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Walking and cycling

Garden City Estate | Cockatoo
Located across the road from the Wright Forest car park, this trail is for the committed bushwalker with some steep sections.
Garden City Estate | Cockatoo
Located across the road from the Wright Forest car park, this trail is for the committed bushwalker with some steep sections.
Gembrook Bushland Park
Gembrook Bushland Park | Gembrook
Home to the world’s two tallest tree species the mountain ash and Califorian redwood, this park has moderate intensity trails for bush walking as well as a picnic area with a playground and toilets.
Gembrook Bushland Park | Gembrook
Home to the world’s two tallest tree species the mountain ash and Califorian redwood, this park has moderate intensity trails for bush walking as well as a picnic area with a playground and toilets.
Wright Forest Bushland Reserve
Wright Forest Bushland Reserve (managed by Parks Victoria) | Cockatoo
Walk from Cockatoo to Gembrook through the tranquil Wright Forest. This track is 20 kms long and features undulating terrain and is suitable for moderate fitness walkers.
Wright Forest Bushland Reserve (managed by Parks Victoria) | Cockatoo
Walk from Cockatoo to Gembrook through the tranquil Wright Forest. This track is 20 kms long and features undulating terrain and is suitable for moderate fitness walkers.
Wattle Creek Reserve | Emerald
This easy, flat walking trail with views of tall Mountain Ash eucalypts connects Emerald Lake Park to Wright’s Forest.
Wattle Creek Reserve | Emerald
This easy, flat walking trail with views of tall Mountain Ash eucalypts connects Emerald Lake Park to Wright’s Forest.
Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail
Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail | Clematis to Gembrook
This scenic 15.5 kilometre walk or cycle in the Dandenong Ranges takes you through Emerald Lake Precinct, Wright Forest and alongside the Puffing Billy steam railway. The trail extends from Clematis through Emerald and Cockatoo to Gembrook.
Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail | Clematis to Gembrook
This scenic 15.5 kilometre walk or cycle in the Dandenong Ranges takes you through Emerald Lake Precinct, Wright Forest and alongside the Puffing Billy steam railway. The trail extends from Clematis through Emerald and Cockatoo to Gembrook.
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna reserve
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna reserve | Garfield North
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna Reserve is Cardinia Shire's most environmentally significant bushland reserve, with an amazing array of native orchids and wildflowers.
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna reserve | Garfield North
Mt Cannibal Flora and Fauna Reserve is Cardinia Shire's most environmentally significant bushland reserve, with an amazing array of native orchids and wildflowers.
Yarrabubba Reserve | Maryknoll
Walk through the beautiful wildflower reserves along the upper tributaries of Back Creek set within tranquil Maryknoll township
Yarrabubba Reserve | Maryknoll
Walk through the beautiful wildflower reserves along the upper tributaries of Back Creek set within tranquil Maryknoll township
RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve | Pakenham Upper
Located a short 10km drive from Emerald and the nearby Cardinia Reservoir, this scenic bushland reserve is home to lyrebirds, rare emu wrens and greater gliders.
RJ Chambers Flora and Fauna Reserve | Pakenham Upper
Located a short 10km drive from Emerald and the nearby Cardinia Reservoir, this scenic bushland reserve is home to lyrebirds, rare emu wrens and greater gliders.
Deep Creek Reserve | Pakenham
Deep Creek Reserve in Pakenham is a place of environmental significance and offers people of all ages and abilities many ways to learn, play and get active.
Deep Creek Reserve | Pakenham
Deep Creek Reserve in Pakenham is a place of environmental significance and offers people of all ages and abilities many ways to learn, play and get active.
Eastone Reserve | Pakenham
Lovely walking paths and plenty of birdlife! Challenge yourself with the steps?
Eastone Reserve | Pakenham
Lovely walking paths and plenty of birdlife! Challenge yourself with the steps?