In the southern region of the Great Alpine National Park lies Lake Tali Karng, Victoria’s only deep mountain lake reaching depths of 51 metres. It’s a fairly young lake, having formed a mere 1500 years ago by a landslide that dammed the Wellington River...
Just over an hour’s drive southwest of the northern suburbs, you can find yourself surrounded by the eerily beautiful granite peaks of the You Yangs. Feel like you’re worlds away as you meander through these geographical formations formed during the Devonian Period, and experience the wildlife that thrives here...
Located only 90 kilometres from Melbourne in Greens Bush, this coastal walk is home to the largest species of Banksia in Victoria, contributing to the area’s vast biodiversity...
Less than a 90 minute drive from Melbourne’s CBD, Bushranger's Bay Walking Track offers some of the finest coastal views on the Mornington Peninsula...
An energetic climb that links two iconic beaches, offers breathtaking ocean views and will most definitely include a wombat sighting...
Located in Wilsons Promontory, this boardwalk through beautiful, primitive rainforest provides walkers with an array of mosses and fungi, and countless species of forest birds to discover...
