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Showing posts with label mangroves. Show all posts
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Cannon's Creek Coastal Park - Rutherford Inlet - Westernport Bay
My visit of February 8, 2012.
Cannon's Creek is a coastal village on northern Westernport Bay, classified as an International Conservation Zone, 65 km SE of Melbourne.
It is located on the Rutherford Inlet, with extensive mangroves and millions of crabs!
The main walking track, 2 km return, includes a boardwalk and lookout, with splendid views across the estuary towards the settlement of Warneet.
See all of the Photos of my visit, and check out my YouTube video!
Monday, April 06, 2009
Exploring Warneet, Westernport Coast


Warneet is a village about 50km southeast of Melbourne. on the north of Westernport Bay.
With a population of around 460, Warneet is one of the smaller towns in Australia, and is at an altitude of about 9m above sea level.
It's popular for fishing and boating, and is located on the Rutherford Inlet. On the opposite bank is the village of Cannon's Creek.
Several interesting walking tracks start at the South Jetty, around the inlet and through extensive mangrove wetlands.
I visited Warneet on April 5, 2009, and explored the Main Walking Track (from South Jetty to North Jetty), and the interesting Mangroves Walking Track, a total distance of about 4 km.
See the full set of Photos of my visit
With a population of around 460, Warneet is one of the smaller towns in Australia, and is at an altitude of about 9m above sea level.
It's popular for fishing and boating, and is located on the Rutherford Inlet. On the opposite bank is the village of Cannon's Creek.
Several interesting walking tracks start at the South Jetty, around the inlet and through extensive mangrove wetlands.
I visited Warneet on April 5, 2009, and explored the Main Walking Track (from South Jetty to North Jetty), and the interesting Mangroves Walking Track, a total distance of about 4 km.
See the full set of Photos of my visit
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