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Punch Bowl to Kilcunda along the George Bass Coastal Trail
If you’re looking for a wild and rewarding coastal hike that embodies the Australian spirit without straying too far from Melbourne, the Punch Bowl to Kilcunda section of the George Bass Coastal Trail is a perfect choice. The hike is just under 10 kms one way, depending on the beach detours you take. Trust me,…
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Apollo Bay to Shelly Beach Walk
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Walk in Warringine Park – from Hastings to Jacks Beach
Last Saturday we were visiting Moonlit Sanctuary in Mornington Peninsula. We decided to go for a walk in Warringine Bushland Reserve after the lunch. We started from Hastings, a small town on the Western Port Bay. The sign reads: THE JETTY PRECINCT By the time the jetty was built here at “Star Point” in 1864,…
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Cape Woolamai, Phillip Island
It was a cloudy and windy summer’s day, typical of unpredictable Victorian weather, and my friends and I had decided to embark on a short hike. Phillip Island is a popular holiday destination, located a two-hour drive south of Melbourne. The island is well-known for its Penguin Parade, where you can watch cute Little Penguins…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 6 – Devils Kitchen to the 12 Apostles
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 5 – Ryans Den to Devils Kitchen
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 4 – Aire River to Ryans Den
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 3 – Cape Otway to Aire River
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Great Ocean Walk Day 2 – Elliot Ridge to Cape Otway
First, I would like to acknowledge both the Eastern Maar peoples and the Wadawurrung peoples of the Kulin Nations as the traditional owners of the Great Otway National Park. I want to pay my respects to the past, present and any Indigenous people among us today. I also want to acknowledge that I have profited…
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Reliving Nineteenth Century with the Lightstation’s Keeper: Cape Otway