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22.01.2022 LAKE EILDON SUMMER FUN Lake Eildon is fed by clear mountain rivers and is surrounded by rolling hills, dense forest and open woodland. This makes it a favourite spot for boating, water skiing, wakeboarding, kayaking, fishing, bushwalking and lake-side camping! Don't forget to drive or ride across the stunning Eildon Dam Wall or stop off for a picnic lunch overlooking the Lake!... Lake Eildon has now surpassed 68% capacity which means its looking perfect for all those summer adventures and on water fun! For more information and to plan your weekend getaway visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/discover-lake-eildon Photo - Piggle Pix Aerial Photography #discoverdindi #stayclosegofurther
20.01.2022 TAKE ME BACK OCTOBER Today we are taking you back in time to October last year where we were all busy hiking the stunning trails and exploring the gushing waterfalls of Murrindindi with our friends and family. We thought we'd post another monthly edition of our throwback Thursday and remind everyone of the best of Dindi this time 12 months ago! Here's some of our favourite highlights captured by some of our Dindi fans!... Where were you busy exploring this time last year? www.discoverdindi.com.au
19.01.2022 We can't wait until we can all get out and explore Murrindindi again! The 15,000ft Siphon Bridge, hidden away in the Rubicon Valley Historic Area is one of our region's lesser known icons and it's waiting for you when the time is right. www.discoverdindi.com.au/rubicon-aqueducts
19.01.2022 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS - DINDI STYLE It's more important than ever to #supportlocal this Christmas and at The Dindi Store you’ll find plenty of drinks from our local microbreweries and distillers, fantastic local regional hampers, toys, art pieces and beauty care products to spoil your friends and family with this festive season! So to find your french hens, golden rings and pipers piping head over to our Christmas blog article here:... www.thedindistore.com.au/blogs/news/dindi-christmas #stayclosergofurther #discoverdindi
18.01.2022 We can't wait until we can get out and explore Murrindindi again! Keppel Falls is one of our region's lesser known icons, hidden away in the Marysville State Forest. www.discoverdindi.com.au/keppel-falls
18.01.2022 DINDI HIGHLIGHTS - LOCAL LOVE We're so lucky that our locals can still explore their backyard and capture some photos of their favourite walks, rides, views and secret spots across Murrindindi Shire. Here are some highlights that best showcase #mydindi... www.discoverdindi.com.au See more
17.01.2022 NOW OPEN - RETURN TO NATURE We're so excited to finally welcome back visitors from Melbourne and share the beauty of Murrindindi with you again! Stay close, go further and discover the magic of Dindi - its wondrous waterfalls, scenic lookouts and epic hikes! Here's the headlines if you're heading up this way for the weekend and beyond: ... Camping is back in many of our parks and forests but you'll need to book in for many spots including Cathedral Range State Park and Lake Eildon National Park - www.parks.vic.gov.au Lake Eildon is just below 70% and ready and waiting for some on water fun. It might be a little busier around the boat ramps so please be considerate of others. Lake Mountain is open again for hiking and mountain biking. Shuttle buses are running on the weekends but like all resorts in Victoria you need to pre-book tickets to visit. You can find out more and book tickets here - www.lakemountainresort.com.au The Great Victorian Rail Trail is open for business and it's a great time of year to tackle some, or all of this iconic trail. Visitor Information - our Visitor Centres at Marysville (MiRa) and Yea (Y Water Discovery Centre) are now open. For opening hours see www.discoverdindi.com.au/visit You'll find many of our local eateries, shops and wineries have reopened their doors so please remember to #supportlocal and respect safety measures put in place by these local businesses. Don't forget your mask and social distancing with others. For a list and interactive map of Murrindindi businesses check out the Dindi Directory: www.dindidirectory.com.au For the most up to date local information around what's open please visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/whats-open
16.01.2022 GREAT VICTORIAN RAIL TRAIL ICONS The Great Victorian Rail Trail Official is a whopping 134km of thrilling possibilities, but you don't need to be a weekend warrior to enjoy the best of it. We've got a few suggestions to whet your appetite of some of our favourite highlights located along the Murrindindi portion of the trail - scenic lookouts, historical relics, quaint towns and open countryside. Highlights on 2 wheels and 2 or 4 legs ... BEST LOOKOUT The Eglinton Cutting Lookout above Alexandra is one of the best we think, looking over the expanding valley below and the peaks beyond. It's a uphill trail from Alexandra through farmland but don't worry, there’s a good picnic bench at the top so you can recharge before enjoying the downhill on the way home. BEST HISTORIC OOOH MOMENT Hands down the Cheviot Tunnel. You can drive directly to this one a short distance outside of Yea or make a day of it heading up to the tunnel from Yea itself. It's constructed from around 675,000 handmade bricks from a local clay pit and is 201m long - practice your cooee if you head up there! It's dark in there too when you’re in the middle... BEST CREATURE COMFORT OPTION Start out from Yarck in either direction as far as you wish then drop into one of the great cafes or the pub in Yarck for some creature comforts. BEST PLACE TO COOL YOUR FEET EN-ROUTE Molesworth Recreation Reserve just off the trail is a good spot to relax (you can camp here too) and dip your feet in the Goulburn River - can be fast flowing so be careful! BONUS - If you head off the trail in Molesworth you'll find the picturesque Molesworth Christ Church Anglican Church nestled amongst the trees along the Goulburn Valley Highway! Access - Yea, Molesworth, Yarck and Alexandra are all good access points to the trail. www.greatvictorianrailtrail.com.au ENJOY!
15.01.2022 WHERE AM I? Murrindindi is a region literally overflowing with majestic lookouts, tranquil rain forest walks and epic hikes. How many have you experienced yourself? Let’s see how well you know the region! Can you guess which location each of these beautiful photos were captured at?!... *answers will be revealed soon!* Hang in there Melbourne, soon you'll be able enjoy these secret places for yourself. www.discoverdindi.com.au
15.01.2022 DINDI HIGHLIGHTS - LOCAL LOVE We're so lucky that our locals and our regional Victoria neighbours can still explore their backyard and capture some photos of their favourite walks, rides, views and secret spots across Murrindindi Shire. Here are some highlights that best showcase #mydindi... www.discoverdindi.com.au See more
14.01.2022 OUR TOP DINDI PICNIC SPOTS With density restrictions still in place for hospitality businesses we know things might be a bit busier than usual, so to help we’ve pulled together a list of some of our top picks for parks and open spaces across Murrindindi to enjoy a picnic! So grab your takeaway from one of our local cafes and restaurants and head to one of these locations to unwind with a picnic and socially distance with ease. ... 1 ROTARY PARK, ALEXANDRA Rotary Park is situated in the heart of Alexandra and home to the Alexandra Visitor Information Centre. Includes a play ground, swing bridge, undercover BBQ shelter and plenty of open space for picknicking. 2 GALLIPOLI PARK, MARYSVILLE Located in the heart of Marysville a short walk from the main street is Gallipoli Park. There is a beautiful BBQ area with a Gazebo, landscaped gardens and a large lawn area ideal for picnics. 3 BUXTON RECREATION RESERVE, BUXTON A large sheltered area to relax, with barbecues, picnic tables and large grassed space with seating that overlooks the river. 4 TUMBLING WATERS RESERVE, THORNTON A small reserve with picnic tables by the side of the Rubicon River, perfect for a paddle in the shallow waters and a play on the children's playground. 5 YEA RAILWAY RESERVE, YEA Along Station Street is a large expanse of parkland surrounding the former Yea railway station buildings and the Great Victorian Rail Trail which passes through the reserve. 6 EILDON PONDAGE, EILDON Close to the main shopping village in Eildon, the Eildon pondage is a perfect location to stop, relax, enjoy a BBQ, take a lovely walk and set up a picnic at the waters edge. 7 BOLLYGUM PARK, KINGLAKE A short walk from the shops in Kinglake is Bollygum Park, home to a unique playground based on Gary Fleming children’s book Bollygum where the story comes to life! Offering free BBQs and picnic areas, magical play time and a skate park, this place is perfect for the whole family. Please remember to #supportlocal and respect safety measures put in place by local businesses. Don't forget to wear your mask and continue to social distance with others! For more information and a full list of our picnic spots visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/picnic #stayclosegofurther #clickforvic
14.01.2022 MOUNTAIN BIKE MADNESS Murrindindi has some of the most varied terrain in close proximity to Melbourne and an ever-expanding range of tracks and trails to challenge all mountain bike riders! 1 BUXTON MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK ... You'll find 9 purpose built single bike trails of over 20km's here offering a good challenge to intermediate riders and a couple of advanced trails including the Cathedral trail with some significant gap jumps. There's also an awesome beginners track that's only 0.6km long and great for young children or those new to mountain biking. Set amongst the bush it's a spot renowned for it's flowing and fun trails. 2LAKE MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS If you haven't had the chance to ride at Lake Mountain since the 29km Cascades trail was completed then here's the ideal excuse to head up and check it out! Cascades is a single track adventure taking you from the Resort all the way down to Marysville with an incredible and challenging terrain that will definitely whet your appetite. Shuttle buses are running on the weekends but you need to pre-book tickets to visit. You can find out more and book tickets here - www.lakemountainresort.com.au 3 EILDON MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK Eildon has 4 mountain bike trails to suit all abilities and ages, including an easier Darlingford Loop, a gradual climb with twists and turns and the Karalika Express, a more challenging downhill trail. The two loops, and downhill trail have evolved from courses originally built for national cross-country and downhill competitions and hence many original sections are typically narrow and technical, with challenging switchbacks and steep pinch climbs. Make no mistake there is something here to test everyones skills! For more information and trail maps visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/ride #discoverdindi #stayclosegofurther
12.01.2022 WEEKEND ROUNDUP What a weekend! Finally out of lockdown and it was great to see Murrindindi buzzing again with jam packed adventures and fun activities across the region! From hiking in some of our stunning parks and state forests, going for a scenic bike ride or drive, to spectacular lookouts and summit scaling bushwalks, it was a pretty awesome weekend all round for adventure!... Here's a few of our favourite shots captured over the weekend from some of our awesome Dindi Fans! Remember to use our hashtag #discoverdindi for a chance to be featured in our posts on Instagram and Facebook! Happy Monday! www.discoverdindi.com.au
11.01.2022 Meet Our Makers - Dindi Brews So you've heard about The Dindi Store but have you met the makers behind some of the store's brews? 1Bonfire Station Brewing Co. ... Meet Robert and Florine from Bonfire Station Farmstay & Microbrewery in Taggerty. Both passionate brewers, bringing a bit of Belgian heritage and a whole lot of family love to their business. Stay tuned as they're planning on opening to the public on Sunday afternoons, so why not join them for a cold one? 2Yea Winery, Cidery & Brewery Meet David and Pat from the The Yea Winery Cidery & Brewery. With many years in the food and wine industry under their belt, they're passionate about all things wine, beer and cider. Stay tuned as their new premises in the Yea main street is said to open soon so you'll be able grab a taste for yourself! For the full blog article and to browse their products visit: https://bit.ly/2IIhwcp #stayclosegofurther #clickforvic #meetthemaker #mydindi #discoverdindi
10.01.2022 LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL Appearing on the Rails to Trails Conservancy '7 Bucket List Rail Trails around the World' is our very own Great Victorian Rail Trail! One of the best icons along the Rail Trail is the Cheviot Tunnel which was constructed from an estimated 675,000 handmade bricks using local clay!... Hang in there Melburnians, we can't wait to see you back up here for a scenic post lockdown bike ride soon! www.greatvictorianrailtrail.com.au Photo - @vic_australia
10.01.2022 A PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOTSPOT ...AND A GREAT WALK TOO! Hidden away at the top of the iconic Black Spur Drive is the the 8km Morley Track, perfect for some awesome photo opportunities as light dances amongst the ferns and between the towering trees. This trail connects Dom Dom Saddle and Fernshaw Picnic Areas and can be undertaken as an uphill or downhill walk depending upon the level of challenge you are looking for. ... Easily accessible on the Maroondah Highway between Narbethong and Healesville you'll find both picnic areas on the right as you climb up the Black Spur. Drop into the nearby Black Spur Inn post walk to refuel and warm up! Photo - @elishadonkin #stayclosegofurther #discoverdindi
08.01.2022 WEEKEND CAMPING INSPIRATION Keen to finally escape the city this weekend and need a place to stay while you explore the Murrindindi region? Don't worry we have you sorted with some of our favourite camping destinations! 1 Big River State Forest... Big River Camp is one of the first camping areas you’ll come across after entering the upper section of Big River State Forest from Marysville. It’s also one of only 3 places in the area that can comfortably accommodate large groups the other 2 are the Stockmans Reward and Frenchmans Creek sites. Upper Big River - https://bit.ly/2Uz4pN4 Lower Big River - https://bit.ly/38QQytM 2 Cathedral Range State Park Cooks Mill Campground is located in the Cathedral Ranges National Park, a stunning 7km ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. This shady campsite is located by the river and is equipped with basic facilities including non-flush toilets, picnic tables, shelter and fireplaces. www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to//cathedral-range-state-park 3Lake Eildon National Park Car and boat-based camping opportunities abound within the Lake Eildon National Park. The Fraser camping area, including Lakeside, Candlebark and Devil Cove camp grounds can accommodate tents and some caravans and campervans. All three campgrounds in the Fraser complex offer flushing toilets. www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-//lake-eildon-national-park 4 Murrindindi Scenic Reserve Boasting over 100 campsites situated in the Toolangi state forest and provides excellent opportunities for bush walking, bird watching and fishing. Flush toilets are located at Suspension Bridge, Ferns and Bull Creek campsites, with non-flush toilets at the remainder. www.ffm.vic.gov.au/visiting-state-fores/murrindindi-camping 5 Rubicon State Forest Kendalls Camp Ground is a long flat bush camp along the bank of the Rubicon River. With plenty of shade right on the creek this is a great bush camp with basic facilities. It’s ideal for just about all types of tent and vehicle based camping. https://bit.ly/38YG1wZ Low down: * Check camping fees on Parks Victoria and DELWP websites and book early to avoid disappointment * Take your rubbish home with you as there are no bin facilities & we need to keep it clean for future users. * There is no firewood or fresh water, so come prepared. * If taking your dog with you please remember to keep on a lead and tidy up after them. * If you plan to head bush, always check fire danger ratings and let family know what your plans are. Safety first! Please don't forget to wear your mask, continue to socially distance with others and read up on camping restrictions here: www.parks.vic.gov.au/get-i/safety-in-nature/covid-19-update
08.01.2022 WALKING BACK INTO NATURE We're so excited that we can welcome Melburnians back to the region from the 9 November as we know everyone is dying to tackle the trails of Murrindindi again! We've compiled a short list of some of our less frequented walks to whet your appetite!! ... 1 MOUNT TORBRECK SUMMIT WALK, RUBICON The steep and rocky route is a 4.2km return to the summit of Mount Torbreck that rises to an altitude of 1516m and is marked by a rock cairn at the very top. 2 MURRINDINDI RIVER WALK, MURRINDINDI A 12km walk that crosses over five footbridges and offers river views through a variety of forest types from tall open forest to damp ferny gullies. 3 RUBICON VALLEY HISTORIC AREA This area offers some great walks set amongst the stunning Rubicon River and Falls, a series of spectacular trestle bridges, remnants of the timber industry and also Victoria's first hydroelectric system. 4 WILHELMINA FALLS WALK, MURRINDINDI A 6km walk to the spectacular falls that cascade 75 metres down rock face, offering views across the treetops of the Toolangi State Forest. 5 MICHAELDENE TRAIL, MARYSVILLE The well formed trail ranges from clay to gravel and stone in some parts and can be walked in a short 2.7km loop or lengthened into a 4.3km circuit joining with Red Hill Track. 6 YEA RIVER WALK, TOOLANGI An easy one hour loop that takes you through two different forest types: open forest at the start of the walk and then it changes dramatically to Mountain Ash and associated ferns and mosses at the Yea River. 7 BLOWHARD SUMMIT, EILDON A grade 3 circuit walk that provides amazing views of Lake Eildon, Cathedral Range, Mt Torbreck, Mt Buller and The Bluff. 8 MOUNT EVERARD CIRCUIT, KINGLAKE Not for the faint hearted, this challenging 22km long loop takes in three of Kinglake National Park’s highest forested peaks, Mt Beggary, Mt Everard and Mt Jerusalem. 9 YEA WETLANDS WALK, YEA A short stroll from the main street in Yea, you can lose yourself in the peace and tranquillity of the natural bush and riverine floodplain of the Yea wetlands. BEAUTY SPOT NATURE TRAIL, MARYSVILLE A short and peaceful 1.5km walk close to town that showcases some of Marysville’s most beautiful flora and fauna including an abundance of bird life. You'll find many of our local eateries, shops and wineries have reopened their doors so please remember to #supportlocal and respect safety measures put in place by these local businesses. For more information and trail maps: www.discoverdindi.com.au/walk
05.01.2022 TOP 10 POST LOCKDOWN MUSTS We're all dreaming of those day trips and weekend adventures that we'll be taking when it's safe to travel again. Here are some of our region's most iconic locations to add to that post lockdown bucket list! 1 WIRRAWILLA RAINFOREST WALK, TOOLANGI... A short and gentle boardwalk circuit that takes in the sounds and scents of the rainforest characterised by Myrtle Beech and Sassafras trees. 2 CHEVIOT TUNNEL, YEA Located midway between Molesworth and Yea along the Great Victorian Rail trail this tunnel was constructed from an estimated 675,000 handmade bricks using local clay. 3 RUBICON VALLEY HISTORIC AREA This area offers some great walks set amongst the stunning Rubicon River and Falls, a series of spectacular trestle bridges, remnants of the timber industry and also Victoria's first hydroelectric system. 4 FOGGS LOOKOUT, EILDON Also known as Mount Pinninger Lookout, is a stunning vantage point in the Lake Eildon National Park offering spectacular views over the Dam Wall and vast clear waters of Lake Eildon. 5 MASONS FALLS, KINGLAKE Masons Falls is nestled in Kinglake National Park, our closest national park to Melbourne, making it an ideal spot for a day trip or weekend getaway. 6 TOOLANGI SCULPTURE TRAIL, TOOLANGI A forest gallery with dozens of ephermal art pieces dotted along the trail, all designed to blend into the natural environment over time. 7 CATHEDRAL RANGE STATE PARK, TAGGERTY A truly spectacular range that offers incredible views and some of the best hiking opportunities in the state. 8 MURCHISON GAP LOOKOUT, STRATH CREEK A great platform juts out from the side of the hill here and it is a killer sunrise spot with the sun coming up behind the hills and beyond. 9 BRUNO'S ART & SCULPTURE GARDEN, MARYSVILLE A blossoming garden of over 127 life size terracotta sculptures that were restored and introduced after the 2009 Bushfires. STEAVENSON FALLS, MARYSVILLE One of Murrindindi's most iconic waterfalls and one of Victoria's highest waterfalls, plummeting 84 metres and flowing all year round, is Steavenson Falls. For more information and trail maps: www.discoverdindi.com.au
05.01.2022 MISSING OUR DINDI WALKS? Dreaming of peaceful walks and challenging hikes to take when it's safe to travel again? Here are some of the finest walks and hikes from our region brought to you by some of our Dindi fans before they went into hibernation. 1 ROYSTON POWER STATION TO RUBICON DAM... From the Royston Power Station, follow the aqueduct and tramlines on a generally flat route for 3.5km to the Rubicon Dam, passing a couple of charming trestle bridges along the way. 2 MOUNT TORBRECK SUMMIT The track is a 4.2km return to the summit of Mount Torbreck that rises to an altitude of 1516m, offering breathtaking views of the ranges covered in ash forests in all directions, including nearby Lake Eildon and the higher ranges near Mt Buller 3 WIRRAWILLA RAINFOREST WALK A short 2km boardwalk that takes you through the sounds and scents of the rainforest characterised by Myrtle Beech and Sassafras trees. 4 NORTHERN CIRCUIT - CATHEDRAL RANGES A challenging 14.7km hike that explores the northern range, taking in South Jawbone Peak, North Jawbone Peak, The Farmyard, Little Cathedral Peak, Neds Peak and Neds Gully. 5 YEA WETLANDS WALK Follow the Franklin track over several footbridges and lose yourself in the peace and tranquillity of the natural bush and riverine floodplain wetlands. 6 KEPPEL LOOKOUT TRAIL A strenuous (but great) walk from the valley below which can be linked with Steavenson Falls, provides a spectacular view over Marysville and to the Cathedral Ranges in the distance. 7 WILHELMINA FALLS WALK A 6km return hike to the 75 metre high waterfall found in the Murrindindi Scenic Reserve, at the northern end of the Toolangi State Forest. 8 WOMBELANO FALLS WALK A short 1.5km circuit that weaves through scenic forest ferns and towering trees to a lookout platform where you watch streams of water cascade down 30 metres into the gully below. For more information and trail maps: www.discoverdindi.com.au/walk
05.01.2022 Good news, Lake Eildon has now surpassed 65% capacity which means its looking perfect for all those summer adventures and on water fun that we've all been dreaming of! www.discoverdindi.com.au/discover-lake-eildon
05.01.2022 MISSING OUR DINDI LOOKOUTS? Many of us are dreaming of those rolling green hills, pristine lakes and mountain ranges that we'll be able to take in from stunning vantage points when it's safe to travel again. Here are some of our region's most iconic lookouts to add to that post lockdown bucket list! 1 Murchison Gap Lookout - Strath Creek... A great platform juts out from the side of the hill here and it's a killer sunrise spot with the sun coming up behind the hills beyond. 2 Acheron Cutting Lookout - Alexandra Often sitting just above the low morning fog in the river valley below this expansive view takes in a wide panorama of peaks and views of the expansive farmland below. 3 Keppel Lookout - Marysville The view over Marysville and to the Cathedral Ranges beyond is breathtaking and it's a spot that's lucky enough to get snow in winter at times, adding to the magic. 4 Foggs Lookout - Eildon Known by some but not all, this is a great vantage point to take in the majesty of Lake Eildon and the dramatic views of the surrounding wooded peaks. 5 Lady Stonehaven's Lookout - Kinglake Set on the edge of the Kinglake Ranges this lookout really brings home just how close Melbourne is to our awesome region. The small reserve area is a great spot for a picnic and taking in the view of the city beyond! For more information and trail maps visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/lookouts
04.01.2022 It's almost time to jump in the car and get exploring - road trips are back on the agenda as of 9 November and we can't wait to welcome you back into Murrindindi Shire! Take a scenic drive up and over the Great Divide, wind your way through lush rainforests, stop off at charming towns and villages or admire the stunning views from a lookout! What are you waiting for? Plan your trip to Dindi now: ... www.discoverdindi.com.au See more
02.01.2022 Golden Hour Moment We're sure Melburnians are missing the stunning landscapes of Murrindindi and the sunsets over Eildon and the Goulburn River. Hang in there, we will hopefully see you soon! Thanks to Ky Huynh Photography for capturing this beautiful moment earlier this year ... #discoverdindi See more
01.01.2022 DOG FRIENDLY ADVENTURES IN MURRINDINDI Across the Murrindindi region there are many dog friendly walks for you and your best pal to explore together! Some of our favourites are highlighted below: 1 Toolangi State Forest... The forest has a number of spectacular walking trails, catering for various skill and fitness levels. These include Tanglefoot Loop(10km), Myrtle Gully Circuit (9km), Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk (500m) and Kalatha Giant Tree Walk (500m). So depending on how fit and full of energy you and your pooch are, you can opt for a short stroll through to a full days hike or anywhere in between. 2 Rubicon State Forest Rubicon Valley Historic Area offers awesome walks and historic insight amongst towering gums and flowing water, if you follow the old tramlines you'll find several trestle bridges you can still walk across including the 15,000ft Siphon Bridge and in the opposite direction, Royston Power Station and the aqueducts, which you can follow all the way to the Rubicon Dam (7km return). Visit Snobs Creek Falls or tackle the Mount Torbreck Summit Walk (4.2km) rising to an altitude of 1516m. Make sure you rug up and wear proper hiking boots for this one! 3 Toolangi Bushland Reserve The Toolangi Sculpture Trail is a lovely short walk (2km) amongst a forest gallery with dozens of art pieces dotted along the trail, all designed to fit into the natural environment. With many fascinating sculptures to look at along the way, it’s a great walk to bring the kids on and you could easily spend hours here. Make it a loop and take the Yea River walk on the opposite side of the road to make it approximately 4km in total. 4 Yea Wetlands Walk You will not be disappointed if you take time and enjoy a leisurely 45 to 60 minute stroll along the well defined paths and raised walkways to observe nature doing its thing on the Yea River flood plain, at Yea Wetlands. Other bonuses - Check out the Eildon Pondage Loop in Eildon & the Cheviot Tunnel on the Great Victorian Rail Trail FYI - All of these spots have limited facilities so plan ahead and don't forget the doggy bags so we can keep the environment clean for future visitors! GOOD TO KNOW - Generally, dogs are permitted in State Forests across Victoria but it's always best to double check first. Please remember you must keep furry friend on a lead for the safety of wildlife and your dog. https://www.ffm.vic.gov.au/visiting-state-fo/bring-your-dog For more information and trail maps visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/dindidogs #discoverdindi #stayclosegofurther
01.01.2022 RAINFOREST GEM Rated #1 by TripAdvisor, the Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk in the Toolangi State Forest should definitely be on your bucket list. The short boardwalk circuit takes in the sounds and scents of the rainforest. The environment is cool, damp and characterised by Myrtle Beech and Sassafras trees.... Hang in there Melburnians, we can't wait to see you back up here for a rainforest walk from the 9th of November! www.discoverdindi.com.au/wirrawilla-rainforest-walk Photo - Forever Memories Photography
