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Cannibal Creek Track is in the extreme SW section of the Bunyip State Park, 60 km east of Melbourne, and links the Tynong North Rd with Sand Pit Ridge Track.
I walked this scenic track on January 21, 2009, starting at the Cannibal Creek horse unloading car park, near Camp Rd. There was an increase in altitude from 194 m to 280 m - the final section was very steep and rough.
There were spectacular panoramas east across the various mountains in the Park.
The track passed through bushland, about 4 km return, and crossed Cannibal Creek near the start, but this was dry, due to the drought.
The track is popular with horseriders.
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I walked this scenic track on January 21, 2009, starting at the Cannibal Creek horse unloading car park, near Camp Rd. There was an increase in altitude from 194 m to 280 m - the final section was very steep and rough.
There were spectacular panoramas east across the various mountains in the Park.
The track passed through bushland, about 4 km return, and crossed Cannibal Creek near the start, but this was dry, due to the drought.
The track is popular with horseriders.
See the full set of Photos
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