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Starting from the Mt Sabine Rd, at Norman Track, this walk follows 4WD tracks, then walking tracks and pads to Pennyroyal Creek, then upstream along the creek to Pennyroyal falls, returning via a rough walking track to Dunse Track and hence to the start point. An optional side trip to Wymbooliel falls, adds about 2km to the walk.

This is a delightful short return walk in the eastern section of the Tyers Park. It takes in Petersons Lookout which is perched high above the Tyers River within the Tyers Gorge. Please note this walk is closed annually from 1 July to 15 December for fauna protection.

This circuit walk starts at the Sheoak picnic area and goes via Wonwondah Falls, Henderson falls and through gullies and a canyon to Henderson Track.  Along Henderson track to Phantom falls, and then along the track beside St George River back to Sheoak picnic ground.

Easy walking along flat, sealed tracks taking in points of interest including an historic manufacturing site, the beauty of the river and surrounding parks.  Some native birds that may be seen include:  Seagulls, Wood and Black Ducks, Small Pied Cormorants, White-faced Herons, Rainbow Lorikeets, Magpies and Mudlarks.

This walk explores part of the Surf Coast.  Starting from Point Addis car park, the walk descends to the beach, past rugged cliffs and a headland.  The walk then ascends up to a clifftop walk through heathland and woods, back to Anglesea.

Starting from the Point Addis car park, this circuit walk goes through heathland, along the coast with great views of the ocean and cliffs returning via Addiscot and Bell's beaches.  Bell's is the world famous surf beach and is very popular when the surf is up. Depending on tides, you may need to start this walk at Southside by walking along the beach towards Pt Addis

Starting from Ironbark car park (Point Addis Rd), this walk follows coastal tracks and the beach, to Point Addis, returning via heathland and forest paths and a 4WD track to the starting point.  There are some great views and part of the walk goes along the Koorie Culture walk where a number of signs give information on cultural practices, food, plants, and animals.

Easy walking along a mix of flat, gravel tracks and uneven dirt tracks. These walks take in views of  Port Phillip Bay, and the city skyline of Melbourne. The walks start at the historic Homestead which is well worth spending time to explore. The Tower, which is a Monument to Migration and Aspirations is well worth the visit.

Take a walk beside the sea, play or laze on the beach, swim, gaze at the yachts, revel in the sea air, stroll along the piers and then grab a coffee on the historic St Kilda Pier or in one of the many cosmopolitan cafés.

A walk through forest along Pumphouse and Stockyard vehicle tracks south of Mt Wilson, taking in the highest point in the Wombat State Forest.

The Pyrenees Walking Trail is also known as the Pyrenees Endurance Walk.  A long, strenuous walk through a pleasant variety of timbered forests, traversing the Pyrenees Range from west to east.