The Sherbrooke Forest in winter provides many opportunities for exploring the many walking tracks there.
The Forest, in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, is 40 km east of the Melbourne CBD.
On June 30 2008, a cold and rainy day, I did a 4 km circuit hike starting at the Sherbrooke Picnic Ground. This took me along the Sherbrooke Track, O'Donohue's Track, past the Falls, then along Hackett's Track, Monument Track, and Lloyd's Track.
These Tracks are popular right throughout the year - many colored parrots gather at the Picnic Ground for refreshments!
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The Forest, in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, is 40 km east of the Melbourne CBD.
On June 30 2008, a cold and rainy day, I did a 4 km circuit hike starting at the Sherbrooke Picnic Ground. This took me along the Sherbrooke Track, O'Donohue's Track, past the Falls, then along Hackett's Track, Monument Track, and Lloyd's Track.
These Tracks are popular right throughout the year - many colored parrots gather at the Picnic Ground for refreshments!
See the full set of Photos
For some reason I cannot move past your blog and on to the next one. There seems to be a glitch of some kind. Not that I don't think your blog is lovely,,as a 64 year old woman, I am lucky to exercise on my bike each day,,,don't think I will be doing the outback anytime soon,,,,well maybe the outback steak house...I do love the blooming onion....
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Wow!
ReplyDeleteI think what you are doing is great!
All the more reason to visit Australia!
Hiking is something I've always wanted to try (but I'm a bit afraid)
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