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Showing posts with label mullum mullum creek trail. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 13, 2013

Mullum Mullum Creek Trail, Ringwood.

Pix of October 12 2013, along the Mullum Mullum Creek Trail, Ringwood. 

This was a 3 km hike, starting and finishing at Oban Rd.

A feature of the Trail is the Cultural Heritage Sculpture, showing native fauna, next to the footbridge at the end of Leonard St.

The trail passes under tall pine trees, planted by the early settlers in the 1890s.
 


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The 3D Flyover video (embedded below) shows my route!

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Mullum Mullum Wetlands - East Doncaster

These pix were taken on March 13, 2013, in the Mullum Mullum Creek Linear Park, East Doncaster.

This was a 4 km hike along the Mullum Mullum Trail, starting at the Warrandyte Rd, passing through the wetlands area, which has a nice lake, with resident ducks.


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Friday, February 15, 2013

Mullum Mullum Creek Trail - Ringwood

The Mullum Mullum Creek Trail is in Ringwood, and incorporates the Mullum Mullum Cultural Heritage Trail Loop, of about 800 m, on both sides of the creek.
 
I explored this Trail on a 4 km return hike on February 14, 2013, from my starting point at the Mullum Mullum Reserve, on Mullum Mullum Rd, with a turnabout at Oban Rd.

Carvings of native fauna watch over hikers and cyclists!

The Trail follows the twists and turns of the creek, past several areas that are being revegetated by Council and the local bushcare group. Stands of large pine trees are a reminder of the early European orchardists.

There are two footbridges.

The full trail actually extends from Warrandyte Rd to Highland Rd, about 6 km one way.

It is quite cool under the pine trees.

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