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Lorne Walks & Waterfalls Be inspired by the overflowing natural riches in Lorne Lorne walks cover a great variety of distances and environments. There are more than 70 bush and coastal walks in the Surf Coast region. Some are only
Time: 3.5 hours return. Duration: 7.5 kilometres. Difficulty: intermediate Park at the Breakwater car park, at the end of Pertobe Road. For a shorter walk, park at McGennans Car Park, the first on your left past the kiosk as you
From the Lorne Visitor centre walk through Top Bank Caravan Park to Swing Bridge. Cross the bridge and turn right past the memorial graves and continue along through a Melaleuca grove, finishing the walk on the beach below the car
This easy walk on gravel paths and boardwalks along the Lorne foreshore takes you past a number of plaques commemorating the shipwrecks in Louttit Bay. A separate Shipwreck Plaque Walkand Historical Walk Brochure are available from the Lorne Visitor Centre.
Take a stroll around Torquay, visiting 28 historic markers and discover the rich history of this iconic Victorian town on the Torquay History Walking Trail. About The Torquay History Walking Trail was developed by the Torquay & District Historical Society to preserve
A world-class experience including rugged cliffs, sublime bays, tranquil forests and pristine river, all within four National Parks. The Great South West Walk has been developed as a bushwalking trail suitable for most ages and abilities comprising short 2 hour
Otway Fly Treetop Adventures Walk The Otway Fly Tree Top Walk is located in Victoria’s magnificent Otways, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to view the forest from a bird’s eye view. Discounted tickets are available through your local Visitor Information Centre. Tree Top
Walking your dog in Warrnambool Leash up and explore: the best dog-friendly walks in Warrnambool Warrnambool offers a variety of dog-friendly areas where you and your furry friend can enjoy the outdoors together. Remember, dogs must be kept on a
Cape Nelson Lighthouse Walk Coastal views and historic charm: explore the Cape Nelson Lighthouse Walk. Nestled within the windswept beauty of Victoria’s southwest coast, Cape Nelson State Park near Portland spans 243 hectares of rugged coastal landscape. This state park
Lake Elizabeth Walk Tranquil waters and towering trees: a guide to the Lake Elizabeth walk. Head to Lake Elizabeth hidden deep in the Otways and discover its inspiring beauty with heavily timbered flanks and calm waters punctuated by the trunks
Otways Walks And Waterfalls Guide Step into nature: your guide to the best walks and waterfalls in the Otways Discover the magic of the Otways, where lush rainforest, cascading waterfalls, and tranquil trails invite you to immerse yourself in nature.
SAFETY Further safety information can be found on parks.vic.gov.au. DIFFICULTY GRADING EASY: Formed tracks, level or undulating terrain, boardwalks and footbridges, and a minimum of steps. MODERATE: Some climbing over rocks, river crossings on stones, soft sand, uphill or downhill sections.
Pet Friendly Walks of the 12 Apostles Coast & Hinterland There are many beaches and trails along the Great Ocean Road for you and your pooch to explore and enjoy whilst on holiday, with a few do’s and don’ts to
This iconic multi-day walk begins in the seaside town of Apollo Bay and takes you, via majestic forests, rugged cliff tops and wild beaches, to the stunning conclusion at the Twelve Apostles. While you can choose selected shorter sections as a taste of
Immerse yourself in nature with a 75-minute Walk with Wildlife tour through a magical Otways bushland Sanctuary, where you’ll discover lush tree fern gullies, explore eucalypt woodlands and marvel at spectacular ocean vistas. Along the way your conservationist guide will
If you have a car and would like to use it on the Great Ocean Walk, Walk91 can help you. This is a self guided walk, utilising your own car. Walk91 will meet you at your car and drop you
Walk 91 was founded by a former Parks Victoria Ranger nearly 20 years ago. Mark Kininmonth worked on the trail in its initial construction and since then has offered services on the Great Ocean Walk to thousands of passionate walkers.
Base yourself in Apollo Bay whilst exploring the Great Ocean Walk. Walk 91 Bus transfers leave from the Apollo Bay Information Centre. This option is perfect for those who like to walk solo and self-guided, but with back-up provided, or
There is nothing like getting away from it all. Camping on the Great Ocean Walk is the perfect way to enjoy the trail’s natural beauty. Because all hikers walk east to west, the walk never feels crowded and you can
Take charge of your adventure—walk at your own pace, with your chosen companions, on the date that suits you. Simply pick a date, and Walk 91 will craft the perfect escape for you. All their self-guided walking tours, ideal for
Book a transfer from the end of your Great Ocean Walk to the nearest train station to return to Melbourne CBD. The closest train station from the end of the Great Ocean Walk is Camperdown train station which is on
Great Ocean Walk shuttle transport. Your reliable, on-demand Great Ocean Walk transport service for solo hikers, couples and small groups of up to eight people. Ride with Us Great Ocean Walk transport operates 7 days by advance booking. Please contact
Your reliable, private and on-demand Great Ocean Walk transport service for solo hikers, couples and small groups of up to 8 people. Ride with Us transport operates 24/7 by advance booking so you have the freedom to book your pick
A Gunditjmara guide leads an informative walk around Tae Rak (Lake Condah). The lake comprises of 1,700 hectares of significant wetlands and stony rises right next to the historic lava flows of Budj Bim National Park. The Gunditjmara people have
