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Access Class Dinghy's

9 months ago from Mark Ferguson

Location: Lake activities

Access Championships March 2012

9 months ago from Mark Ferguson

Location: Lake activities

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Canoeing
Cycling
Horse riding
Medium walk / Day walk
Mountain biking
Rowing
Sailboarding
Short walk
Swimming
Yachting/Sailing

 

Mountain biking

mountain-bike

There are approximately 20km of trails designated for mountain bike use including the 6.3km State Mountain Bike Course - home of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games cross country mountain bike competition. Explore the exciting network of trails from easy family rides around the lake and parkland, to a range of flowing …

Walking

Walking

There are extensive tracks for walking and cycling. Maps of the park are available at the park office. Take one of the many walks available that range from half an hour to all day. Enjoy panoramic views of Westernport and Port Phillip to the west and south, and Dandenong Ranges …

Lake activities

swimming

Swimming Take a refreshing swim in one of two protected swimming bays with sandy beaches. There are two swimming bays. Both of these have a gradual increase in water depth and are surrounded by sand along the shore. For your safety, no hard craft are allowed in these bays and …

Horse riding

horseriding

Horse riding is permitted on a limited number of the eastern tracks in Lysterfield Park. Parking is limited. All horsefloats must unload at Horswood Road due to cattle grids at the road entrances. There is no off-road vehicle access, and all vehicles must park in designated parking bays.

Lysterfield Picnic Area

family picnic

Relax and have lunch in the picnic ground under the shade of the spotted gums. There are two picnic areas along the lake shore and both have toilets, picnic tables and free electric barbecues. Facilities in the picnic ground such as tables, toilets and paths have been designed to accommodate …

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That’s a wrap – You Yangs Flood Recovery complete

23 Apr 2013

Victorians can explore a range of recreational options at the You Yangs Regional Park after Rangers celebrated the end of flood recovery works. The $1.5 million You Yangs flood recovery was supported by local mountain bike clubs. Exloring the range of activities on site is a great way to spend the …

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