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Olinda Creek Walking Track

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Barbeque
Bird watching
Medium walk / Day walk
Picnicking
Short walk
The Olinda Creek Walking Track is located within the Dandenong Ranges and extends from Silvan Reservoir Park in the east to Mt. Evelyn in the west. Passing through many different vegetation types from dry open forest areas to spectacular fern-filled gullies, the walking track provides an ideal setting to experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Australian bush. Along the way watch out for some of the native animals that inhabit the area, such as Short-beaked Echidna, Superb Lyrebird and Black Wallaby.

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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 …

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