The beautiful Bushrangers Bay comprises of a sandy beach surrounded by basalt cliffs. This serene location is contrasted by dark and brooding headlands …
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Bushrangers Bay
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Bushrangers Bay rock pools, looking towards Cape Schanck (photo: Kim Cott)
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Bushrangers Bay (photo: Kim Cott)
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Where Main Creek meets the sea, Bushrangers Bay (photo: Kim Cott)
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Bushrangers Bay from walking track (photo: Kim Cott)
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Walking track (photo: Kim Cott)
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The beautiful Bushrangers Bay comprises of a sandy beach surrounded by basalt cliffs. This serene location is contrasted by dark and brooding headlands and wild waves that often crash onto jagged rocks guarding the entrance to the bay.
Bushrangers Bay can be accessed along Main Creek from the Boneo Road car park and picnic area (2.5km). This section of the Two Bays Walking Track provides fine views and passes through shady Banksia groves.
Alternatively, follow the 2.6km Bushrangers Bay Track from the Cape Schanck car park to see some of the best coastal scenery near Melbourne. This section of the park was purchased from abutting farms in 1977. A guide to this nature walk is available at the Cape Schanck kiosk for a small fee.
Swimming is not recommended at this stie as the beach is unpatrolled and often hazardous due to strong rips and large waves.
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Parks Victoria statement on passing of Oxfam Trailwalker participant
20 Apr 2013
Parks Victoria joins Oxfam Australia in expressing our sadness at the passing of a participant in the Trailwalker Melbourne this weekend. We send our sincere condolences to the participants family and to those affected by this sad news. Oxfam Australia has arranged counselling for anyone affected on 1300 360 364.