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Masons Falls and Mt Sugarloaf
The walk starts at the Masons Falls Picnic Area. The Falls are about 500m along the track and then we follow the Running Creek track for a few Kms before a steady climb up to the top of Mt Sugarloaf. From here it is a gradual decline along the ridge back to the park entrance then down to the carpark via the Masons falls again. Although we are following the creek there are several ups and downs before the climb to Mt Sugarloaf.
Warburton Base Camp
Apart from registering here on the online system, please also contact Ron on 0429 384 057 to nominate for the base camp and to organise motel accommodation.
Jumping Creek Reserve out and back via Yarra River
Starting at Jumping Creek Reserve Picnic Ground this 12 km out and back walk follows some trails close to the Yarra where you hear the soothing sounds of the river. There are some hills on gravelly four wheel tracks interspersed with flatter dirt tracks. Refreshments will be available at a local cafe. Boots and poles are recommended.
Spiritual Creek Walk- Woodlands Historic Park Greenvale.
Murrup Gurrong Yan, also known as Spiritual Creek Walk, is a pleasant stroll through Woodlands Historic Park taking us near to Moonee Ponds Creek and the Somerton Road Picnic Area, before continuing to the Parks Victoria Office and work area. A short look around the Twin Dams Paddock and we return to the Homestead via The Plantation and a small diversion to check out the Chaffey watering system.
There are plenty of river red gums to be seen and admired during the walk including one of eight Aboriginal scar trees which have been found in the park.
Refreshments will be available at the Homestead.
Note: This is a NQE event.
Monthly Club Meeting
Meeting Held at Moonee Ponds Bowling Club, Mt Alexandra Road, Moonee Ponds
Monthly Club Meeting
Meeting Held at Moonee Ponds Bowling Club, Mt Alexandra Road, Moonee Ponds
Fryers Ridge near Taradale
The 13.km walk starts out of Taradale where the Deardon Track meets the Coliban Channel. It is mainly through forest and is on undulating tracks. The last section follows a pretty part of the Coliban Channel itself.
Monthly Club Meeting
Meeting Held at Moonee Ponds Bowling Club, Mt Alexandra Road, Moonee Ponds
Panton Hill, Long Gully and Boomers Loop
This is a 14 kilometre walk starting and finishing at the A.E Cracknell Reserve, Panton Hill.
Boots and poles are recommended.
Monthly Club Meeting
Meeting Held at Moonee Ponds Bowling Club, Mt Alexandra Road, Moonee Ponds