Explore Trails and Lookouts within the Volcanic Lakes and Plains
Visible from 60 kilometres in every direction, Mount Elephant dominates the landscape and now you have the chance to put yourself...
Nigretta Falls is a small waterfall set in outstanding scenery. The waterfall is considered more spectacular than Wannon Falls,...
A fantastic lookout. An interpretive sign describes the dynamics of the lakes and the reasons for their differing...
Enjoy the views over Victoria’s largest permanent inland lake. Look over to the west and you will see scattered volcanic...
Tandarook Botanic Gardens, established in 1981, are located in a part of town and on a property that has had many...
On a clear day the Grampians and Otway Ranges are easily picked from the mounted distance and direction...
The Cobden Story is a series of signs that interpret key buildings, people and places around town. Pick up a map and see them...
Harman Valley Lookout showcases one of the best examples of lava flow constricted by a valley in the...
These magnificent gardens are perched above the two volcanic crater lakes of Lake Bullen Merri and Lake Gnotuk and are a...
The completed 34km Camperdown to Timboon trail is a wonderful family adventure, dotted with statuesque trestle bridges and...
This is a great trail with views north towards Mount Noorat and south towards the rise of Terang and its distinctive crown of...
Enjoy this wonderful 53km, 106km return, trail in parts or plan a wonderful weekend meandering through historic goldfields sites,...
Picturesque sand bottomed Lake Tooliorook is located 5km from Lismore. The lake offers good fishing and boating amenity and...
Twenty minutes east of Hamilton lies the town of Penshurst, home to the extinct volcano Mount...
Wannon Falls, located in the Southern Grampians, presents a spectacular display of water flowing down the falls into a deep...
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