Circuit Walk 10km - 4.5 hrs Grade - Medium to Hard Start at the Quarry or Meikles Point Picnic Area and walk in an anti–…
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Circuit Walk
10km - 4.5 hrs
Grade - Medium to Hard
Start at the Quarry or Meikles Point Picnic Area and walk in an anti–clockwise direction. Excellent views along the gorge rim, steep in places with some rock scrambling along the river section of the track. The track along the river may become impassable after heavy rain.
River Walk
3km return - 1.2 hrs return
Grade – Medium
Start at Meikles Point Picnic Area and follow the old aqueduct upstream to a point where you need to climb around the base of a cliff. This is the end of the River Walk. A wire rope attached to the rock wall assists navigation of this section for those wanting to continue further along the gorge.
Falcons Lookout
3km return - 2 hr return
Grade - Medium
Panoramic views of the gorge and beyond. Walk in from the Ballan-Ingliston Road through the picturesque Ironbark Gorge. Falcons Lookout offers a fantastic rock climbing experience. It is currently the only area in the park available for rock climbing.
Centenary Walk
4km return - 2.5 hrs return
Grade - Medium to Hard
Start at Quarry Picnic Area and follow Circuit Track before diverging and passing through open woodland to the bridge across Myrniong Creek. After crossing the creek there is a very steep climb to the top of the James Whyte Island Reserve with panoramic views over Werribee Gorge and beyond.
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