On Monday June 29 2009 I was in the Sherbrooke Forest, Dandenong Ranges National Park.
My task was to review the status of the Monument Track, part of which has been closed off for revegetation.
My 2 km exploration was in horrendous weather, with winds of up to 120 km/h across the forest. Work crews were cutting and removing large trees which had fallen across nearby Sherbrooke Rd.
My hike started at the small car park opposite the Ferny Creek Picnic Ground at the junction of Sherbrooke Rd and the Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd. Hackett Track was followed to a junction with Monument Track, crossing the Sherbrooke Creek, then continuing to Lloyd's Track, and then to the car.
These tracks are very slippery in wet weather and care is needed.
See the full set of Photos of my visit.
My task was to review the status of the Monument Track, part of which has been closed off for revegetation.
My 2 km exploration was in horrendous weather, with winds of up to 120 km/h across the forest. Work crews were cutting and removing large trees which had fallen across nearby Sherbrooke Rd.
My hike started at the small car park opposite the Ferny Creek Picnic Ground at the junction of Sherbrooke Rd and the Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd. Hackett Track was followed to a junction with Monument Track, crossing the Sherbrooke Creek, then continuing to Lloyd's Track, and then to the car.
These tracks are very slippery in wet weather and care is needed.
See the full set of Photos of my visit.
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