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 spring, slow down to view the wildflowers often found just off the undulating track.
The 3km circuit walk takes visitors through a picturesque and tranquil reserve. Bulrushes, tree ferns and maiden hair ferns are some of the vegetation that can be found here.
The trail surface can become slippery and uneven terrain after rain, including some steep sections.
There are no facilities apart from a car park.
Access for Dogs:
Dogs are not permitted in the reserve.
Location
71/79 Barkers Road, Flinders 3929 Map
Web Links
→ www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/main-ridge-nature-conservation-reserve
