If you want a taste tester tour of the Dandenongs this is the circuit you must put on your Bucketlist! Park the car at Doongalla Homestead Site and Stables Picnic Ground, walk down the road, good warm up till you reach...
5.0
Hiking on Dandenong Ranges National Park in Olinda - VIC It's a easy trail to do with few steep parts. However there is so many intersections throughout the track that it is easy to get lost or take a different track ...
Great loop which takes in a lot of the best views in the Dandies. Well worth doing although the distance measured a bit ...
Starting Doongalla Homestead head down along the road thrn turn up Dodds Track which is very steep, thrn cross over into Range Trek which is a pretty climb up to Olinda. Continue along streets to Mt Dandenong Botanical G...
RJ Harmer Arboretum return via Valley Picnic Ground. I've classed this as moderate as there are a couple of long steep climbs.
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Toilets at the start of the hike at Woolrich car park. The Valley Picnic Ground is at 12km mark of the hike, there are no toilets.
The day started well. We then had to cut the walk short and cut through on unknown trails....eek. The walk was actually 8.9km- I think my phone movement keeps adding kn’s to my walks! We were going to do a different circ...
Harden then last time we did this, pulled a muscle in my leg when we stopped at the picnic ground. But still enjoyed the hike. But two times is enough.
This is actually 12.4km, I forgot to hit record. This is a lovely track, lots of other tracks to explore. Beautiful birds in the background. kangaroos and lyrebirds spotted.
A nice loop walk - accessible by public transport (bus) and not too hard at all. We actually started off trying to do a longer loop walk (the popular 'Dandenong Ranges Walk') which includes Mt Dandenong/Sky High etc, but...
×× NO DOGS IN NATIONAL PARK ×× Dogs are permitted on leash in the Arboretum Start/End: Woolrich Lookout Trail from www.trailhiking.com.au
A really great walk to keep you fit and enjoy some Dandenongs scenery and a panoramic view of Melbourne from the top of Mt Dandenong, while still being close to Melbourne and accessible by public transport. Start and ...
We mostly followed another guys track it’s quite easy mostly on gravel road but with some single track a few steep ups and downs but comfortable
This trail will guide you through the Oxfam Melbourne route Stages 5 and 6. The track notes are available on the Oxfam website. I posted this for anyone planning to familiarise themselves with these legs of the trail in ...
OLinda falls is beautiful and well worth a visit. This hike has some "very steep" sections which will test your fitness (see elevation chart).
Fun day hike. A few steep hill climbs that you can do at your own pace depending on your fitness level. Missed a few turns as the tracks aren't marked very well but didn't go too far off course before we realised.
Part of the track is closed and damaged with fallen trees. Plenty of bush bashing, jumping fences and walking on and around fallen trees. Not for the faint hearted
Don't follow and the reason I say this as one of the tracks you actually can't get through no more, lots of trees down and no track 😳
A nice walk around the base hills of Olinda, then up towards the arboretum. Be careful though, this time of year the leeches are out!!!!!. Despite the leeches this walk will not disappoint
Dickheads in the mist. WTF was that?! Do not follow this walk. We got lost. A lot. There was bushbashing, hills, mud, laughter, tears and blood
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The scenery towards the end of the walk is really great and there is a great spot for a lunch stop just before Burke's l...
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