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Showing posts with label mornington peninsula national park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mornington peninsula national park. Show all posts
These pix were taken on February 9, 2012, on the Bushrangers' Bay Coastal Nature Walk, a 5 km return hike starting at the Cape Schanck car park, 90 km south of Melbourne.
The views were astounding!
See all of the Photos of my visit, and check out my YouTube video!
These pix were taken on January 21, 2012 at Bridgewater Bay, Mornington Peninsula National Park, 80 km south of Melbourne.
They show the magnificent coastal scenery on the 2 km circuit track, starting at the small car park at the end of St. John's Wood Rd (Blairgowrie).
The signed track is mostly on sand, and a staircase of about 100 steps leads down to the Beach. There are some hilly sections, and seats at various vantage points.
Beware of the huge March flies which like to eat humans!
Part of the track follows the Lifesaver Track, which forms part of the long Peninsula Coastal Walk.
See the Slide Show of my visit, and check out my YouTube video!
Sphinx Rock is an unusual rocky outcrop in the Mornington Peninsula National Park, at the southern end of the Portsea Surf Beach, about 70 km south of Melbourne.
I visited the Rock on Monday April 27 2009, a bleak, windy and overcast day!
I started at the upper car park at the end of Back Beach Rd, Portsea, then descended to the beach, passing the Portsea Surf Life Saving Club.
From there, I continued along the beach and the windswept sand dunes to the Rock itself, and up a wooden staircase to a viewing platform.
From there, I returned to home base, a distance of about 4 km.
This walk forms part of the long 24 km South Coast Trail, which extends from London Bridge (Portsea) to Cape Schanck.
The viewing platform can also be reached from a walking track from the end of Normanby Rd, Sorrento, or from the carpark at the end of Ocean Beach Rd Sorrento.