k road cliffs, werribee
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Discover K Road Cliffs in Werribee - a stunning clifftop walk with river views, picnic spots and a unique outback feel in Melbourne’s West.
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you yangs regional park, little river
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For outdoor adventure lovers, the You Yangs Regional Park in Little River has it all. The beauty of this area is stunning, with those huge rocks, breathtaking views and lovely bushland. There are a few trails and tracks to discover for the wanderers - usually around 1.5 km circuits, but you can choose your own distance (and incline!). Flinders Peak Walk was our favourite by far.
Read Morethe nook, sunbury
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The Nook will make you feel as if you’ve stopped to rest at a quaint country town. A 20 minute walk from the centre of Sunbury, it features Jacksons Creek waterhole and a beautiful, natural open space.
Read Morehopetoun falls, beech forest
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We love Hopetoun Falls in the Great Ocean Road as a family adventure! Imagine lush ferns and gorgeous forest greenery on the way, and you can stop and do some rock hopping near the river too. This is a truly lovely place, make sure you take a trip to Hopetoun Falls when you are heading this way. Mamma says take a deep breath while you are here and fill your lungs with the beautiful fresh air.
Read Morecheetham wetlands viewing tower, point cook
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The tower was opened about 20 years ago and was actually an arts project, and is dubbed a monument for ‘Migration and Aspirations’- Mamma has to say - it’s a lovely tower! You can see all around the wetlands from this vantage point and have a great view of the city as well.
Read Moregrahams dam walk @ lerderderg state park, bacchus marsh
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Spend an hour here, or the whole day - you can tailor your fun and do as much or as little as your family can manage.
Read Moresplitpoint lighthouse, aireys inlet
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An icon of the West, immortalised in the old TV show Round the Twist and more recently Masterchef. Dubbed 'the white queen', she sure is majestic.
Read Moreorgan pipes national park, keilor north
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The Organ Pipes themselves are beautiful huge rock columns formed by the cooling and cracking of molten lava from over a million years ago and are the feature of the park.
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