regenerated area with huge quirky sculptures and other art installations along the way.
The trail which runs beside Kororoit Creek between Blackshaws Road and Ba(03)
Kororoit Creek Trail (Albion to Sunshine West)Explore nature in the suburbs along the Kororoit Creek trail between Selwyn Park, Albion and Buckingham Reserve, Sunshine West on this 10km return walk.
Interactive Map
Points of Interest
1. Selwyn Park
Selwyn (03)
Kororoit Creek Trail (Ardeer - Sunshine West)The Kororoit Creek Walking Track starts at More Park and travels along Kororoit Creek, through Ardeer and Albion to Selwyn Park, where you can discover Brimbank's historic swimming hole. Follow the trail further past att(03)
Korumburra Botanic ParkA beautiful 12-acre space which is scattered with beautiful exotic trees and natives, and is home to the picturesque "Olsen's Walk" along Coalition Creek.
Located in Korumburra Botanic Park, Olsen's Walk follows the b(03)
Kurth Kiln Regional Park (Gembrook)Located a short distance from Melbourne, the park is mostly known for its kiln used during the Second World War to make charcoal for gas producer units fitted to motor cars. The park contains a range of forest types and (03)
Kurth Kiln Regional Park (Gembrook)
Cnr Beenak Road and Soldiers Road,Gembrook,
Victoria
Kyneton - Campaspe River WalkThe Campaspe River Walk which stretches from the Kyneton Botanic Gardens to the bottom of Piper Street and beyond to the Racecourse is almost three kilometres long. It provides an interesting walk along the River and pas(03)
Kyneton - Campaspe River Walk
Cnr Mollison Street and Franklin Place,Kyneton,
Victoria
Kyneton Mosaic WalkThe Kyneton Mosaic Walk is about 2 km long and takes in nine mosaic sites.
The sites are:
Black Sunday Memorial, Kyneton Town Hall footpath, Cnr Hutton Street and Mollison Street
Shire Community Columns, Shire Co(03)
Kyneton Mosaic Walk
Cnr Hutton Street and Mollison Street,Kyneton,
Victoria
Kyneton Rotary Local History WalkThe 1.1km return Kyneton Rotary Local History Walk starts at the Kyneton Visitor Information Centre where there are toilets and follows the tree lined grassy strip eastwards. At regular intervals there are interesting pl(03)
Kyneton Town Historical WalksKyneton has many fine old historical buildings and these two walks explore them.
Location of Buildings
WALK TOUR No 1 (Approx. distance 1.75 km)
1. SHIRE HALL AND OFFICES - 129 MOLLISON STREET:
Kyneton S(03)
Kyneton Town WalksApproximate 30 minute (2.1km) and 60 minute (3.8km) walking loops within the town to help get you moving and more active. The walks highlight some interesting places around the town.
The walking route map has been des(03)
La La Falls (Warburton)To reach the falls, follow the signs from Park Road along Old Warburton Road to the start of the track on Irruka Road. You can park your car at the end of Irruka Road to start the walk. Note: Google maps is wrong and doe(03)
Lake BenallaAlong Lake Benalla's tranquil 4.25 kilometre track you will find inspiration in diverse and picturesque landscapes from the serene lake to meandering rivers, the exquisitely manicured botanical gardens to remnant river r(03)
Lake Eildon National Park (Fraser Block) Nature WalksThe Fraser Block of Lake Eildon National Park is located in Coller Bay in Central Victoria and is home to two dedicated nature walks as well as other walks that include strenuous to easy grades. These include:
Candlebar(03)
Lake Eildon National Park (Fraser Block) Nature Walks
Lake Eildon National Park Blowhard Spur WalkAlthough there are numerous walk options taking in Blowhard Spur Track, our recommended walk is a 6 km circuit walk starting at the Perfect Cure Creek carpark area, near Devils Cove Camping Area in Coller Bay (Fraser Blo(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Candlebark Nature WalkCandlebark Nature Walk is located in Fraser Block on the west bank of Coller Bay of the Lake Eildon National Park. The walk starts near the Candlebark Camp Area and continues for 2 kilometres.
The walk track is of goo(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Cook Point WalkCook Point Walk is located along the northern bank of Coller Bay (Fraser Block), Lake Eildon National Park. The walk commences at the Wallaby Bay carpark and continues for around 2.5 km to the point. The exact distance v(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Estate Spur WalkAlthough there are numerous walk options taking in Estate Spur, our recommended walk is a 6 km circuit walk starting at Lakeside Camping Area in Coller Bay (Fraser Block) Lake Eildon National Park. The walk offers superb(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Perfect Cure Creek Nature WalkPerfect Cure Creek Nature Walk is located on the west bank of Coller Bay (Fraser Block) in Lake Eildon National Park in Central Victoria.
The walk starts from the gravel carpark area 200 metres past Devil Cove Camp Ar(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Perfect Cure Creek Nature Walk
Lake Eildon National Park Point Mibus WalkThe Point Mibus walk starts on the southern bank of Coller Bay (Fraser Block) Lake Eildon National Park in Central Victoria. The track winds out of Coller Bay to the south to Point Mead and then Point Mibus. The walk tak(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Stones Outstation & Wallaby Bay WalkStones Outstation and stockyards are located on the west bank of Stone Bay, beside the Fraser Block of Lake Eildon National Park - in Central Victoria. The walk starts at Wallaby Bay Carpark in Coller Bay, Fraser Block.
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Lake Eildon National Park Stones Outstation & Wallaby Bay Walk
Lake Mountain Walking Trails (Marysville)Lake Mountain offers some of the best bushwalking near Melbourne, with an extensive number of well marked, well-maintained hiking trails that make exploring Victoria's alpine landscape easy. Well-marked and well-maintain(03)
Lakes Entrance - Walk to The EntranceThe entrance walk is a 5km (2 hr) return walk along sandy paths. Allow at least an extra hour to explore the New Works Historic Precinct. After crossing the footbridge head to the west (right for those who are directiona(03)
Lancefield Town WalksApproximate 30 minute (2.5km) and 60 minute (4.4km) walking loops within the town to help get you moving and more active. The walks highlight some interesting places around the town.
The walking route map has been des(03)
Landcox Walk (Brighton East)Starting at Landcox Park, the Landcox Walk is 4 kilometres long with a walking time of 1 hour. The trail path is moderate in terms of difficulty as there are some hilly sections.
Walk Summary:
Time: 1 hour
Distance:(03)
Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve (Langwarrin)The 214-hectare Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve, a former military reserve, is an island of relatively undisturbed natural bushland surrounded by the suburbs of Frankston and Langwarrin.
The park has an important (03)
Lavers Hill - Melba Gully Glow Worm WalkTake your torch and explore the natural beauty of glow-worms by night at the Melba Gully area.
A visual spectacular - Despite their name, glow worms aren't worms. They are the larvae of fly-like insects called fungus (03)
Learmonth Heritage WalkSites on the Learmonth Heritage Walk are:
1. The Stag Hote
2. Dunrobin Store / Post Office
3. Stafford General Store
4. McGlashan & Cumming Engineers & Millwrights
5. Dr. Creelman's Surgery & Chemist
6. Lady of t(03)
Leongatha North - Hammans Bush ReserveLocated just north of Leongatha, Hammans Bush Reserve lets visitors experience a living relic of the once vast, dense and almost impenetrable forest which once spread across the region.
Walking tracks and benches are (03)
Leongatha North - Hammans Bush Reserve
685 Wild Dog Valley Road,Leongatha North,
Victoria
Leongatha WetlandsThe Leongatha Wetlands has a picturesque lake frequented by geese and ducks with a rotunda. The wetlands are located on the outskirts of Leongatha.
There is a short, yet scenic, walk around the wetlands.
Dista(03)
Lerderderg - OBriens Crossing WalksThere are a number of walks starting at O'Briens Crossing in the Lerderderg State Park. They are:
The Tunnel (3km return, easy)
The Lerderderg River diversion tunnel, known as The Tunnel, is located on the Lerderderg(03)
Lerderderg - OBriens Crossing Walks
OBriens Crossing, Obriens Road,Lerderderg,
Victoria
Lexton Historic Walking TourA Brief History of Lexton
In 1836 Major Thomas Mitchell the explorer passed through this area on his return journey from Portland to Sydney. His glowing report on the grazing lands in the Western District resulted in sq(03)
Lexton Historic Walking Tour
Sunraysia Highway and Williamson Street,Lexton,
Victoria
Lillydale Lake (Lilydale)This attractive and popular lake is a shallow (2 to 2.5m deep) flood-retarding basin located on Olinda Creek, south of Lilydale. The Lillydale Lake and Park were officially opened to the public in July 1990. The Park cov(03)
Lilydale to Warburton Rail TrailWalk or cycle along the railway line that was built in 1901 to carry produce from Warburton to Melbourne and delivered tourists to the area on the return trip. The train line ran between 1901 and 1965.
This line chang1300 368 333
Little Peninsula and Big Peninsula Tunnels (McMahons Creek)The Little Peninsula and Big Peninsula tunnels are located on the Yarra River, about 14 km east of Warburton.
Directions - Travel east along Warburton-Woods Point Road to McMahons Creek (past Starvation Creek Road) an(03)
Little Peninsula and Big Peninsula Tunnels (McMahons Creek)
Warburton-Woods Point Road,McMahons Creek,
Victoria
Little Yarra Riverside Walk (Yarra Junction)A nice, easy one kilometre long walk along the Little Yarra River in Yarra Junction. The path, which is in a rectangular shape, follows the rail trail on the southern side, runs between the Upper Yarra Museum and Yarra J(03)
Living Culture (Mornington Peninsula)Living Culture runs cultural and environmental programs based on the Mornington Peninsula.
Living Culture is a proud indigenous-led charity that provides a doorway to authentic traditional cultural programs and events0426 404 268
Location of Parkruns in MelbourneParkrun events are held at more than 40 locations across Melbourne plus regional centres. Each run, irrespective of the location is 5 kilometres in distance and starts at 8am every Saturday.
Once you have registered (03)
Loch Village WalkThe Loch Village Walk starts at Sunnyside Park, then passes through the playground picnic grounds, through the South Gippsland Highway underpass. Turn right past the historic railway siding and continue for a short dista(03)
Lollypop Creek Trail (Wyndham Vale)A lovely 4.4km loop along the Lollypop Creek Trail is a hidden gem in Melbourne's west. Follow the bends of the creek past River Redgums and healthy habitat to magical Tucker's Waterhole.
The walk starts at Wyndham Va(03)
Long Point Circuit Walk (Cape Schanck)This 4 km circuit leads you through eucalypt forest with bracken understory, before opening to views across grasslands and gullies of coast banksia and blackwood.
The track passes alongside Main Creek, through the Mo(03)
Longwood East - Big Hill Nature Conservation Reserve WalkMore than 56% of Granitic Hills Woodlands in the Goulburn Broken Catchment have disappeared since European invasion. Historically, parts of Big Hill were cleared of trees and grazed, but areas of intact woodland and esca(03)
Longwood East - Big Hill Nature Conservation Reserve Walk
Lookout Hill Circuit Walk (Red Hill)A peaceful 1.3km bush walk in Red Hill in a small pocket of the Arthurs Seat State Park. The walk passes through stringybark forest and open Sheoak woodlands, with little gullies and nice vistas through the trees. It off(03)
Lysterfield Park (Narre Warren North)Lysterfield Lake Park is a beautiful spot to visit and it offers opportunities for walking, horseriding, cycling, swimming and boating.
Things to Do
Relax and have lunch in the picnic ground under the shade of the sp13 1963
Lysterfield Park (Narre Warren North)
Cnr Horswood Road and Logan Park Rd,Narre Warren North,
Victoria
Macarthur - Budj Bim National ParkThe Budj Bim National Park was formerly known as Mount Eccles National Park. It is one of several places in this area's rich cultural landscape formed by powerful ancestral creation forces. Many visitors return to explor(03)
Macarthur Heritage TrailUncover a hidden gem. Settled on the banks of the Eumeralla River, Macarthur is the gateway to the spectacular Budj Bim National Park. Time-travel to a hidden past as you follow the Macarthur Heritage Trail. Discover a s(03)
Macarthur Heritage Trail
Cnr Heckfield Street and High Street,Macarthur,
Victoria
Main Ridge Nature Conservation Reserve (Flinders)The reserve has a walking trail which showcases many species of beautiful flora and the amazing hinterland scenery. It is one of the hidden secrets of the Mornington Peninsula. Enjoy walking amongst the gum trees and in (03)
Main Yarra Trail (Melbourne)The 40km Main Yarra Trail starts in the Docklands precinct and winds its way north east through Templestowe, connects with the Diamond Creek Trail to Eltham and then the Mullum Mullum Creek Trail to Ringwood. The initial(03)
Malahang Reserve Walk (Heidelberg West)This is an easy, flat 2km concrete surface walking loop around Malahang Reserve and neighbouring streets with much to discover and enjoy.
To explore this area, enter at any of these points on the circuit:
Malahan(03)
Malahang Reserve Walk (Heidelberg West)
Cnr Oriel Road and Southern Road,Heidelberg West,
Victoria
Malcolm Creek Golden Sun Moth Walk (Craigieburn)This lovely short 1.7km walk along Malcolm Creek, from Golden Sun Moth playground to Growling Grass Frog playground, has beautiful river red gums and wetlands to enjoy.
Malcolm Creek is a hidden gem with its picturesq(03)
Malcolm Creek Wetlands Walk (Craigieburn)A lovely 5.4km circuit around Malcolm Creek wetlands. Bridges and boardwalks give options to choose-your-own path along this beautiful green wedge in Craigieburn.
Expansive wetlands, foot bridges, ancient river red gu(03)
Maldon - Anzac Hill WalkAnzac Hill Walk is a scenic 2 km walk with views of the township of Maldon and historical facts. It has points of historical interest and is an uphill climb which takes 60 minutes minimum.
The walking track leaves Spr(03)
Maldon - Eaglehawk WalkThis walk, of about 2.5 km, will take you from the Beehive Chimney to what was known as the settlement of Eaglehawk and back. Eaglehawk was really a suburb of Maldon itself, north of the town. Within and close to Eagleha(03)
Maldon - High Street Traders WalkDiscover some of Maldon's rich history as you explore our historic buildings, places and streetscapes. If you explore with the mobile app, each location reveals its story through 'then & now' images and text.
Maldon's(03)
Maldon - High Street Traders Walk
Cnr High Street and Fountain Street,Maldon,
Victoria
Maldon - Historic CBD WalkWalk from the Information Centre down High Street to the junction to begin.
1. View Point - Site of Bank of Victoria 1858 Originally a simple timber building. housing carpentry supplies. Site sold to the bank in 18(03)
Maldon - Historic Residential Area WalkThis brief walk, which takes approximately 60 minutes, covers Maldon's historic residential area. Catch a glimpse of the combination of trees, gardens, roofscapes. fences, verandahs, iron framework. stonework which all c(03)
Maldon - Lisle's Reef WalkA walk on Mt Tarrengower offers a lot of history, a gentle descent, many points of interest, and a shorter but steeper return trail. The return can be made less strenuous by backtracking on the outgoing path.
The num(03)
Maldon - Main Street Traders WalkDiscover some of Maldon's rich history as you explore our historic buildings, places and streetscapes. If you explore with the mobile app, each location reveals its story through 'then & now' images and text.
Maldon's(03)
Maldon - Station to Town WalkDiscover some of Maldon's rich history as you explore our historic buildings, places and streetscapes. If you explore with the mobile app, each location reveals its story through 'then & now' images and text.
Moving g(03)
Maldon Area WalksSet in the foothills of Mt Tarrangower with its rich history and charming location, Maldon offers pleasant walks opening onto scenic vista along meandering roads past historic houses, streetscapes and mining remains. It (03)
Mallacoota Coastal WalkThe Mallacoota Coastal Walk is an easy walk which will take you on a journey through Mallacoota's scenic coastline.
From Mallacoota, the track leads through tall forest and rainforest gullies, along the banks of the t(03)
Mallanbool Reserve Short Walks (Murrumbeena)Mallanbool Reserve is a cultural and botanical trail for visitors to learn about the original inhabitants of the area, the Kulin. The trail features the native plant life that was abundant prior to the European settlemen(03)
Mallanbool Reserve Short Walks (Murrumbeena)
Cnr Leila Road and Boake Street,Murrumbeena,
Victoria
Malmsbury CommonMalmsbury Common is a highly valued conservation reserve which contains significant native grasslands, wetlands and stream bank vegetation.
The Common is located opposite the Malmsbury Botanic Gardens.
Map of Malm(03)
Malvern Urban Forest (Malvern East)Malvern's Urban Forest occupies part of the Outer Circle Railway line which ran through Kew and Camberwell to Oakleigh late last century.
Set within natural bushland, the urban forest features a grassy picnic area, p(03)
Manangatang Heritage WalkManangatang is a small Victorian town with a population of some 300 residents and another 200 in the outlying farms. It is situated 85km west of Swan Hill and equal distance from Ouyen, Robinvale and Sea Lake in the hear(03)
Mandalay Walking Tracks (Beveridge)Mandalay's walking tracks surround the 18-hole championship golf course designed by 5-time British Open Champion Peter Thomson.
You can join the tracks from various points across the Mandalay estate. If you join at C(03)
Mansfield BushwalksMansfield Bushwalks offer guided bush walk experiences in Victoria's stunning High Country.
Unique to our region, Mansfield Bushwalks offers 'Pack-Free' guided short walks in the stunning High Country of Mansfield Vic0480 226 256
Mansfield Mullum Wetlands WalkThe Mansfield Wetlands provide a habitat for native fauna and are a beautiful and accessible example of a living wetlands ecosystem.
The Great Victorian Rail Trail passes through the Mansfield Mullum Wetlands. Walk or(03)
Maranoa Australian Gardens (Balwyn)One of Australia's oldest native gardens, this beautiful garden displays Australian plants in a range of colourful, habitat styles.
Maranoa Gardens, located adjacent to Beckett Park at the end of Parring Road, Balwyn (03)
Maribyrnong River and Trail (Footscray)The Maribyrnong River rises on the northern slopes of the Macedon Ranges and joins the Yarra near Port Phillip. Aboriginal tribes frequented its banks for thousands of years and it was a vital part of Melbourne's industr(03)
Maribyrnong River Heritage Trail (Yarraville - Footscary - Maribyrnong)The Maribyrnong River Heritage Trail tells the story of post-contact early land-use and development along the river. The story begins at the Stony Creek Backwash taking in sites such as the Yarraville Wharf industrial pr(03)
Maribyrnong River Heritage Trail (Yarraville - Footscary - Maribyrnong)
Cnr Cowper Street and Youell Street,Footscray,
Victoria
Maribyrnong River Loop Walk (Aberfeldie)Set on a beautiful stretch of river with sweeping views of the river's bend, this 4.1km circuit is popular with people walking and jogging.
The Maribyrnong River's name comes from the Aboriginal phrase Mirring-gnay-bi(03)
Maribyrnong River Trail (Keilor East - Footscray)The Maribyrnong River Trail is a 21km shared use path which follows the Maribyrnong River through the north western suburbs of Melbourne from Brimbank Park.
The path, sometimes along both sides of the river, follows t(03)
Maribyrnong River Walking Trail (Avondale Heights)Enjoy the sights of this beautiful section of the Maribyrnong River during this 5km (one-way) walk. Once known as the 'Saltwater', the Maribyrnong River has played an important part in the history of the area. This walk (03)
Maribyrnong River Walking Trail (Avondale Heights)
Marlo - Snowy River Estuary WalkStarting in the coastal township of Marlo, the Snowy River Estuary Walk provides an amazing insight into unique environs surrounding the lower reaches of the Snowy River estuary, linking through to the wild ocean beach o(03)
Maroondah Aqueduct Trail (Eltham - Research)The Maroondah Aqueduct Trail utilises the corridor of the historically significant Maroondah Aqueduct. The aqueduct was an engineering feat, following the contours of the land from Maroondah Dam in Healesville to Melbou(03)
Maroondah Bushwalking ClubWe are a friendly club based in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. If you want to enjoy the great outdoors, meet new people and take up a physical activity for your health then join Maroondah Bushwalking Club which has ov(03)
Maroondah Reservoir Park (Healesville)Maroondah Reservoir Park offers a wonderful variety of experiences, from colourful gardens to long and short walks, exotic and native trees, spectacular scenery and an abundance of wildlife. The scenic attraction of the (03)
Maroondah Walks and Trails (Ringwood)Maroondah has some beautiful and historically significant walks throughout the city.
The walks are:
1. Dandenong Creek Trail
8km (105 min) One way Marlborough Road to Chandlers Lane
Features: Natural setting - (03)
Maryborough - Paddys Ranges State ParkWell-known for its wildflowers in springtime, Paddys Ranges State Park is home to 30 types of orchids and more than 140 native bird species like the rare Painted Honeyeaters and Swift Parrots.
Relics of the goldminin(03)
Maryborough Bush and Town WalkThe Maryborough Bush and Town Walk takes advantage of many of the natural and historical features while providing opportunities for the health benefits of walking. The Maryborough Bush and Town Walk uses footpaths throug(03)
Maryborough Self-Guided Town WalkThe Maryborough district was first settled as early as 1840 by the Scottish Simson brothers, who began sheep farming in the district. When gold was found, the population quickly grew, by 1856 there were up to 53,000 peop(03)
Marysville - Beauty Spot Natural Features Reserve WalkThe Beauty Spot was first recognised for its beauty back in the late 1800s, and has since been a favourite spot for locals and tourists to visit.
After the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires devastated the area, the Depar(03)
Marysville - Beauty Spot Natural Features Reserve Walk
Marysville - Cumberland WalkCumberland Walk is a 4km walk which takes about two hours along a formed track with some medium, short steep hills.
The circuit walk starts and ends at the Cambarville picnic area car park. From Marysville, travel alo(03)
Marysville - Gilberts Gully Nature Trail WalkGilberts Gully Nature Trail Walk is a favourite spot for locals and tourists to enjoy a casual walk amongst pristine Australian Bush.
After the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires devastated the area, the Department of Envi(03)
Marysville - Meeting of the Waters WalkThe Meeting of the Waters is a beautiful lush area located at the confluence of Taggerty River with White House Creek. The walk takes around 20 minutes and the track is of medium grade. The walk starts at the Taggerty Ca(03)
Marysville - Michaeldene Nature Trail WalkThe Michaeldene Nature Trail Walk loop walk is a medium grade walk through pristine Australian Bushland. After the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires devastated the area, the Department of Environment & Primary Industries (DE(03)
Marysville - Tree Fern Gully Walk to Steavenson FallsThe Fern Gully walk, is a medium grade walk from the township of Marysville to Steavenson Falls, Marysville's premier tourist attraction. The walk follows the Steavenson River as it meanders up the Steavenson Gully. The (03)
Marysville - Tree Fern Gully Walk to Steavenson Falls
Mathias Track (Olinda)The Mathias Track is a lovely walking trail through the Dandenongs where dogs (on leash), horses and mountain bike riders are permitted. It is an 8km return walk from one end to the other and there are small car parks at(03)
McAlpin Reserve (Ringwood North)McAlpin Reserve is tucked away off Wonga Road in Ringwood North, and the reserve is the perfect spot for Sunday picnics, school day playdates and a leisurely walk.
The reserve has a playground with BBQs and shelter, a(03)
Melbourne by FootWelcome to Melbourne By Foot, your essential walking tour of Melbourne - Australia's cultural capital. With daily departures from Federation Square, our cultural walk is the best value and most convenient Melbourne day t1300 311 081
Melbourne City Arts TrailMelbourne's Yarra River Precinct is tailor-made for short, interesting walks on its three great themes: the arts, maritime heritage, and gardens. Each walk is about 90-120 minutes duration, although the wealth of attract(03)
Melbourne City Gardens TrailMelbourne's Yarra River Precinct is tailor-made for short, interesting walks on its three great themes: the arts, maritime heritage, and gardens. Each walk is about 90-120 minutes duration, although the wealth of attract(03)
Melbourne City Maritime TrailMelbourne's Yarra River Precinct is tailor-made for short, interesting walks on its three great themes: the arts, maritime heritage, and gardens. Each walk is about 90-120 minutes duration, although the wealth of attract(03)
Melbourne City Spine Architecture Walk (Central Melbourne)Creative in design, courageous in innovation - Making headlines as a 'design city', Melbourne thrives on ideas and innovation, fuelled by the imaginations of our city's many designers, architects and artists. Fresh and f(03)
Melbourne City Spine Architecture Walk (Central Melbourne)
Melbourne WalksWe have been creating unique journeys for individuals, groups and schools through Melbourne's urban, natural, historic and indigenous landscapes for 20 years. It is great fun! We offer over thirty different walking tours(03) 9090 7964 / 0408 894 724
Melbourne's Arcades and Lanes (Central Melbourne)This 2.5km walk explores Melbourne's famous lanes, alleyways, little streets, arcades, cafe society and fascinating shops.
Map of Arcades and Lanes Walk
Arcades and Lanes Walk Description
Melbourne's little lane(03)
Melbourne's Arcades and Lanes (Central Melbourne)
Cnr St Kilda Road and Flinders Street,Melbourne,
Victoria
Melton Botanic Garden (Melton)The Melton Botanic Garden was gazetted in February 2011.
You can take in walk, see the a Dryland Eucalyptus Arboretum, lake and indigenous vegetation on Ryans Creek. The are two rotundas with free BBQ facilities plus(03) 9743 3819
Melton Bushwalking Inc (Club)Our members are friendly and outgoing, and love to share what Victoria has to offer.
We generally walk every two weeks, either Saturday or Sunday. However, we sometimes put special walks in between the regular fortnig(03) 9743 7441 / 0431 548 806
MELtours (Central Melbourne)Melbourne's best Walking Tour Company where you 'see more of Melbourne for less'. Why pay more wheb we offer the best value tours.
For such a young city, our city has packed so much into such a short period to become0407 380 969
Mentone Historical Walking TrailThe Mentone Historical Walking Trail is intended to be an introduction to the rich history of Mentone, celebrating both its charming architecture and enduring village character.
The trail distance is approximately 4 k(03)
Mentone Historical Walking Trail
Cnr Como Parade West and Balcombe Road,Mentone,
Victoria
Merri Creek Trail (Clifton Hill - Fawkner)The Merri Creek Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows the Merri Creek through the northern suburbs of Melbourne.
The path commences at Dights Falls in Clifton Hill near where Merri Cre(03)
Middle Park Walk (Churches: Past and Present)There are many buildings in Middle Park that once were churches. Now only two churches remain that still hold services for their congregations: the Albert Park Baptist Church and Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Most of the church(03)
Middle Park Walk (From Shops to Cafes - Armstrong Street Shopping Precinct)From the early 1900s the Armstrong Street shopping precinct has been a hive of activity. But whereas it once provided shops that supplied the daily needs of Middle Park families, today those shops are mainly occupied by (03)
Middle Park Walk (From Shops to Cafes - Armstrong Street Shopping Precinct)
Cnr Canterbury Road and Armstrong Street,Middle Park,
Victoria
Middle Park Walk (Historic Industries)Middle Park is now a suburb consisting mainly of houses and apartment blocks, with a couple of shopping strips to service the immediate needs of its residents. It is hard to imagine the many dairies and thriving small ma(03)
Middle Park Walk (Woodcraft in Middle Park Architecture)While some parts of inner Melbourne are recognised for their cast iron decoration, Middle Park is equally notable in having timber-based decoration on its houses. Timber commonly replaced cast iron after about 1895, up t(03)
Middle Park Walk (Woodcraft in Middle Park Architecture)
Mildura Riverfront Shared PathThe Mildura riverfront shared path is designed for pedestrians and cyclists to enjoy scenic views of the spectacular Murray River and local natural environment.
The path includes both areas of relatively high recreat(03)
Millbank Drive Trail (Deer Park)The 3.8km Millbank Drive Walking Track has great rocky escarpments, large pools of water and an abundance of wildlife including ducks, swans and geese. Many large gum trees border the walking track providing shady areas (03)
Millionaires Walk (Sorrento)This stunning cliff top walk has historic significance as it was the first time the Union Jack was used to claim possession of Australia. The breathtaking water views across Port Phillip Bay to the Bellarine Peninsula, M(03)
Mind Your Mannas Forest Circuit Walk (Doncaster East)This trail is a great one for the entire family. Different habitats in the park are explored with each having an interesting and important story to tell. There is a particular focus on eucalypt trees and the animals that(03)
Mind Your Mannas Forest Circuit Walk (Doncaster East)
Mirboo North - Baths Road ReserveBaths Road Reserve, which is located in the heart of Mirboo North, has about 2km of bushwalking tracks through tall gum tree forests, native plants and fern gullies.
You can walk from the shire hall through the reser(03)
Mirboo North - Lyrebird Forest WalkThe Lyrebird Forest Walk is an easy one and a half hour bushwalk through native forests typical of the South Gippsland region.
2.8 km north of Mirboo North on the Strzelecki Hwy, this walk consists of two walks to(03)
Mont Albert and Surrey Hills Heritage TrailLeafy streets, elegant architecture, a village atmosphere - no wonder locals love Mont Albert and Surrey Hills. Whether you are a long-time resident or a first-time visitor of the area we hope you enjoy your journey thro(03)
Moonambel Heritage WalkThis is an easy short self-guided walk around the historic gold mining town of Moonambel starting in front of the school. It reveals the rich history of the old township's pioneering days from settlement in 1844 to the g(03)
Moonee Ponds Creek TrailThe Moonee Ponds Creek Trail starts at Melbourne Docklands. It follows the Moonee Ponds creek and goes under and around the Tullamarine Freeway. After Bell Street it goes north through a series of parks, including the Bo(03)
Moonee Ponds Creek Walking Trail (Strathmore Heights - Strathmore)A pleasant 3.5 kilometre walk (one-way) with Boeing Reserve as its base, the Moonee Ponds Creek Trail is a nature lover's delight. The Creek is home to a variety of bird life and many different types of vegetation. It al(03)
Moonee Ponds Creek Walking Trail (Strathmore Heights - Strathmore)
Moonee Ponds Heritage TrailThis 5.3km walk starts at the Court House Museum in Mt Alexander Road and takes in many fascinating sites of historical interest in the Moonee Ponds area. Many of the buildings you will see on this walk are private resid(03)
Mooroopna - Whoop Whoop Walk About ToursCurious about Indigenous Australian culture, but don't know where to start? Here is a simple and vibrant introduction to knowing a bit more about Aboriginal history in Australia.
Experience
The Modern Australian Walk0402 606 481
Mooroopna Aboriginal Historical Walk (The Flats)This 3.5km walk gives you the chance to discover some of the tracks in the area known as 'The Flats' located between the Peter Ross-Edwards Causeway and the Goulburn River on the south side.
History of the Area
'The (03)
Mordialloc Historical Walking TrailThe name "Mordialloc" is derived from the indigenous description of the creek water running into Port Phillip Bay.
The first Australians who lived in the Mordialloc district were the Boon wurrung people who formed par(03)
Morning Mist Nature Reserve (Cranbourne South)Morning Mist is a unique nature reserve which combines recreation and conservation. The 15 hectare site is divided into two distinctive sections. Half of the reserve has been retained as natural bush, while the pony club(03)
Mornington Main Street Heritage Walk (Mornington)The area was frequented by the Boonwurrung/Bunurong people and visited by Matthew Flinders in 1802. The first European settlers entered the area in the 1840s seeking timber and fish and taking up pastoral leases. A Gover(03)
Mornington Peninsula Bay Trail (Safety Beach to Portsea)The 30km Mornington Peninsula Bay Trail is one of the most scenic shared trails on the Peninsula, winding along the foreshore, taking you in and out of the townships, stretching from Safety Beach to Portsea. Follow the B(03)
Mornington Peninsula Bay Trail (Safety Beach to Portsea)
Mornington Peninsula Coastal Walk (Cape Schanck - Portsea)The Coastal walk along the southern side of the Mornington Peninsula offers spectacular scenery stretching 30 kilometres between Cape Schanck and the Point Nepean National Park. The Coastal Walk encompasses many smaller (03)
Mornington Peninsula Coastal Walk (Cape Schanck - Portsea)
Mornington Peninsula National Park (Cape Schanck - Portsea)The Mornington Peninsula National Park has long been a favourite for summer holidays. Its diverse coastal environments range from the basalt cliffs at Cape Schanck to the native bushland of Greens Bush and the roaring su(03)
Mornington Peninsula National Park (Cape Schanck - Portsea)
Mortlake Bluestone Heritage WalkA self-walk/drive guide to the historic bluestone buildings of Mortlake which is proudly presented by the Mortlake & District Historical Society.
The significance of the Shaw Street, Mortlake precinct derives from its(03)
Mortlake Heritage WalkSitting at the bottom of one of Victoria's most recently active volcanoes, Mortlake is rich in both natural and early settler history. Mount Shadwell, a few minutes north of Mortlake, is an extinct volcano formed 25,000 (03)
Morwell - Waterhole Creek Aboriginal Cultural Heritage TrailThe walk along Waterhole Creek contains a series of boarded artworks by elder Uncle Ronald Edwards which explain Gunaikurnai's cultural heritage through stories and their meanings.
The simplest way to access this deli(03)
Morwell - Waterhole Creek Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Trail
Mount Baw Baw Walks (Baw Baw Village)Mount Baw Baw offers the walker a choice of glorious walking trails around the village and surrounds. Take a leisurely stroll through the village, or take one or more scenic walks through the hills and through the snow g(03) 5165 1136
Mount Baw Baw Walks (Baw Baw Village)
Mount Baw Baw Tourist Road,Baw Baw Village,
Victoria
Mount Beauty - Gorge WalkWalk through tranquil bushland to the entrance of a small canyon on the Kiewa River's west branch.
Distance / time: 3.8 km / 1 hr 15 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with some steps and obstacle(03)
Mount Beauty - Kiewa River Trail WalkA peaceful stroll along the Kiewa River's west branch, past Pebble Beach toward the confluence.
Distance / time: 4.2 km / 1 hr
Grade 1: No experience required. Flat sealed path suitable for wheelchairs. Signposted.
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Mount Beauty - Mermaid Beach and Rockpool WalkA lovely short walk along the east branch of the Kiewa River with two nice swimming spots along the way.
Distance / time: 1.2 km / 15 min
Grade 2: No bushwalking experience required. Formed track with gentle hills an(03)
Mount Beauty - Survey Track and Pole Track LoopFollow the old hydro worker's route up toward Bogong Village for some lovely views over town.
Distance / time: 7.4 km / 2 hrs 30 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with short steep hills and obsta(03)
Mount Beauty - The Pondage WalkEnjoy scenic views across the lake to Mount Bogong, Victoria's highest mountain, along this flat sealed path.
Distance / time: 3 km / 45 min
Grade 1: No experience required. Flat sealed path suitable for wheelchairs.(03)
Mount Beckworth Scenic ReserveSituated eight kilometres west of the township of Clunes, the Mount Beckworth Scenic Reserve surrounds the summit of the impressive mountain and features a network of tracks through open woodlands and springtime wildflow(03)
Mount Buffalo - Mount Dunn WalkA rewarding hike up to a rocky summit with panoramic views of the Mount Buffalo Plateau.
Distance / time:: 6.2 km / 2 hrs
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with steep sections and many steps. Signpos(03)
Mount Buffalo - The Gorge Heritage WalkWalk along the edge of a soaring granite cliff with views of Pulpit Rock and Crystal Brook Falls.
Distance / time: 2.5 km / 1 hr
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with hills, steps and obstacles. Si(03)
Mount Buffalo - The Horn WalkFor a 360 degree view that is nothing short of spectacular, climb up to Mount Buffalo's highest point.
Distance / time: : 1.5 km / 45 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with hills, steps and obsta(03)
Mount Buffalo - The Horn Walk
The Horn Picnic Area, Mount Buffalo Road,Mount Buffalo,
Victoria
Mount Buffalo - View Point Nature WalkExplore beautiful rock formations as you ascend to scenic views of the Buckland Valley.
Distance / time:: 4 km / 1 hr and 30 min
Grade 3: Some experience recommended. Formed track with steep sections, steps and obsta(03)
Mount Buffalo - View Point Nature Walk
Lake Catani Day Visitor Area, Mount Buffalo Road,Mount Buffalo,
Victoria
Mount Cole State ForestMt Cole State Forest is a magnificent forest allowing you to go for a walk through cool fern gullies, spectacular tall forests and alpine plateaus with magnificent views for 360 degrees.
Visitors can experience variou(03)
Mount Dandenong Arboretum (Mount Dandenong)Mount Dandenong Arboretum extends over sixteen hectares and was set aside in 1928 to establish an arboretum of national significance featuring conifers and deciduous trees.
The collection includes spectacular trees f(03)
Mount Donna Buang (Warburton)Under 20 minutes drive from Warburton is Mount Donna Buang. Rising to a height of 1,245 metres, it is the closest snow field to Melbourne. Attractions at the summit include BBQs, walking tracks, toboggan runs, and a 21 m(03)
Mount Eliza Regional Park and Moorooduc Quarry Flora And Fauna Reserve (Mount Eliza)The Mount Eliza Regional Park incorporates the former Moorooduc Quarry and offers views across the surrounding plains as well as a lake with picnic areas and a playground. The Mornington Tourist Railway, which offers ste(03)
Mount Eliza Regional Park and Moorooduc Quarry Flora And Fauna Reserve (Mount Eliza)
Cnr Moorooduc Highway and Two Bays Road,Mount Eliza,
Victoria
Mount Evelyn Aqueduct Walk (Mount Evelyn)The Mount Evelyn Aqueduct Walk uses part of the Mount Evelyn Aqueduct which once cut the town of Mount Evelyn in two.
The The Mount Evelyn Aqueduct Walk is 7.2km in length one way and requires moderate to high level o(03)
Mount Gisborne Reserve (Gisborne)Mt Gisborne Reserve is located on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country and contains culturally significant views to Magnet Hill and Geboor (Mount Macedon).
It is a 12.7 hectare, scoria cone woodland.
The reserve is locat(03)
Mount Macedon - Sanatorium Lake WalkSanatorium Lake was purpose built to provide a water source to a hospital specialising in the treatment of tuberculosis, which was never built. Now the lake is a beautiful setting for a number of self-guided walking and (03)
Moysey Walk (Beaumaris)Starting at the Beaumaris Community Centre, the Moysey Walk is 3.9 kilometres long with a walking time of 1 hour. The trail path is moderate in terms of difficulty and there are some hilly sections.
Walk Summary:
Tim(03)
Mt Buller Sculpture Park WalkA diverse collection of sculptural pieces are dotted throughout the Mt Buller Village, and are on display year-round, providing an opportunity to view these sculptures in vastly different alpine conditions depending on t(03)
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna Reserve Walk (Garfield North)The 2.2km self-guided walk takes about 50 minutes and will introduce you to some of the plants and animals of the reserve. It is very steep in some sections and may be difficult for some visitors.
There is a playgrou(03)
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna Reserve Walk (Garfield North)
Mt Lofty Hill Walk (Wonga Park)This bushwalk leads to a spectacular hill top view and is one of the best walks in the City of Melbourne. The track meanders through gums and tea-trees, over creeks and along the Yarra River before rising to the summit (03)
Muckleford - Muckleford Forest Walk to the Red White and Blue MineAn easy 5km walk through box-ironbark forest to Dunn's Reef and the Red White and Blue Mine, through an area rich in history, birds and wildflowers.
The Red, White and Blue Recreation site is located in the Muckleford(03)
Muckleford - Muckleford Forest Walk to the Red White and Blue Mine
Cnr Bells Lane Track and Red White and Blue Track,Muckleford,
Victoria
Cnr Bells Lane Track and Red White and Blue Track,
Mulgrave Reserve and Surrounds Walk (Wheelers Hill)A 3 km walk through the Mulgrave Reserve and along the Corhanwarrabul wetlands to the south of Jells Park.
Route Map
Trail Directions
Important note: This walk begins and ends at the same point.
1. This walk (03)
Mulgrave Reserve and Surrounds Walk (Wheelers Hill)
Mullum Mullum Creek Trail Walk (Ringwood - Croydon)This 5.8km one way historical and nature based walk features an interpretive trail, bushland and Mullum Mullum Creek.
The walk starts at Mullum Mullum Reserve car park and there are refreshments available at Eastland (03)
Mullum Mullum Creek Trail Walk (Ringwood - Croydon)
Murrindindi Scenic ReserveSituated at the northern end of the Toolangi State Forest, the Murrindindi Scenic Reserve provides excellent opportunities for recreational activities such as camping, bushwalking, picnicking and fishing.
The Murrindi(03)
Murtoa - Lake Marma WalkLake Marma is a tranquil oasis in the town with its abundant birdlife and magnificent treed surrounds.
A 2 km walking track around Lake Marma provides many varied scenes and the Marma Lake Reserve is an ideal picnic s(03)
Myrtleford - Reform Hill WalkReform Hill is located at the south eastern end of Myrtleford, opposite the Old Butter Factory.
Reform Hill is named from a rich gold bearing quartz reef discovered in 1854. Trial crushings yielded a high proportion o(03)
Myrtleford - Reform Hill Walk
Jones Park, Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail,Myrtleford,
Victoria
Myrtleford History WalkThis easy 1.8km walk highlights the significant historical aspects of Myrtleford and will take you around the town discovering what once was a thriving gold mining town.
Map with Stops
The following are the stop(03)
Nagambie - Goulburn Gates WalkPark on either side of the river for this 4.9km return walk to view the four sets of Goulburn Gates that control water flow out of the weir into Northern Victoria's irrigation system.
Local History
In 1887 weir wall (03)
Nagambie Heritage TrailNagambie can trace its history back to explorer Thomas Mitchell who crossed the Goulburn to the South West at what became Mitchellstown. Overlanders followed in his footsteps and used the same river crossing, as did the (03)
Natimuk Heritage TrailUntil the 1940's an Aboriginal clan group known as the Djurite Balug, part Jardwadjali language group, lived in the area around Mount Arapiles. The name Natimuk reportedly comes from the Jardwadjali word for little creek(03)
Natimuk Heritage Trail
Cnr Wimmera Highway and Schmidt Street,Natimuk,
Victoria
Neerim Junction - Glen Nayook Bushland ReserveNayook Reserve is a delightful fern glen on the east branch of the Tarago River and a remnant of a Mountain Ash rainforest
The Crown reserved the 9-hectare area in 1907 as a site for public recreation. The reserve is(03)
Newhaven Historical Walk (Phillip Island)Along the 3.5km Newhaven Historical Walk, you'll find yourself passing by a collection of historic sites on Phillip Island, including the old suspension bridge, St Pauls boys home, the original site of the post office an(03)
Newport Lakes Park (Newport)Newport Lakes is a bushland oasis created from a former bluestone quarry and rubbish tip site, in the middle of busy Newport. The park is 33 ha in size and is a great place for a picnic with family and friends, for a lei(03)
Newstead Heritage Spiritual WalkWalk (or drive) around Newstead: visit and share the places where people have worshipped and reflected since the formation of the township over 150 years ago
Location of Heritage Sites
1. The Avenue of Honour - (03)
Nhill - Hermans Hill Nature WalkHerman's Hill Nature Walk is located to the north-east of Nhill, a few kilometres west of Lake Hindmarsh (take the Rainbow-Nhill Road) on the edge of Wyperfeld National Park, between Jeparit and Rainbow.
Here you can(03)
Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre Memorial WalkThe Nhill Aerodrome was an important RAAF training base during World War II. This walk takes you around the sites of the old RAAF base with interpretive signage taking you back in time.
Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre&(03)
Nhill Heritage Street WalkFollow the blue numbers 1 - 35 starting at the Nhill Visitor Information Centre.
Nhill (Pop. 2100) was surveyed in 1879 and some buildings from the 1880s are still features of the town. The divided road separated by a(03)
Nhill Lake Nature WalkTake a boardwalk from Jaypex Park across Nhill Swamp to a well maintained gravel walkway looping around the lake. A great spot for bird watching so make sure to take the short boardwalk to the bird hide. The loop walk is(03)
Noojee - Loch Valley Tramway WalkThe 5 km return walk follows the course of one of the historic timber tramlines in Noojee through rainforest, ferns and mountain ash trees.
Features include a suspension bridge over the Latrobe River near the parking (03)
Noojee - Trestle Bridge WalkThe restored Noojee Trestle Bridge is one of the only remaining historic timber bridges in Victoria, a legacy from the old railway that ran from Noojee to Warragul. The bridge, known as No. 7, is the only one remaining o(03)
Noorinbee - Drummer Rainforest WalkThis lovely 1.2km rainforest walk loops around a section of the Thurra River. Everything is green, moist and lush.
The river is crystal clear and passes under a dense canopy of towering mountain gum, stands of pomade(03)
Noorinbee - Drummer Rainforest Walk
Cnr Drummer Track and Princes Highway,Noorinbee,
Victoria
Norris Bank Reserve Walk (Bundoora)A lovely 3km gentle loop around Norris Bank Reserve and the Darebin Creek.
This walk runs beside the beautiful Darebin creek through an area with lots of sport options (basketball court, bike pump track, bocce, outdoo(03)
Norris Bank Reserve Walk (Bundoora)
Cnr McLeans Road and Fifer Rise,Bundoora,
Victoria
Northern Maribyrnong River Heritage Trail (Maribyrnong)The Northern Maribyrnong River Heritage Trail showcases a few of the places that reveal the river's rich history of Aboriginal land use, early European settlement and exploration, industrial beginnings, munitions legacy (03)
Northern Maribyrnong River Heritage Trail (Maribyrnong)
Nortons Park (Wantirna South)Nortons Park, part of a chain of parks in the Dandenong Valley, boasts rolling grassed lawns that give the park a definite European feel. The land was once an orchard, and still contains a number of remnant fruit trees t(03)
Nowa Nowa Sculpture Trail and WalksNestled on the edge of Lake Tyers where the fresh water from the ancient Gorge meets the Lake, this small East Gippsland township celebrates a rich history, beautiful environment and friendly community. Enjoy the trails (03)
Nunns Walk (Mornington)This 7km return walk follows the clifftop foreshore between Mornington and Mount Martha. The walk starts at the Linley Point Lookout at the southern end of Fishermans beach in Mornington (715 Esplanade, Mornington) and e(03)
Nyora - Wuchatsch ReserveWuchatsch Reserve, which is located 5km north-west of Nyora, is an important area of remnant native bushlands including plants and animals of regional significance. Wildlife sightings in the reserve are common amongst th(03)
Oakleigh Historical Walk (Oakleigh)Easy 3.5 km walk which starts and finishes at Oakleigh Railway Station.
Map of Route
Route Description
Important note: This walk begins and ends at the same point.
1. Begin by walking north along Station Str(03)
Olinda Creek Trail (Lilydale - Mount Evelyn)The 5km long Olinda Creek Trail follows along Olinda Creek and Swansea Road between Lilydale and Quinn Nature Reserve in Mount Evelyn.
The trail passes through Lillydale Lake which has a nice playground with water pla(03)
Olinda Falls (Olinda)Situated in the Dandenong Ranges, Olinda Falls has two viewing platforms. The upper platform is only about 300m walk from the car park. The Lower Falls is a further 140m down stream. Swimming is not allowed although it i(03)
Omeo - Ah Fong's Loop WalkIn its day, the Oriental Claims was one of the largest gold-sluicing operations in the world. Today many of the mining remnants, caves and mining sites can be viewed along the short walks around the heritage listed Claim(03)
Omeo - Ah Fong's Loop Walk
Oriental Claims Picnic Area, Great Alpine Road,Omeo,
Victoria
Omeo Town WalksOmeo was a town built on gold. From the mid-1850s through to the turn of the century it was the site of one of the richest sources of alluvial and reef gold in the colony. The legacy of those decades of gold seeking is c(03)
Organ Pipes National Park (Keilor North)The Organ Pipes, a set of basalt columns formed by the cooling and cracking of molten lava, are the parks best known feature. Visitors can enjoy the fantastic range of picnicking, walking, bird watching and photography o(03)
Oswin Roberts Reserve (Phillip Island)Explore the last remaining remnant bushland on Phillip Island and spot a range of wildlife along the way including koalas, wallabies, possums, echidnas, bats and birds.
The Oswin Roberts Reserve offers a series of di(03)
OT Dam Circuit Walk (Arthurs Seat)The OT Dam Circuit Walk is a 3km, 2 hours return walk which offers views of the OT Dam.
The dam is most easily accessed from the car park at 527 Arthurs Seat Road near Main Creek Road. The walk is moderately difficul(03)
Outtrim Bushland ReserveA pretty reserve with a number of walking tracks. There is no track signage.
Distance: The main walking track is 1.6km in length and takes approximately 25 minutes to complete.
Terrain: Dirt and bush undergrowth.
(03)
Pakenham Grassland Reserve (Pakenham)The Pakenham Native Grassland Reserve is an historic Pakenham airfield and is a treeless grassland which is federally listed as endangered.
The 10 hectare reserve represents one of the largest grassland remnants in so(03)
Panorama Wildlife Sanctuary and Secret Gardens (Boneo)Panorama Wildlife Sanctuary and Secret Gardens is a privately owned 55 acre garden and wildlife reserve. The property includes over 25 acres of gardens with panoramic views for over 100 kilometres looking out across both1300 138 488
Panorama Wildlife Sanctuary and Secret Gardens (Boneo)
Pauline Toner Butterfly Reserve (Eltham)This small, 2.5 hectare reserve is the habitat for the rare Eltham Copper Butterfly and also is noted for its wildflowers. The reserve is named after the former member for Greensborough who worked to protect the Eltham (03)
Percydale Goldfields Heritage TourMap of Heritage Tour Route
Download Percydale Goldfields Heritage Tour Map
1. Daly's Cottage
James Daly who came from Kilfinane on the Shannon River in Ireland, built this cottage in 1865. The walls are built (03)
Percydale Goldfields Heritage Tour
Cnr Percydale Road and State Quarry Track,Percydale,
Victoria
Pettys Orchard and Riverside Walk (Templestowe)A picturesque 5.6 km riverside walk that incorporates wetlands, grasslands and visits to Candlebark Park and Petty's Heritage Orchard. Commence the walk from the Fitzsimons Lane bridge carpark located close to the entran(03)
Pettys Orchard and Riverside Walk (Templestowe)
Cnr Fitzsimons Lane and Homestead Road,Templestowe,
Victoria
Pipemakers Park (Maribyrnong)Pipemakers Park is part of the Maribyrnong River valley and is one of Melbourne's oldest industrial sites. Pipemakers Park is a historic pipemaking industrial site which has been transformed into a park and wetlands. His(03)
Pipemakers Park and Maribyrnong River Loop Walk (Maribyrnong)An easy 4.1km loop walk which takes you along the Maribyrnong river, around a small lake and new wetlands, finishing among the wonderful gardens of Pipemakers Park.
The park entrance is on Van Ness Avenue. Continue to(03)
Pipemakers Park and Maribyrnong River Loop Walk (Maribyrnong)
Pirianda Garden (Olinda)Pirianda Garden is an 11 hectare beautiful woodland garden containing a unique collection of plants including many trees which are botanically significant and considered rare in cultivation in Australia. Unusual trees an(03)
Plenty Gorge Park (South Morang)Plenty Gorge Park offers a wide diversity of natural and cultural experiences only 20 km from the Melbourne CBD. The spectacular gorge sets a back drop for stunning landscape views and the abundant native wildlife are al(03)
Plenty River Trail (Lower Plenty)The Plenty River Trail starts north of the Western Ring Road in Greensborough and ends far to the south, meeting the Yarra River Trail in Viewbank. Following the winding Plenty River, the trail passes playgrounds, sport (03)
Plenty River Trail Walk (Greensborough)This circuit is a hidden gem located 500m from the Greensborough activity centre. It has a moderate to medium difficulty rating, and includes short but steep steep grades and gravel and concrete walking surfaces.
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Point Cook Coastal Park (Point Cook)Point Cook Coastal Park features abundant birdlife, a historic bluestone homestead, intertidal sand banks and a Marine Reserve. Located 20 km southwest of Melbourne, it is a popular destination for birdwatchers, nature l(03)
Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park (Williamstown)Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park is a new regional park that has been created to protect the cultural heritage values and coastal character of the area, whilst providing a range of visitor facilities and passive op(03)
Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park (Williamstown)
Point Lonsdale to Ocean Grove Beach WalkThis 9km, 3 hour one-way walk which goes along the beach starts at Point Lonsdale Lighthouse and ends in Ocean Grove.
The start address is 1 Point Lonsdale Road, Point Lonsdale and a suitable end point is at the Dunes(03)
Point Nepean National Park (Portsea)The Point Nepean National Park is a mix of beautiful landscape and rich history situated at the southern tip of the Mornington Peninsula. There is a range of informative and scenic walks visitors can explore, and an arra(03)
Poowong - Henry Littledyke ReserveHenry Littledyke Reserve, which has a reservoir, features three walks. It is a pretty area with a variety of indigenous vegetation but is quite overgrown in places.
There are 3 walks with lengths of 1-3km, taking 20-6(03)
Porepunkah River WalkMeander along a tranquil section of the Ovens River on this short and easy trail. You may even spot a platypus.
Distance / time: 2.5 km / 45 min
Grade 2: No experience required. Formed track with gentle hills and som(03)
Porepunkah River Walk
Cnr Nicholson Street and Martley Street,Porepunkah,
Victoria
Port Albert - Old Port TrailEnjoy an easy coastal walk from historic Port Albert to Seabank.
Wander through quiet coastal vegetation to the site of the region's first (but not legally recognised) settlement and glimpse mangroves and salt marsh w(03)
Port Campbell Discovery WalkThe Port Campbell Discovery Walk walk is located in the Port Campbell National Park.
This 4km return gentle hike will take you to Two Mile Bay. Experience the iconic clifftops that signify the Great Ocean Road. Look o(03)
Port Fairy Art WalkPort Fairy is proud of its growing and evolving local artist community. Inspired by the beauty of the region, the captivating history and a strong community spirit. Be moved by the very talented artists who use the Moyne(03)
Port Franklin BoardwalkPort Franklin is a small, quiet fishing community. The Boardwalk allows visitors to wander out on the wetlands and explore. Different tidal conditions provide different experiences. Watch the mud crabs as they scamper al(03)
Portland - 'Walk Portlands Pride' TourThis walk, commencing and finishing at the Portland Visitor Information Centre, will take you past significant features in the Portland landscape, and around Fawthrop Lagoon and it's diversity of bird life.
The walk w(03)
Portland - Great South West WalkThe Great South West Walk has been developed as a bushwalking trail suitable for most ages and abilities comprising short 2 hour loop walks, full day walks, or for the intrepid, the whole 250km loop that begins and ends (03) 5523 2671 (Information Centre)
Prams in the Park (Caroline Springs)'Prams in the Park' is a specially designed workout for parents of children of all ages. It comprises a mixture of cardio-vascular and resistance (strength) training suitable for all fitness levels. Participants are able1300 883 437
Prams in the Park (Malvern East)'Prams in the Park' is a specially designed workout for parents of children of all ages. It comprises a mixture of cardio-vascular and resistance (strength) training suitable for all fitness levels. Participants are able1300 883 437
Prams in the Park (Yarraville)'Prams in the Park' is a specially designed workout for parents of children of all ages. It comprises a mixture of cardio-vascular and resistance (strength) training suitable for all fitness levels. Participants are able1300 883 437
Price Park and Surrounding Hills Walk (Viewbank)For those who prefer a more challenging walk, this circuit is the one for you. It begins at Price Park, follows local suburban streets to Viewbank Reserve and returns to Price Park. You can access this circuit from any s(03)
Price Park and Western Surrounds Flat Walk (Viewbank)Following on from the Price Park hilly walking circuit, this flatter circuit allows all ages and abilities to enjoy the benefits of the park. You can combine this walk with the hillier circuit to get a full 60-minute wor(03)
Price Park and Western Surrounds Flat Walk (Viewbank)
Pyramid Hill - Hill WalkPyramid Hill is named after the adjacent granite hill with its many interesting rock formations.
A cairn on the southern slopes of the granite pyramid commemorates the explorer Major Sir Thomas Mitchell who discovere(03)
Pyramid Rock - Berrys Beach Walk (Phillip Island)The walk from Pyramid Rock to Berrys Beach passes along a gently undulating clifftop track with spectacular coastal views of Phillip Island's southern coastline including Point Grant and The Nobbies.
This walk starts (03)
Pyrenees State Forest (Avoca)The Pyrenees Ranges offer visitors a wonderful mix of natural and cultural history, with spectacular views, rugged mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, a rich mix of wildflowers and historic sites. The main attractions of(03)
Quarry Hills Bushland Park (South Morang)This park has an area of 114 hectares. Its facilities include walking trails (2.7km, 7.3km and 9.1km), shelters, viewing platform with city views, natural bushland and grasslands, kangaroos, car parking.
In the Quarry(03)
Queen Victoria Gardens (Central Melbourne)The Queen Victoria Gardens are part of the Domain Parklands, taking up a peaceful triangle of land just across St Kilda Road from the Arts Centre Melbourne.
Its most famous feature is the Floral Clock, but venture fur(03)
Queens Park (Moonee Ponds)Queens Park is a small retreat from the busy streets near by. It is a popular park, featuring a rose and sunken gardens a lake and playgrounds.
A picturesque cottage is the focal point of the park with its idyllic sur(03)
Queens Park Heritage Trail (Moonee Ponds)This wonderful 3.5km walk begins and ends at beautiful Queens Park. As well as taking in the pleasant surrounds of Queens Park, this walk also passes many fascinating sites of historical significance. Begin your walk on (03)
Raglan - Mount Buangor State ParkExplore a variety of landscapes including eucalypt forest, creek flats, waterfalls and steep escarpments. From the peak of Mount Buangor, the highest in the area, you can experience spectacular views of the surrounding c(03)
Rawson - Mushroom Rocks and Mt Erica WalkThe return walk to Mushroom Rocks, a maze of giant granite tors, is about 3 km from the Mt Erica Car Park. Continuing to Mount Erica is about 8km return.
The walk is located in the Baw Baw National Park about 14 km no(03)
Red Hill Rail Trail (Merricks - Red Hill South)The old railway line between Merricks and Red Hill used to carry fresh apples on to Hastings where they were sent on to the markets of Melbourne.
The starting point for the trail is on the north side of the Station Gr(03)
Red Hill Rail Trail (Merricks - Red Hill South)
3450A Frankston - Flinders Road,Merricks,
Victoria
Redwood Forest (Warburton)A forest of Californian Redwoods, Sequoia Sempervirens, located a few kilometres outside Warburton is one of the regions best kept secrets.
The Californian Redwood trees were planted by the Board of Works about 1930 f(03)
Reids Tramline Walk (Powelltown)The 6km Reids Tramline loop walk explores some of the relics of the historic tramline along which horses, and later, steam-powered locomotives hauled huge logs out of the forest. Tramlines such as these meant that the ti(03)
Reynard - The Bryce Gorge CircuitBryce Gorge is not only Victoria's most impressive ravine it is also home to two of the state's finest waterfalls, Pieman Falls and Conglomerate Falls. The walk starts at the carpark on the Howitt Road and follows a well(03)
Reynard - The Bryce Gorge Circuit
Bryce Gorge Inset Car Park, Howitt Road,Reynard,
Victoria
Rhyll Historical Walk/Drive (Phillip Island)With over 150 years of European history, the quaint seaside town of Rhyll has an abundance of historic sites and buildings worth discovering. This 3.5km return walking and driving tour will take you to sites including th(03)
Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary (Beaumaris)With its rockpools close to shore, Ricketts Point is the perfect place to introduce kids to the wonder of Victoria's underwater marine life. Sandstone platforms are home to an array of marine creatures and are excellent (03)
Riddells Creek - Conglomerate Gully Reserve WalkThere is a 2.9km walk in Conglomerate Gully Reserve where the Western Grassland Plains meet the hills of the Macedon Ranges. The walk takes you through heathy dry forest and grassy dry forest vegetation types. The walk i(03)
Riddells Creek Town WalksApproximate 30 minute (2.5km) and 60 minute (4.4km) walking loops within the town to help get you moving and more active. The walks highlight some interesting places around the town.
The walking route map has been des(03)
Ringwood Central Historic Walk (Ringwood)A 4.5 km historical walk around the Ringwood area. The walk starts at the Ringwood Railway Station and refreshments are available at the Maroondah Highway Shops and Eastland.
Route Description:
1. Ringwood Railwa(03)
Ringwood East Historic Walk (Ringwood East)A 5.5 km historical walk around the Ringwood East area. The walk starts at the Maroondah Council Offices and refreshments are available at the Ringwood East shops.
Route Description:
1. Mining - Start at the entr(03)
Ringwood Lake Park (Ringwood)The 8.5 hectare Ringwood Lake Park is used for various recreational activities.
Features at the park include a lake and bridge, sound shell, mining history display, playground with accessible equipment, picnic shelter(03)
River Gum Walk Reserve (Heidelberg)This linear 3.42 hectare reserve runs from Viewbank to Heidelberg. A shared bike and walking trail runs through the centre, following the path of Banyule Creek, and connects with a many trails along the Yarra River, incl(03)
Riverbend Historical Park to Davis Creek Walk (Tarneit)Follow the bends of the Werribee River past ancient redgums to the Davis Creek confluence and wetlands. This walk is 3km each way.
This walk starts in picturesque Riverbend Historical Park. There is an entry road off (03)
Riverbend Historical Park to Davis Creek Walk (Tarneit)
RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve (Pakenham Upper)RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve covers 121 hectares and offers keen bushwalkers and photographers moderate intensity walks as well as abundant animal and birdlife. Listen out for the lyrebirds in the creek gullies.
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RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve (Pakenham Upper)
RJ Hamer Arboretum (Olinda)Visitors to the RJ Hamer Arboretum can take a quiet, peaceful stroll along the many walking tracks and roads providing access to the 126 hectares of breath-taking scenery and tranquil beauty that the Arboretum has to off(03)
Robinvale - Murray River Walking TrackAn easy 3.1km picturesque circuit along the Murray River and returning along Latje Road and Centenary Park.
The walk starts at the Robinvale Windmill, which is the largest windmill in the southern hemisphere. The bitu(03)
Robinvale - The Bridge to Euston WalkThis is a very pleasant, scenic and safe 6km walk that features a paved walking track for the entire distance.
Map of Route:
Interactive Map
Points of Interest
1. Rotunda
Rotunda/Viewing platform of Murray. Fe(03)
Romsey Town WalksApproximate 30 minute (2.5km) and 60 minute (4.4km) walking loops within the town to help get you moving and more active. The walks highlight some interesting places around the town.
The walking route map has been des(03)
Ronald E. Gray Reserve (Nunawading)This 3.6 hectare neighbourhood park is known for its lovely display of wildflowers. It features bushland surrounded by historical stands of Monterey Pine, open space parkland, a playground, a wildflower preservation area(03)
Rosanna Parklands (Rosanna)Rosanna Parklands is a 25 hectare reserve with a mix of open space, recreation and bushland areas. It is used for walking, dog off lead areas, jogging, cycling and picnicking.
Activities in the park include a playgro(03)
Rosstown Railway Heritage Trail (Elsternwick)The Rosstown Railway Heritage Trail is an unusual kind of rail trail, covering the former Rosstown Railway line in Melbourne. Almost the entire length of the former private railway has been replaced by roads, except for (03)
Rosstown Railway Heritage Trail (Elsternwick)
Cnr Glen Huntly Rd and Riddell Pde,Elsternwick,
Victoria
Ruffey Creek Trail (Doncaster - Templestowe)This shared use trail passes through Ruffey Lake Park and then follows Ruffey Creek Linear Park.
There is a large sign marking the beginning of the Ruffey Trail at The Boulevarde in Ruffey Lake Park.
There is an un(03)
Ruffey Lake Park (Doncaster East)Ruffey Lake Park occupies 68 hectares in Manningham. Ruffey Creek crosses the park and large expanses of grass are dotted with a mixture of native and exotic trees. Four picnic areas on the periphery of the gardens provi(03)
Ruffey Lake Park (Doncaster East)
Cnr Victoria St and Muriel Green Drive,Doncaster East,
Victoria
Ruffey Lake Park Fruit, Frogs and Family Fun Walk (Doncaster)Ruffey Lake Park is a delightful surprise in the middle of urban Doncaster. The park is well maintained and features gently undulating hills, wetlands, revegetation zones, and interpretation about the extraordinary achie(03)
Ruffey Lake Park Fruit, Frogs and Family Fun Walk (Doncaster)
Cnr George Street and The Boulevard,Doncaster,
Victoria
Ruffy - Snow Gum Reserve WalkThis 3km return walk meanders down an unused road reserve through open Narrow-leaf Peppermint forest until it crosses a walking bridge and enters the Ruffy Flora Reserve. A circuit of this reserve takes you through swamp(03)
Ruffy - Snow Gum Reserve Walk
Ruffy Recreation Reserve (Maygar Park), Noye Lane,Ruffy,
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Ruffy - Town & Country WalkThis is an attractive 4km long family farmland walk or romantic ramble. The loop adopts a never used road reserve of open woodland as a corridor to connect both sides of the Ruffy Township.
Map of Walk Route
Points(03)
Ruffy - Town & Country Walk
Corner Nolans Road and Longwood-Ruffy Road,Ruffy,
Victoria
Rutter Park Nature Reserve (Tooradin)Rutter Park Nature Reserve is located in the centre of Rutter Park Recreation Reserve. This small, 2.4 hectares in size, but significant patch of swamp scrub vegetation is home to rare and endangered species including Gr(03)
San Remo - George Bass Coastal WalkThe George Bass Coastal Walk is a cliff top walk that stretches from the outskirts of San Remo at Punchbowl Road, to the Bass Highway (just opposite the hall at Peppermint Road) in Kilcunda.
The walk is approximately (03)
San Remo Coastal Circuit / Coastal WalkSee the sights of San Remo. A scenic coastal track with spectacular views of Cape Woolamai, the bridge to Phillip Island and Western Port, the San Remo Coastal Circuit curves around Davis Point and follows the length of (03)
Sandridge Railway Trail (Port Melbourne)Follow the route of Australia's first steam railway, still evident after 150 years, and discover the early heart of Melbourne. A self guided walking and light rail trail from Flinders Street Station to Sandridge, now kno(03)
Sandy Point - Roy Henderson PathThe Roy Henderson Path starts at the beach end of Manuka Street and passes through a range of coastal vegetation before emerging at the edge of Shallow Inlet.
After crossing the road the path weaves through beautiful (03)
Sassafras Creek Forest Trail (Sassafras - Emerald)Sassafras Creek's pure fresh spring water flows in its natural state through Kallista, Monbulk and onwards to Woori Yallock Creek.
Surrounding the creek is a spectacular forest, forming a linear corridor encompassing (03)
Sassafras Creek Forest Trail (Sassafras - Emerald)
411 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road,Sassafras,
Victoria
Say G'day to a Ghost in GlenlyonSay "G'day" to a ghost in Glenlyon.
If you want to meet a ghost, there are two rules -
RULE 1. GET OUT OF THE CAR AND WALK
The ghosts of Glenlyon's past are a friendly bunch, but they will not appear to just anyo(03)
Scenic Estate Conservation Reserve (Phillip Island)Scenic Estate Conservation Reserve is a 28ha nature and wildlife reserve with interpretive walks, picnic areas and a wetland viewing platform.
The reserve is well known for its birdlife, providing habitat for six spec(03)
Scotchmans Creek Trail (Malvern East)5.5 km walk beginning at the corner of Midlothian Street and Prior Road in Malvern East and finishing at Forster Road, Mount Waverley.
Trail Directions
Important note: This walk begins and ends at different point(03)
Scotchmans Creek Trail (Malvern East)
Cnr Midlothian St and Prior Road,Malvern East,
Victoria
Seawinds to Seamist Drive Walk (Arthurs Seat)This 3km (one way) walk starts at the Seawinds Garden Car Park (21 Purves Road, Arthurs Seat) and finishes at 117 Seamists Drive, Arthurs Seat. The Seawinds area has a nice playground, shelters with BBQs, tables with par(03)
Serendip Sanctuary (Lara)The sanctuary, an excellent example of the open grassy woodlands and wetlands of the volcanic Western Plains, is the perfect place to learn about and experience birdlife and wetlands ecology.
See some of the 150 speci(03)
Seymour - Australian Light Horse Memorial ParkThe Australian Light Horse Memorial Park in Seymour, is situated in a very beautiful rural environment.
Just one kilometre along the Goulburn Valley Highway on the eastern side of Seymour, you will come see the stone (03) 5792 1848
Seymour - Goulburn River Trail WalkA 3.4km (one-way) multi-purpose trail suitable for all abilities alongside the Goulburn River.
The Trail provides the chance to view some lovely scenery, historic sites and native wildlife. Viewing platforms, seating (03)
Seymour - Vietnam Veterans Commemorative WalkThe Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk is the only one of its kind in Australia dedicated to Vietnam Veterans. The Walk has been created using symbolic elements of Vietnam and over 60,000 names of every serviceman and s(03)
Seymour Bushland ReserveThe 65.4 ha Seymour Bushland Park has high conservation significance, hosting Box-Ironbark Forest which is a threatened vegetation type and hosting a large number of threatened native fauna species, particularly birds.
(03)
Seymour Heritage WalkThe Seymour Heritage Walk begins at the Seymour Visitor Information Centre, located in the Old Court House.
Pop into the Visitor Information Centre before you start. There is a brochure available containing more info(03)
Shelley -Mountain Creek WalkMountain Creek runs through green forested slopes and moist gullies. This pretty, 2.7km walk crosses two foot bridges as it loops its way back to the road.
With a small ferny waterway, hillsides of white trunked gums (03)
Shelley -Mountain Creek Walk
Cnr Murray Valley Highway and Avondale Road,Shelley,
Victoria
Shepparton - Walks in the Greater Shepparton AreaThe 'Walk in Greater Shepparton' booklet (see link below) is the local guide to walking in the Greater Shepparrton region, with comprehensive coverage of pathways, tracks and trails within the townships, tips and informa(03)
Shepparton Free Guided Walking ToursWant to discover more of Greater Shepparton? A guided tour can bring to life the sights, tastes and culture of the region. Experienced guides who have lived here for many years know the area "inside-out" and can share i(03) 5832 9330
Sherbrooke Forest Walks (Sherbrooke)Sherbrooke covers the southern area of the Dandenong Ranges National Park from Selby in the south to Sherbrooke in the north.
This area has magnificent Mountain Ash forests and a number of walks from picnic areas. You(03)
Sherbrooke Forest Walks (Sherbrooke)
Cnr Sherbrooke Road and Sherbrooke Lodge Rd,Sherbrooke,
Victoria
Signal Box Walking Art Tour (Glen Huntly)The Glen Eira Signal Box Project was devised to assist in reducing graffiti tagging and beautify the streetscapes of the City of Glen Eira. There are now 47 signal boxes which have been beautifully painted by local artis(03)
Signal Box Walking Art Tour (Glen Huntly)
Cnr James Street and Glen Huntly Road,Glen Huntly,
Victoria
Silvan Reservoir Park (Silvan)The beautifully landscaped picnic areas and open lawns of Silvan Reservoir Park help to make it an ideal location for a day away from it all.
Things to Do
Try one of the forest walking tracks that commence from the (03)
Simpson Park / Somers Trail / Heatherdale Bushland Reserve (Mitcham)The indigenous (i.e. local) plants of an area are of special significance as they are most suited to the local weather and soil conditions (in other words they are environmentally appropriate). They also provide habitat (03)
Simpson Park / Somers Trail / Heatherdale Bushland Reserve (Mitcham)
Skeleton Creek Grasslands to Wetlands Walk (Altona Meadows)A 7 km loop walk along Skeleton Creek which passes through a range of habitats leads including the Emu-Foot Grassland and Cheetham Wetlands.
The walk starts and finishes at Emu-Foot Grassland, located next to the foot(03)
Skeleton Creek Grasslands to Wetlands Walk (Altona Meadows)
Skeleton Waterholes Creek Walk (Tarneit)This 5 km walk along the Skeleton Creek trail loops between Truganina and Tarneit and takes in Tarneit Creek wetlands.
Skeleton Creek, also known as Skeleton Waterholes Creek, was once a series of seasonal waterholes (03)
Solar System Trail (St Kilda - Port Melbourne)Port Phillip's 5.9km Solar System trail adds a celestial element to the foreshore between St Kilda and Port Melbourne. It has sun and planet sculptures which replicate the solar system on a cosmic scale of one to one bil(03)
Somers Koala Reserve (Somers)The Somers Koala Reserve was originally a farmer's paddock and over the last 12 or so years dedicated volunteers have systematically revegetated the 17 acres with indigenous plants and Koala food trees (manna gum and swa(03)
Somers Koala Walk (Somers)The Koala Walk is a short path, about 550m long, which runs through the bush along the beach between Alexandra Avenue near the Somers Yacht Club to car park near the Store Cafe. We didn't see any koalas in the trees.
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Sorrento Heritage Walk (Sorrento)Walk through the township and, with the help of the Heritage Walk booklet (see link below) enjoy the historical features of Sorrento through its heritage buildings. Learn about the town's history and study the diff erent(03)
South Gippsland Walking Trails (Victoria)There are plenty of lovely walking trails in South Gippsland outside the National Parks. The region has an amazing array of walks just waiting for you to discover.
To find out more, download the Prom Country Walks br(03)
Spavin Drive Lake (Sunbury)This dam primarily serves as a home for water birds. It offers a diversity of habitats including muddy flats, three small islands, nesting boxes and overhanging vegetation offers feeding, roosting and nesting places for (03)
St Arnaud Historical LocationsEstablished in the gold rush era of the 1850's, the town has survived the demise of mining with a smooth transition to agriculture, manufacturing and rural industries.
Servicing the population of approximately 2600 a(03)
St Kilda Botanical Gardens (St Kilda)The facilities at the Gardens include conservatory, glasshouse, rotunda, playground, giant chessboard and chess tables, ornamental pond with Rain Main sculpture, beautiful gates at Tennyson Street entrance, toilets with (03) 9209 6777
St Vincent Gardens (Albert Park)St Vincent's Gardens is boarded by St Vincent's Place, St Vincent's Place North and South and Ferrars Street with Montague Street dividing the East and West sections. Access gates are located on each corner section.
F(03) 9209 6777
Steiglitz - Steiglitz Historic ParkSituated between Geelong and Ballarat, Steiglitz is almost a ghost town today but in the 1860s and 1890s it was a busy goldmining township with hotels, shops, churches and a population of over 1000. At the height of the (03)
Strath Creek Walking TrailThe Strath Creek Walking Trail is a leisurely stroll highlighting local history and botanical features:
1. Hall
Although residents had the use of the Good Templars Hall, "the pokey little building" which was used as (03)
Strathbogie - Bridge to Bridge WalkA lovely 2.2km return walk between Spring Creek Bridge and Smith's Bridge on the Seven Creeks. If you are observant, this riparian forest habitat is a good place to spot koala, rakali, echidna or platypus.
This walk m(03)
Strathbogie - Mt Wombat Lookout WalkMt Wombat and Garden Range Flora and Fauna Reserve, in the area around Mt Wombat, is perhaps the most well known nature reserve in the Strathbogie Ranges. Most visitors drive to the top of Mt Wombat for a great view over(03)
Strathbogie - Mt Wombat Lookout Walk
Cnr Mt Wombat Road and Mt Wombat Lookout Road,Strathbogie,
Victoria
Strathbogie - Walking TrailsThe Strathbogie Shire, local Landcare groups and the Strathbogie Ranges Conservation Management Network has documented a mumber of local walks.
Bridge to Bridge Walking Trail, Strathbogie
Distance: 2 km return
Relat(03)
Sugarloaf Reservoir Park (Christmas Hills)Sugarloaf Reservoir Park, located in the spectacular Christmas Hills, offers visitors a unique opportunity for bush walking, picnicking, bird watching, sightseeing, sailing and shoreline fishing.
Things to Do
Have a(03)
Surf Coast Walks (Anglesea)Discover awe-inspiring coastal scenery along the Great Ocean Road, the crashing Southern Ocean, endless stretches of golden surf beaches, craggy cliffs, and cool rainforest gullies with glistening waterfalls, rock pools,(03) 5263 1528 / 0427 479 679
Swan Hill - River WalkLocated at the junction of the Murray with the Marraboor or Little Murray River, the town was a major port 100 years ago. This trail along the riverbank near the town centre is alive with fascinating reminders and relics(03)
Swan Lake Walk (Phillip Island)Swan Lake is a freshwater lake situated just before the entrance to the Penguin Parade and is a significant site for the Bunurong/Boon Wurrung People.
The walk consists of a short trail and boardwalks that provid(03)
Sweetwater Creek (Upper) Reserve Trail (Frankston South)Sweetwater Creek is a natural waterway running from above Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve to Port Phillip Bay. Upper Sweetwater Creek Reserve provides a 5.3 hectare bushland corridor along the upper section of the (03)
Sweetwater Creek (Upper) Reserve Trail (Frankston South)
Sweetwater Creek Lower Nature Reserve and Walking Trails (Frankston South)Anyone looking for a tranquil hour or just a few minutes to enjoy a beautiful, natural reserve, will find it here.
There is a profusion of indigenous trees, shrubs and grasses, thrilling bird life and the serenity of(03)
Sweetwater Creek Lower Nature Reserve and Walking Trails (Frankston South)
Swifts Creek Town WalksA 20 minute drive from Omeo along the Great Alpine Road, this pretty little town sits at the confluence of the Tambo River and Swifts Creek. The first Australians knew the area as Bun Jirrah Gingee Munjie - 'Big kangaroo(03)
Tabilk - Tahbilk Eco TrailsA hidden oasis where natural landscapes and waterways complement a fine winemaking heritage. Stroll along 6.4km of beautiful trails and boardwalks through rich river flats and past billabongs.
The name Tahbilk origina(03)
Taggerty - Cathedral Range State ParkThe Cathedral Range is a spectacular seven kilometre rugged, rocky ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock.
A variety of walking tracks ranging in difficulty from easy to challenging offer the opportunity to explo(03)
Talbot Heritage WalkOriginally the land encompassing Talbot formed part of the native territory of the Jajawurrung tribe (also called Djadjaurrung).
The aboriginal population before the arrival of the British was estimated to be between(03)
Tallangatta - Bridges and Cuttings WalkStarting at Tallangatta Showgrounds, this High Country Rail Trail return walk is a pleasant stroll through low cuttings and over small bridges beside the banks of Lake Hume.
This is an easy and enjoyable walk for all (03)
Tallangatta - Mitta Bridge to Old Tallangatta WalkThis appealing 4.0km High Country Rail Trail return walk embraces Mitta River views at the confluence with Lake Hume and the historic site of the flooded Old Tallangatta township.
Mitta Mitta is the aboriginal word fo(03)
Tallangatta - Mitta Bridge to Old Tallangatta Walk
Mitta Valley Lookout, Murray Valley Highway,Tallangatta,
Victoria
Tallangatta Lake, Town & Rail Trail WalkTallangatta is the scene of the historic High Country Rail Trail, the ever changing waters of Lake Hume and a built environment that reflects the 1956 relocation of the township to make way for the massive Hume Reservoir(03)
Taradale Historic WalkThis walk explores the history of Taradale.
EARLY YEARS
Taradale is a small town in Central Victoria nestled in a valley on Back Creek close to its junction with the Coliban River. Major natural attractions include s(03)
Tarnagulla Historic Township Walk (Blue Plaque Trail)Tarnagulla is a gold town which still retains much of the character of the heady gold rush era.
Europeans first arrived in 1840 to set up Tarnagulla Station.
Late in the year of 1852, a party of miners en route t(03)
Tarnagulla Historic Township Walk (Blue Plaque Trail)
Tarralla Creek Trail (Croydon South)The Tarralla Creek Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows Tarralla Creek (previously known as the Croydon main drain) in the outer eastern suburbs of Croydon and Croydon South. The total d(03)
Tarwin Lower - Bald Hills Creek Wetlands ReserveThe Bald Hills Wetland Reserve is a special place, alive with an array of birds and other wildlife. A meandering walking track leads you through a series of sand ridges and thickets of Paperbark, that flood during wet pe(03)
Tarwin Lower Flora and Fauna ReserveTarwin Lower's Flora and Fauna Reserve is home to a wide variety of native plants and animals.
The 1km Manna Gum Loop Track circles the reserve and provides a leisurely walk through native bushland. Several seats are (03)
Tarwin Lower to Venus Bay Shared PathwayWalk or cycle 5km between the townships of Tarwin Lower and Venus Bay on a compacted fine gravel pathway that follows the banks of the Tarwin River.
The Tarwin River meanders between the two townships and provides man(03)
Tassells Cove WalkA dog friendly 1.4km loop walk which starts and ends at the Tassells Cove dog friendly beach.
Tassells Cove beach is a dog off leash beach all year round. There are bins near the carpark but no water tap.
At the no(03)
Tatura - Cussen ParkCussen Park is a bushland style park encompassing 33 ha of wetlands, woodlands and open space on the Northern outskirts of Tatura. The Park has been formed from the reclamation of wastelands. The park contains wetlands, (03)
Tatura Parks WalkThis 2.4km walking tour of Tatura gives you a chance to view some historical sites, public artwork and wetlands.
Map of Route
Interactive Map
Points of Interest
1. Tatura court house
Dates back to 1891 and has(03)
Tawonga - Shady Gully and Tree Fern WalkA refreshing escape along a tree fern-lined creek in the foothills of Mount Bogong.
Distance / time: 2 km / 45 min (3 km / 1 hr option available)
Grade 2: No bushwalking experience required. Formed track with gentle (03)
Tawonga - Shady Gully and Tree Fern Walk
Mountain Creek Campground, Mountain Creek Road,Tawonga,
Victoria
Tawonga South - Junction Creek Nature WalkThis lovely loop in the Junction Creek gully is perfect for short adventures through the tree ferns.
Distance / time: 1 km / 30 min
Grade 3: Some bushwalking experience recommended. Mostly formed track with short ste(03)
Tawonga South - Junction Creek Nature Walk
Cnr Kiewa Valley Highway and Vails Road,Tawonga South,
Victoria
Taylors Creek Lakeside Loop Walk (Taylors Lakes)A 3.4 km loop around the lakes and wetlands of Taylors Lakes. This popular walk is great for families or those exercising or relaxing in nature.
Taylors Lake Linear Park Playground, which is at the centre point of thi(03)
Taylors Creek Linear Trail (Taylors Lakes)This pathway takes you along the beautiful Taylors Creek and through 'The Lakes' Reserve, here you can stop to enjoy the bird life, view community art work or maybe have a workout on the fitness stations. The pathway sta(03)
Taylors Creek Linear Trail (Taylors Lakes)
Cnr Kings Road and Galatea Court,Taylors Lakes,
Victoria
Taylors Creek Walking Track (Wallan)The 1.6km (one-way) walking track runs alongside Taylors Creek from Taylors Lane to King William Drive. You can join the track anywhere along the way. The track is suitable for running, walking, cycling and prams. The st(03)
TC McKellar Circuit Walk (Arthurs Seat)An easy 1km loop walk through undulating bushland which starts and finishes at the information shelter at Seawinds Gardens. This area has a nice playground, shelters with BBQs, tables with partial shade from trees and to(03)
Tea Tree Falls (Flinders)The falls which are also named Quarry Falls and Yallerong Falls are located at Cairns Bay in the Mornington Peninsula National Park.
The falls, which are seasonal and only run after rain, have an overall height of 10.(03)
Terrick Terrick National ParkThe isolated granite outcrops of Mount Terrick Terrick, Bennetts and Riegals Rock, surrounded by extensive areas of Northern Plains Grasslands, provide imposing views and contrasting landscapes. Terrick Terrick National (03)
The 100 Acres Walk (Park Orchards)This 2.5 km walk in the 100 Acres Reserve takes you along narrow bushland tracks, beside waterways, ponds, across bridges where you are surrounded by wildlife and enormous gum trees.
Your walk follows the 100 Acres Na(03)
The 100 Steps of Federation (Altona Meadows)The '100 Steps to Federation' leads to the top of the 17m high mound that was once the Altona Tip. The tip has been capped with clay and soil. The swale (ditch) that runs alongside the walking path on the mound collects (03)
The Best Botanic Gardens and Arboretums in VictoriaBotanic gardens and arboretums are lovely places to enjoy a walk or throw out a blanket for a picnic. A botanic garden is a garden with a documented collection of living plants for the purpose of scientific research, con(03)
The Best Botanic Gardens and Arboretums in Victoria
The Gurdies Nature Conservation Reserve (The Gurdies)The Gurdies Nature Conservation Reserve is 260 hectares in size and has multiple walking tracks.
The Reserve represents some of the largest remaining areas of native vegetation on the eastern shore of Westernport. It (03)
The Gurdies Nature Conservation Reserve (The Gurdies)
The Nook Jacksons Creek Walk (Sunbury)The Nook is a magical place - from the scenic waterhole, walk the bends of Jacksons Creek while looking out for platypus, kangaroos and Bunjil on this 3km return walk.
Jacksons Creek winds through Sunbury in a series (03)
The Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve (Frankston North)Explore the heathland, bushland dunes and revegetation spaces of the Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve that provide a home for a diverse range of native wildlife. Walk or cycle the Panorama Circuit to see the full extent of (03)
The Pines Flora and Fauna Reserve (Frankston North)
The Templestowe Hill Climb Walk (Doncaster East)Starting at Manna Gum Playspace (next to Beasley's Nursery and Teahouse), this is a combination of a gentle walk and steep climb up an old car-racing track, there are views, wetlands and bushland to enjoy. Car racing ent(03)
The Tuckey Track (Sorrento)The track crosses from one side of the Mornington Peninsula to the other. The start of the walk is at the Western Sister headland of Sullivan Bay Sorrento (3157 Point Nepean Road, Sorrento). From the Sorrento Sailing Cou(03)
Tidal River - Wilsons Promontory National ParkWilsons Promontory is the southernmost tip of the Australian mainland. From sun-drenched summer beaches to secluded winter walks amongst rainforest, the Prom is a park for all people in all seasons.
Wilsons Promontory(03)
Tintaldra Township WalkStep back in time. The quiet village of Tintaldra hasn't changed much in 100 years. Reflect on life in the 19th century as you take this easy 2.7km return walk from town alongside the Murray River flats.
Tintaldra wal(03)
Tintaldra Township Walk
Cnr Tintaldra Road and Back Tintaldra Road,Tintaldra,
Victoria
Tirhatuan Park Walk (Dandenong North)Tirhatuan Park is a lovely open space park which forms part of the Dandenong Creek vegetation corridor, providing important habitat for our native flora and fauna. The Dandenong Creek bike and walking trail meanders thro(03)
Toolangi - Wirrawilla Rainforest WalkDiscover the secrets of the rainforest on the Wirrawilla Walk. Wirrawilla is Koori for green trees. It reflects the luxuriance of the surrounding plants, like the majestic moss and fern covered Myrtle Beech trees tower(03) 5962 9318
Toolern Creek Trail (Melton)Toolern Creek is a small tributary of the Werribee River in Victoria. The creek rises near Toolern Vale and flows through the Melbourne suburbs of Melton and Melton South, separating the industrial and residential areas (03)
Toorourrong Reservoir Park (Whittlesea)Toorourrong Reservoir is a scenic reservoir park located on Melbourne's outer north east fringe. Nestled at the base of Mount Disappointment, it is ideal for picnics and those who are nature lovers or history enthusiasts(03)
Tootgarook Wetlands (Capel Sound)The approximate 590 hectare Tootgarook Swamp, or Boneo Swamp, as it is sometimes referred, is a ground water dependent ecosystem and the largest example left of a shallow freshwater marsh in the Port Phillip bay and West(03)
Torquay - Surf Coast WalkOffering natural beauty and easy access, the 44km Surf Coast Walk lets you relax and enjoy a world-class walking destination at your own pace. Many distinctive tracks invite you to explore inspiring landscapes on foot or(03) 5261 0600
Treasury Gardens (Central Melbourne)The Treasury Gardens provide a tranquil green edge to Spring Street and are a picturesque segue to the Fitzroy Gardens, just over Lansdowne Street.
The gardens features include a Robert Burns memorial; an ornamental p(03)
Trentham - Domino Trail Walking TrackThe Domino Trail is an easy walk following the old railway line from the Trentham heritage listed railway station (no longer in use) into the Wombat Forest, does a loop in the forest and returns to the station.
The D(03)
Trentham - Wombat TrailStarting at Quarry Street Reserve in Trentham, this walk takes you through the historic town and forest to discover the old horse racing track and the Wombat State Forest. Follow interpretive signage along the trail to e(03)
Trin Warren Tam-boore (Parkville)Trin Warren Tam-boore (Bellbird waterhole) was previously five hectares of little-used land in the north-western area of Royal Park adjacent to a busy freeway. Launched officially in 2006, this area has been transformed (03) 9658 9658
Truganina Coastal Parklands (Altona Meadows)Truganina Coastal Parklands is home to the well-known 100 Steps of Federation, a stone staircase made of basalt rock recycled from when the area was a clean-fill tip. The steps lead to the highest land point between Melb(03)
Truganina Park Altona Skipper Butterfly Loop Walk (Altona Meadows)A 2.3km loop with expansive views of Port Philip Bay and Cheetham Wetlands. This circuit along Truganina Park Trail takes in important habitats for rare species including the Altona Skipper Butterfly.
Altona Skipper B(03)
Truganina Park Altona Skipper Butterfly Loop Walk (Altona Meadows)
Truganina Park Trail and Laverton Creek Spit Walk (Altona)A lovely 4km one-hour loop taking in Altona Foreshore, Laverton Creek and Truganina Park. This expansive coastal conservation area is a haven for birdlife and a brilliant place to walk in nature.
Away from cars and th(03)
Truganina Park Trail and Laverton Creek Spit Walk (Altona)
Cnr Wilga Avenue and Queen Street,Altona,
Victoria
Truganina Swamp (Altona)Truganina Swamp covers an area of approximately 148 hectares and is mostly owned by Melbourne Water. Laverton Creek flows through the site to the Bay. Truganina Swamp provides valuable habitat for fauna such as waterbird(03)
Tungamah Heritage WalkThe walk, incorporating twenty four podium signs, enables the visitor to imagine what a bustling community Tungamah must have been a century and more ago. The walk covers most of the town and incorporates many of the sig(03)
Two Bays Walking Trail (Dromana - Cape Schanck)The Two Bays Walking Track is one of the longest continuous walking track on the Mornington Peninsula. It stretches 26km through a diverse range of Mornington Peninsula landscape. The whole walk can be completed in a day(03)
UL Daly Nature Reserve (Gisborne)UL Daly Reserve is located on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country. The Friends of Daly Nature Reserve engaged with Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung to develop cultural knowledge information signs. These being installed in 2023/24 to re(03)
Upper Yarra Reservoir Park (Reefton)Up in the peaceful high country, 24 km east of Warburton, lies the popular Upper Yarra Reservoir Park - the upper most point of the Yarra River accessible to the public. The carefully maintained gardens and picnic ground(03)
Upton Hill - Wallaby Gully WalkWallaby Gully is a very special place that presents a diversity of significant ecosystems. It is recommended you stick to the suggested route. Natural wonders are sure to be found and the views are wonderful.
No forme(03)
Valley Reserve (Mount Waverley)Valley Reserve is one of the few remaining intact native bushlands in Monash. The reserve is 15 hectares which is approximately the same size as 6 Melbourne Cricket Grounds (MCGs) or 18 soccer fields.
The flora and f(03)
Ventnor Beach Walk (Phillip Island)Enjoy this one hour return walk along the Ventnor beach whilst enjoying the spectacular sights of Phillip Island, and the Mornington Peninsula in the distance.
Location: The beach can be accessed from the Esplanade (03)
Venus Bay - Anderson Inlet WalkAnderson Inlet Walk is a short walk past coastal vegetation, tidal mudflats and mangroves along the Anderson Inlet in the Cape Liptrap Coastal Park.
The Anderson Inlet Walk begins near the Point Smythe Walk but travel(03)
Venus Bay - Point Smythe Nature Trail WalkPoint Smythe nature trail dips through masses of coastal vegetation in the Cape Liptrap Coastal Park. The tea tree and banksia woodlands will keep you protected from winds even on windy days.
Distance: The walk is 5.(03)
Venus Bay - Van Cleef Reserve WalkLocated in the heart of Venus Bay, Van Cleef Reserve is a family friendly park with a playground and is also great for wildlife exploration.
With many walking tracks to choose from, interactive art installations and a(03)
Violet Town - Honeysuckle Creek Walking TrackThe lovely 2.7km loop Honeysuckle Creek Track winds through parklands in the middle of Violet Town. Bridge crossings allow shorter options. Collect a "Birds of the Honeysuckle Creek" guide in town. The track begins behin(03)
Violet Town - Shadforth Reserve WalkSet on the edge of town among handsome rural outlooks, Shadforth Reserve presents a fine example of a periurban grassy woodland with a history of community management.
The site was named Shadforth Reserve in the Victo(03)
Violet Town - Southern Aurora Memorial GardensThe Southern Aurora Memorial Garden commemorates the tragic 1969 rail accident on the outskirts of town.
It has an award winning exhibition, murals, meditative garden, information boards, Aurora carriage, shade, seat0419 540 552
Violet Town Heritage WalkThe famous explorer, Major Thomas Mitchell first discovered the area when travelling to Sydney, setting camp in 1836 beside some ponds (Honeysuckle Creek) where wild violets were in flower - he so named the spot Violet P(03)
Waldau Village Historic Walk (Doncaster East)This is an easy 4.5 km walk that moves from Ruffey Lake Park to sites of surrounding urban heritage. Points of interest focus on the influence of German settlers who became orchard growers and created the Waldau Village (03)
Waldau Village Historic Walk (Doncaster East)
Cnr Victoria Street and Muriel Green Drive,Doncaster East,
Victoria
Walhalla - Poverty Point Bridge WalkFollow the Thomson River from the Thomson River Bridge (Walhalla Rd) to the Poverty Point Bridge and back. This is a picturesque loop walk where you can walk upstream on one side of the river and return on the other. Kee(03)
Walhalla - Walhalla Self-Guided Town WalkFollow the trail of over 30 interpretation signs from one end of Walhalla township to the other on this fascinating journey back to Walhalla's gold-era with photos and stories of the past.
Pick up a free copy of the v(03)
Walk 91 Great Ocean Walk Tours (Apollo Bay)Great Ocean Walk Tours - walking at a pace you choose, with whom you choose, on the date you choose.
Walk with the local experts! Based in Apollo Bay, with a shop at the start of the Great Ocean Walk, 'Walk 91' will h(03) 5237 1189
Walk with Words at Golden Sun Moth Park (Craigieburn)The HumeXplorer initiative encourages young children and their families to get outdoors and explore the parks and open spaces in Hume City with nature-based play activities. As you walk along the path, you'll be able to (03)
Walk with Words at Golden Sun Moth Park (Craigieburn)
Walk with Words at John Ilhan Memorial Reserve (Westmeadows)The HumeXplorer initiative encourages young children and their families to get outdoors and explore the parks and open spaces in Hume City with nature-based play activities. As you walk along the path, you'll be able to (03)
Walk with Words at John Ilhan Memorial Reserve (Westmeadows)
Walkerville Lime Kilns (Walkerville South)Examine the remains of the Walkerville Lime Kilns. The lime kilns operated from 1875 to 1926 and provided lime supplies to Melbourne's building industry.
A short walk along the beach at Walkerville rings you unexpecte(03)
Walking & Cycling in Whitehorse (Blackburn)Whitehorse has some lovely walking tracks and bike routes. The guide (link below) highlights some of the parks and walking tracks within the municipality. The guide includes information on required levels of fitness, dis(03)
Walking Club of VictoriaWalking Club of Victoria is a Melbourne based bushwalking club catering for men, women and families of all ages.
The club conducts activities 52 weeks of the year consisting of bush walks, suburban walks, base camp wa0417 038 343
Walks and Waterfalls Around LorneWalks around the Lorne area cover a great variety of distances and environments. There are more than 70 bush and coastal walks of various lengths in the Surf Coast region which go to spectacular coastal lookouts, waterfa(03)
Walks in Port Phillip (St Kilda)A wide range of walks are guided or self-guided walks are available for the Port Phillip area.
The Guided Neighbourhood Walks Program is a free program of walks that explores the heritage treasures of the seven neighb(03) 9209 6522 (Walk Line)
Walks in the Moorabool Shire RegionThe Moorabool region is home to a number of State parks and forests which offer a large range of walks and hikes for all fitness levels. There really is something for everyone.
Walks include:
Garden of St Erth at B(03)
Walsdorf Creek Reserve (Harkaway)Walsdorf Creek Reserve is a peaceful reserve in the foothills which encloses a creek lined with lush vegetation. Enjoy a bushwalk and admire the magnificent remnant manna gums that provide hollows for local bird and mamm(03)
Wandiligong - The Diggings WalkWander through the remnants of an old goldfield and stop to read its history at the Chinese Bridge memorial.
Distance / time: 2 km / 30 min
Grade 2: No bushwalking experience required. Formed, flat track with occasio(03)
Wandong - Heathcote Junction Say G'Day TrailThe 5.3km Say G'Day trail is a partially paved foot and cycle path between the neighbouring towns of Wandong and Heathcote Junction.
The trail is suitable for all pedestrian and cyclist skill levels. The path was buil(03)
Wandong - Pickett WalkA 250m secluded track located beside the Wandong Railway Station with native plants and interpretative signage describing Wandong's railway history.
The path is named after local man, Frank Pickett, who came to Wandon(03)
Wandong Walking TrailTake the Wandong Walking Trail and learn about our past history. Several of our original buildings remain but unfortunately much of our past has disappeared. Some imagination will be necessary during your walk to conjure(03)
Wangandary - Warby-Ovens National ParkThe 14,655 ha Warby-Ovens National Park is characterised by three distinct vegetation communities - the granitic hills and woodlands of the Warby Range, the Box-Ironbark of the Killawarra Forest and the Redgum forest and(03)
Wangandary - Warby-Ovens National Park
Warby-Ovens National Park, Wangandary Road,Wangandary,
Victoria
Wangaratta - Kaluna Park WalkKaluna Park is a 5.2 hectare natural remnant of River Red Gum riverine bushland within easy walking distance from the city centre. It is bordered by the King River, a billabong and a levee bank which separates it from Me(03)
Wangaratta Heritage WalkWelcome to the historic sites of Wangaratta. Take this guided walk and experience a blend of various architectural styles encompassing Neo Romanesque, Norman and Gothic designs. Let these designs take you back to days go(03)
Wangaratta WalksA number of self-guided walks allow you to discover the town's rich history at a leisurely pace. Pick up a brochure at the Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre.
Cemetery Self Guided Walk - Take a walk through history(03)
Wangaratta's Significant Trees WalksWangaratta is fortunate to have a multitude of beautiful, well-established trees that add to the town's unique character.
For those who enjoy a leisurely stroll, there are three 30-minute walks to choose from:
The(03)
Warburton Circuit WalkWander through the leafy, peaceful back streets of beautiful Warburton and into the bush where the town meets the towering gum trees.
How to get there
Warburton is approximately 35 km along the Warburton Highway east(03)
Warracknabeal - Yarriambiack Creek WalkThe scarce water resource provided by the Yarriambiack Creek was the deciding factor in the selection of this site for settlement by the Scott brothers and the early survival of the community was dependent on it as the t(03)
Warrak - Langi Ghiran State ParkRugged granite peaks and gentle sloping woodlands are the dominant features of this park. A pleasant walk to the mountain summit presents a view of ancient red gums on the surrounding plains skirted by Mount Buangor in t(03)
Warrandyte Historic Town Walk (Warrandyte)This 2.3 km walk is an easy wander along Warrandyte's Yarra Street while stepping back in time to the beginnings and growth of this picturesque riverside village. Meet colourful characters, hear tall tales and delight in(03)
Warrandyte Riverside Walk (Warrandyte)This is a relaxing and picturesque 4.7 km walk that can be taken at a brisk pace or leisurely stroll and is great for the entire family. After featuring points of interest along the Warrandyte Riverside walk, it is time (03)
Warrandyte State Park (Warrandyte)The closest state park to Melbourne, Warrandyte is a haven for picnickers, bushwalkers, canoeists, birdwatchers and those who enjoy peace and solitude.
The lightly wooded landscape is dominated by the Yarra River as i(03)
Warrien Reserve Walk (Croydon North)Warrien Reserve has excellent facilities for people of all ages, including ample off street parking, a well equipped children's playground, a large undercover barbeque facility, numerous outdoor picnic tables and seats, (03)
Warringine Park (Bittern)Warringine Park is one of the best kept secrets on the Mornington Peninsula. It was declared a conservation park in 1994 and came under Mornington Peninsula Shire management in 2006. The park is divided into three sectio(03)
Waterfield Park Trail (Cairnlea)The 2.6km Waterfield Park trail will take you through Cairnlea, one of Brimbank's newest suburbs where you will be able to see an abundance of animals including ducks, swans, frogs and if you're lucky, even native fish. (03)
Waterfield Park Trail (Cairnlea)
Cnr Furlong Road and Waterview Drive,Cairnlea,
Victoria
Wattle Park (Burwood)Wattle Park's singular appeal comes from a delicate balance between historic buildings, man-made landscape and natural bush. Opened in 1917, the park was modelled on the American trolley parks, designed to draw customers(03)
Waurn Ponds Trail (Waurn Ponds)The Waurn Ponds Trail is located along the Waurn Ponds Creek.
The Waurn Ponds Trail commences approximately 200 metres to the West of the Princes Highway-Anglesea Road intersection and runs through the Waurn Ponds Val(03)
Waverley Bushwalking Club (Mount Waverley)Waverley Bushwalking Club provides a range of outdoor activities: day walks, base camps, pack carries, bike rides and occasional skiing and canoeing trips. All activities are conducted with correct procedures to ensure m(03) 9802 8436
Wedderburn - Nardoo Walking Track Outdoor GymThere are three gym locations along the Nardoo walking track.
Location #1 - 87 High Street - Station with pull-downs, leg press and leg raises.
Location #2 - 67 High Street - Station with pull-downs, leg press and (03)
Welshpool to Port Welshpool Shared PathwayThe 6km Welshpool Shared Pathway is a well-maintained trail that passes through townships, farmland and native vegetation.
The walk travels past the Golf Club and Recreation Reserve and crosses Telegraph Road to the b(03)
Werribee Bushwalking and Outdoor Club (Hoppers Crossing)The Werribee Bushwalking and Outdoor Club comprises approximately 50 members ranging in ages from 15 to 75 who all share a common interest for enjoying the bush and the pleasure of walking.
Walks vary from metropolit(03)
Werribee Bushwalking and Outdoor Club (Hoppers Crossing)
Werribee Public Art Walking Tour (Werribee)Explore some of Werribee's most iconic street art murals with Wyndham City's self-guided trail and free audio tour!
Starting at Wyndham Cultural Centre and finishing at Kelly Park, the 1km walking tour through the cit(03)
Werribee River Park Walk (Cocoroc)A 6km walk in the vicinity of the Werribee River which has stunning escarpment views, an historic bluestone ford and red gum bushland.
This walk explores a quieter section of the Werribee River. The walk starts at Wer(03)
Werribee River Urban Walk (Werribee)This 8.5km (one way) walk follows along the beautiful Werribee River on a continuous pathway.
The Werribee River Trail follows the bends of the river past beautiful scenery, ancient river red gums and abundant birdli(03)
Werribee to Riverbend Park Loop Walk (Werribee)This 8.2km loop walk starts and finishes at Bicentennial Bridge at Wyndham Park and follows the meandering Werribee River north to Riverbend Historical Park.
The Werribee River is flanked by River Redgums which are be(03)
Westbreen Creek Walk (Pascoe Vale)Pascoe Vale has a lovely slice of bushland along the Westbreen Creek corridor. It's a great place for a tranquil walk in nature. It is possible to walk a loop and take in both sides of the creek. Revegetation and wetland(03)
Westerfolds Park (Templestowe)Westerfolds Park nestles into a hilly bend in the Yarra River. Its gracious, rural character is derived from the manor house overlooking the ancient River Red Gums and the broad sweep of the Yarra and all landmarks aroun(03)
Westerfolds Park to Templestowe Village Walk (Templestowe Lower)This is an excellent stretch for your legs with a 5 km riverside walk through bushy parkland, often accompanied by kangaroos, leading to a steep climb to Templestowe Village. This is a good walk for friends, couples and (03)
Westerfolds Park to Templestowe Village Walk (Templestowe Lower)
Western Port Bay Trail (Somerville - Balnarring)The 27km long Western Port Bay Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians which follows the coastline of Western Port Bay between Somerville and Balnarring passing through the towns of Tyabb, Hastings, Bitte(03)
Westgate Park (Port Melbourne)Westgate Park offers a range of attractions and activities within close proximity to the city. It is located along the eastern banks of the Yarra River under the Westgate Bridge and offers spectacular views to the mouth (03)
Whispers and Vistas Walk (Cheltenham)Starting at Cheltenham Park, the Whispers and Vistas Walk is 3 kilometres long with a walking time of 40 minutes. The trail path varies between easy and hard in terms of difficulty.
Walk Summary:
Time: 40 minutes
Di(03)
Whittlesea Walking MapsSix walking track maps that are accessible for all ages and abilities, including wheelchair and pram users have been created which cover the suburbs of Bundoora, Epping/Lalor, South Morang, Thomastown, Mernda Villages an(03) 9217 2564
Whroo Historic ReserveWhroo (pronounced Roo) was a gold mining town in Victoria. In 1853 thousands of people arrived to seek their fortunes at Whroo and the surrounding area. In early 1857, the population at Whroo peaked at 2100, but had dwi(03)
William Ricketts Sanctuary (Mount Dandenong)The William Ricketts Sanctuary covers four acres of beautiful fern gully land with 92 ceramic sculptures, near the top of Mt Dandenong.
Situated in the Dandenongs in a ferny glade, William Ricketts Sanctuary is a plac(03)
William Ricketts Sanctuary (Mount Dandenong)
1379 Mt Dandenong Tourist Road,Mount Dandenong,
Victoria
Williamstown Botanic Gardens (Williamstown)Nestled by the sea, complete with rare and significant trees, a formal palm avenue and a charming Edwardian ornamental pond amongst its many attractions, the Williamstown Botanic Gardens, opened in 1860, provides a peace(03)
Williamstown Heritage Walk (Community)This 2.25km walk, with optional 1.2km extension along the Strand, covers the community of Williamstown.
Begin at the Anchor in Commonwealth Reserve.
Cross Nelson Place and proceed along Parker Street.
2.1 Pos(03)
Williamstown Heritage Walk (Seaside)This 3.7km walk, with optional 0.6km extension to Osborne Street and / or optional 0.6km extension to Williamstown beach, covers the historic Williamstown seaside area.
Begin at the Historical Society Museum, Elec(03)
Williamstown Heritage Walk (Waterfront)This 1.6km walk, with optional 1.1km extension to Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park, covers the historic Williamstown waterfront area.
Begin at the Anchor in Commonwealth Reserve.
1.1 Commonwealth Reserve.(03)
Wilson Botanic Park (Berwick)Only minutes from the Monash Freeway, the park attracts local and international visitors and is sanctuary to an abundance of native animals.
Perched on the edge of the Basalt Lake, the bird hide provides the perfect c(03) 9707 5818
Wilson Reserve Trail (Ivanhoe)The 21.5 hectare Wilson Reserve is located along the Yarra Valley floodplain. Its boundaries are defined by the Yarra River, The Boulevard, Chelsworth Park and the Ivanhoe Public Golf Course. The reserve is a diverse nat(03)
Wirrate - Melville's Lookout TrackYour destination is bushranger Captain Melville's Lookout which is a moderate level 10.5km return walk. This is Victoria's largest remaining box-ironbark forest and it also has a diverse population of fascinating grass t(03)
Wirrate - Melville's Lookout Track
Cnr Mt Black Quarry Road and Heathcote-Nagambie Road,Wirrate,
Victoria
Cnr Mt Black Quarry Road and Heathcote-Nagambie Road,
Wirrate - Mt Black WalkThe 3.5km Mt Black walking track is best for walkers with a reasonable level of fitness and agility due to the steep incline and loose surfaces.
Flora
Spectacular stands of huge old grass trees (Xanthorrhoea australi(03)
Wombolano Park & Sensory Trail (Ringwood East)The Wombolano Park circuit is a 1.2km walk and the sensory trail is 300m. The walk is on narrow gravel paths with steps and steep grades.
The starting point is Rotherwood Avenue car park.
Wombolano park is a pu(03)
Wonga Park Heritage Walk (Wonga Park)This 5.2 km walk is generally easy along undulating country roads offering spectacular views and the lure of wine and cider at Kellybrook Winery. There is also a short, steep and adventurous section, with an easier alter(03)
Wonthaggi - Baxters WetlandA track, mainly raised between ephemeral wetlands, goes from the end of Campbell Street north-west to West Area Road, while another proceeds from this point south-westerly to the end of Baxters Road, providing a good vie(03)
Wonthaggi - Baxters Wetland
Cnr Campbell Street and Chisholm Road,Wonthaggi,
Victoria
Wonthaggi - State Coal Mine Central Area WalksWonthaggi's historic coal mining sites, including the Number 5 Brace and Rescue Station can be easily viewed from the path along the State Coal Mine Central Area Walking Tracks. Each of the five designated walking tracks(03)
Wonthaggi - Tank Hill ReserveTank Hill Reserve features birds, bushland and regrowth after a fire damaged the area in December 2015.
Take a wander through the native bushland and see if you can spot a wide range of birds species. The 600m return (03)
Wonthaggi Bushland Nature Conservation ReserveWonthaggi Bushland Nature Conservation Reserve is untouched bushland that has never been cleared. Only a short 1.2km walk, the Wonthaggi Bushland Nature Conservation trail will take you through native vegetation includin(03)
Wonthaggi Heathland and Coastal ReserveWonthaggi Heathland and Coastal Reserve is a mix of bush and beach. It is a 811 hectare area surrounded by 10 kilometres of unspoiled and secluded coastland. The reserve was formed from old coastal dunes, and the develop(03)
Wonthaggi Wetlands ReserveA peaceful wetland walk in the centre of Wonthaggi. This easily accessible area allows you to enjoy stunning natural surrounds, with plenty of birdwatching opportunities. Pack a picnic, bring the family and walk or cycle(03)
Wonthaggi Wetlands Reserve
Cnr Korumburra Road and Biggs Drive,Wonthaggi,
Victoria
Woodend - Five Mile Creek WalkWhether you are going for a pleasant stroll or a vigorous walk, the Five Mile Creek Track offers an interesting course through areas of unique native vegetation, with adjoining picnic grounds, reserves, and recreational (03)
Woodend Town WalksApproximate 30 minute (2.5km) and 60 minute (4.4km) walking loops within the town to help get you moving and more active. The walks highlight some interesting places around the town.
The walking route map has been des(03)
Woodland Waters Conservation Reserve Walk (Mernda)Woodland Waters Conservation Reserve is an 8.1 hectare site that has been set aside for biodiversity conservation through residential development in Mernda. The reserve aims to rebuild and restore the native vegetation a(03)
Woodland Waters Conservation Reserve Walk (Mernda)
Woodlands and Napier Parks Walking Trail (Essendon)The 4.1km walk begins at the park's Carnarvon Road entrance. Woodlands Park, with its large lake and landscaped island, provides habitat for many small animals, birds and local ducks.
Difficulty: Easy
Surface: Concr(03)
Woodlands and Napier Parks Walking Trail (Essendon)
Cnr Carnarvon Road and Bulla Road Service Road,Essendon,
Victoria
Woodlands Historic Park (Greenvale)Woodlands Historic Park gives visitors a fascinating glimpse of the landscape seen by settlers in the 1840s. Many physical links remain, including the history-packed Woodlands Homestead. First established as a public par(03)
Woodlands Historic Park and Moonee Ponds Creek Walk (Greenvale)Stretch your legs in bushland on this 3.8 km loop in Woodlands Historic Park. This popular park has kangaroos, abundant birdlife and ancient River Red Gums along the Moonee Ponds Creek and has many walking paths worth ex(03)
Woodlands Historic Park and Moonee Ponds Creek Walk (Greenvale)
Woodlot Lane Reserve (Tooradin)Woodlot Lane Reserve is a hidden gem nestled along the shoreline of Western Port Bay. This nature reserve is home to many animals including the rare Southern Toadlet (Pseudophryne semimarmorata) and Southern Brown Bandic(03)
Woods Point - Brewery Creek Walking TrackThere are a number of walks in the Brewery Creek area.
River Walk (yellow line on map below)
500m | 10 minutes one way
Gentle gradient
Brewery Gully Walk (green line on map below)
1.3km | 45 minutes one way(03)
Wright Forest Bushland Reserve (Cockatoo)Located above the Wattle Creek Valley between Avonsleigh and Cockatoo, Wright Forest is the perfect place for exploring natural bushland. A variety of walking tracks meander through the park's serene setting, offering fa(03)
Wurundjeri Walk (Blackburn South)Wurundjeri Walk is a linear park of 20 hectares extending between Middleborough and Blackburn Roads in Blackburn South.
The park is made up of the following parks and reserves:
Orchard Grove Reserve - including a (03)
Wye River and Kennett River Walks and DrivesEnjoy the bush and observe the myriad of native animals, birdlife and sea creatures on these walks and drives in the Wye River and Kennett River areas.
Local native fauna is mainly echidnas, wallabies, koalas, kangaro(03)
Wye River Heritage WalkDiscover the historic township of Wye River with a 90 minute easy walk.
Wye River Heritage Trail commences at the entrance to the Wye River Foreshore Picnic Area, opposite Rookery Nook, making two loops - one towards (03)
Wyndham Bay Trail (Werribee South)Wyndham Bay Trail is an easy 5 kilometre return paved scenic route along the coastline of Port Phillip Bay between Werribee South Foreshore and Wyndham Harbour.
The shared path is ideal for families, particularly thos(03)
Wyndham Park Loop Walk (Werribee)Wyndham Park is a huge park along the Werribee River with fantastic recreation facilities including playgrounds. This short 2.6km walk loops through Wyndham Park and along the stunning Werribee River in the centre of tow(03)
Yackandandah - High Street Heritage WalkExplore the heritage of the Yackandandah High Street on this walk.
HIGH STREET: NORTH SIDE
37. Formerly Yackandandah Post Office. Originally a small timber structure where services were provided to miners and(03)
Yackandandah WalksThere are a number of walks in the area of Yackandandah including the Gorge Walk (High Street - Gorge, 1.5 hr return), Gorge Walk Mini Circuit (20 min), Walk in High Street (1 hour, brochure available at Yackandandah Vis(03)
Yalmy - Raymond Creek FallsThe Raymond Creek falls plunge 20 metres onto jagged rocks below and then flows into a deep, clear pool in the Snowy River National Park.
The top of the falls are reached by a 1km return walk from the Raymond Creek Fa(03)
Yalukut Willam Signs (St Kilda West)The City of Port Phillip has unveiled a series of Aboriginal interpretative signs to recognise and celebrate the continuing culture of the local Boon Wurrung people as part of its Reconciliation Action Plan. The signage (03)
Yalukut Willam Walk (St Kilda West)The Yalukit Willam trail celebrates the Indigenous custodians of the Boon Wurrung language group, who for 40,000 years or more occupied the landscape we now call the City of Port Phillip.
Walk Start and Finish: West (03)
Yan Yean Reservoir Park (Yan Yean)Yan Yean Reservoir Park provides visitors with peaceful picnic areas, a variety of walking tracks and breathtaking views of Melbourne's oldest water storage site.
Things to Do
Walk along Melbourne's oldest dam wall (03)
Yanakie - Duck Point Loop WalkThe 2.1km Yanakie/Duck Point Loop is a short circuit walk that showcases panoramic views of Corner Inlet and Wilsons Promontory National Park. Local and migratory birds can often be seen along the walk.
Start at the Y(03)
Yarra Bend Park (Kew)At Yarra Bend Park, the largest area of natural vegetation near the City of Melbourne, the landscape varies from steep, wild river escarpments to open woodlands, formal parkland, playing fields and golf courses. It has o(03)
Yarra Flats Park (Ivanhoe East)Yarra Flats Park, nestled beside the Yarra River, features 85 ha of pastoral and heritage landscapes, natural bushland, shimmering wetlands, abundant birdlife and informal picnic areas.
Things to Do
Enjoy a picnic o(03)
Yarra River Precinct Arts Walk (Central Melbourne)Melbourne is a city crammed full of art: traditional and contemporary; static and living. The Yarra River Precinct is the hub of Melbourne's artistic and cultural scene. Probably nowhere in the world is there such a conc(03)
Yarra River Precinct Arts Walk (Central Melbourne)
Yarra River Precinct Sports Walk (Central Melbourne)Melbourne is often referred to as one of the world's great sporting cities. There are so many world-class facilities within walking distance. Melburnians love nothing more than rugging-up in winter, or slip-slop-slapping(03)
Yarra River Precinct Sports Walk (Central Melbourne)
Yarra River Walk (Warburton)The Yarra River Walk is a 6km circuit walk which loops on both sides of the Yarra River within the town limits of Warburton.
There are six bridges which cross the Yarra River within the town - Mayer bridge (western e(03)
Yarra Valley Trail (Lilydale)The Yarra Valley Trail is a 40+ kilometre long trail that will link Lilydale, Yarra Glen, Healesville and join into the Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail.
The trail is being constructed in stages. Stage 1 is a 12 km sh(03)
Yarram to Alberton Tarra TrailThe 13.8km Tarra Trail is a walking and cycling trail following the path of the old rail line from Yarram to Port Albert which passes through Alberton.
Bring the family along for this ride as it is a relatively easy a(03)
Yarran Dheran Reserve (Mitcham)Yarran Dheran is a reserve situated on the southern bank of the Mullum Mullum Creek. It is a mixture of original indigenous bushland and reconstructed bushland on a previously industrial site and covers 7.2 hectares.
(03)
Yarrawonga - Chinamans Island Walking TrackA two kilometre return walk to Chinaman's Island from the Yarrawonga Yacht Club offers a leisurely stroll and a close-up view of numerous bird species in the wetlands. Birdlife is abundant in this area and you're likely (03)
Yea Heritage WalkThe Yea township was surveyed and laid out in 1855 by Thomas Pinniger, Surveyor.
Beginning in 1852, Mr Pinniger, a government surveyor, spent the next 20 years completing the geodetic survey of central Victoria, incl(03)
Yea Wetlands Walk and Discovery CentreYou will not be disappointed if you take time and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the well defined paths and raised walkways to observe nature doing its thing on the Yea River flood plain, at Yea Wetlands.
Take a leis(03)
Yinnar South - Morwell National ParkThis small unique area of remnant forest in the northern foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges is best known as a habitat for over 40 species of native orchids. Ideal for a picnic lunch, a short stroll or a full day bushwa(03)
You Yangs East-West Walk (Lara)The park's distinctive granite peaks rise from the flat volcanic plains between Melbourne and Geelong. Visitors can enjoy magnificent views and bushwalks.
Opening Hours:
You Yangs Regional Park is open every day, inc(03)
You Yangs East-West Walk (Lara)
You Yangs Regional Park, Branch Road,Lara,
Victoria
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