Cheviot Hill is the park’s highest point and contains World War II fortifications. It overlooks Cheviot Beach, the site where former Australian Prime Minister …
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- Altona Pier
- Avalon Coastal Reserve
- Beach Recreation Area
- Birdwatching
- Cheviot Hill
- Collins Settlement Site H.A
- Dromana Pier
- Eagles Nest and Fort Pearce
- Fishing
- Jawbone Flora and Fauna Reserve
- Jawbone Marine Sanctuary
- Kerford Road and Lagoon Piers
- Limeburners Lagoon (Hovells Creek) F.F.R
- London Bridge
- Middle Brighton Pier and Breakwater
- Mordialloc Pier
- Mornington Pier and Jetty
- Observatory Point Picnic Area
- Point Cook Homestead
- Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary
- Park entrance area
- Point Gellibrand Heritage Park
- Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park
- Portarlington Pier
- Portsea Pier
- Queenscliff Harbour
- RAAF Point Cook
- Queenscliff Harbour Precinct Reserve
- Queenscliff Pier
- Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary
- Rosebud Pier
- Rye Pier
- Rye Pier
- Sandringham Jetty and Breakwater
- Seaford Pier
- Sorrento Pier
- South Channel Fort
- Spectacle Lake
- St Kilda Pier and Breakwater
- Swan Bay Jetty
- Swan Bay - Edwards Point Wildlife Reserve
- The Spit W.R.
- Werribee River Park
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New tracks for Organ Pipes National Park
09 Apr 2013
Visitors to Organ Pipes National Park now have two new walking tracks to explore its interesting landscapes, thanks to many hours of hard work by park ranger Joe Tognolini. The new tracks take walkers into areas of the park previously inaccessible to visitors, and connect with existing paths through the …