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The 2 km Gold Heritage Trail is in the Warrandyte State park, 20 km east of the Melbourne CBD.
It passes several historical features, with interpretative signs describing the gold rush mining activities of the 1850s.
It is a loop circuit, reached from the Gold Memorial Rd carpark/picnic area, crossing Anderson's Creek, then along gated Wildcat Gully Track, ascending the summit of Fourth Hill. It then continues along Johnson's Track, and descends back to the car park.
From the ridgeline, there are limited views through forest towards the Dandenong Ranges.
I explored this interesting Trail on February 6, 2009.
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It passes several historical features, with interpretative signs describing the gold rush mining activities of the 1850s.
It is a loop circuit, reached from the Gold Memorial Rd carpark/picnic area, crossing Anderson's Creek, then along gated Wildcat Gully Track, ascending the summit of Fourth Hill. It then continues along Johnson's Track, and descends back to the car park.
From the ridgeline, there are limited views through forest towards the Dandenong Ranges.
I explored this interesting Trail on February 6, 2009.
See the full set of Photos
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