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On August 1, 2008, I braved the elements and ventured into the Sherbooke Forest, Dandenong Ranges National Park, 30 km east of the CBD.
My 3 km route started at the Micawber Tavern, on the Belgrave-Monbulk Rd, taking me on a circuit on the Avards and Pound Creek Tracks, deep in the forest.
These tracks are in the extreme south-west region of the Forest, and pass through magnificent tall timber and lush fern gullies.
The day was frightful - extremely cold and raining!
Avard's Track is very steep and slippery, with an increase in altitude from 273 m to 337 m. Care is needed.
Pound Creek Tk follows the scenic gully.
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My 3 km route started at the Micawber Tavern, on the Belgrave-Monbulk Rd, taking me on a circuit on the Avards and Pound Creek Tracks, deep in the forest.
These tracks are in the extreme south-west region of the Forest, and pass through magnificent tall timber and lush fern gullies.
The day was frightful - extremely cold and raining!
Avard's Track is very steep and slippery, with an increase in altitude from 273 m to 337 m. Care is needed.
Pound Creek Tk follows the scenic gully.
See the full set of Photos
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