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Backstairs Track and Scotchman's Creek

Scotchman 's Creek was one of the earliest goldfields to open in the Upper Yarra district, wile the Backstairs Track linked Old Warburton to new Warburton.

The Australian Bicentennial National Trail (BNT) is a 5,330km self reliant multi use route through bush, wilderness and mountain areas. Trail Heads are in Healesville, Victoria and Cooktown in tropical north Queensland.

The Big Pats to Starlings Gap walk provides an entertaining outing along an old tramway encompassing two bush mill sites.

A unique 14 acre display water garden of Lotus and Waterlilles. It can take 1-1.5 hours to walk the garden however most groups usually spend 2-3 hours enjoying the garden.

Top tips to keep you and our forests safe when bushwalking

Geochaching is the free high-tech treasure hunt where you use your GPS receiver to find caches hidden by other players. It's a great way to be outdoors, enjoy the environment and revel in the thrill of the hunt!

Kurth Kiln is a Picnic Ground and camping ground in a quiet and peaceful bushland setting.

La La Falls is a very enjoyable walk – one of the more beautiful sights in the Yarra State Forest

The Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail is a 38 km track following the old railway line through the towns of Wandin, Worri Yallock, Seville, Launching Place, Yarra Junction, Wesburn, Millgrove and terminating in Warburton.

Maroondah features gardens with stands of native and exotic trees, native animals and birds and walking tracks. Its playground, lawns and cool summer shade make it a popular picnic destination in warmer months.

A Mountain Ash forest walk through some of the world's tallest flowering plants.

The O'Shannassy Aqueduct trail is a 30 kilometre walking and bike riding trail from East Warburton to Don Valley in the Upper Yarra Valley.

This beautiful site features a 40 metre long observation platform which takes you into the rainforest canopy 15 metres above the ground in the Yarra Ranges National Park near Warburton.

One of the best kept secrets in the Warburton Valley is the Californian Redwoods Forest a few kilometres outside Warburton.

The Reids Tramline walk provides an entertaining look at some of the relics of the historic tramline along which horses, and later, steam-powered locomotives hauled huge logs out of the forest.

An 11 kilometres walk discovering the old Tramlines that connected significant historical sites on the outskirts of East Warburton.

Seven Acre Rock is a large rocky outcrop that provides some of the most spectacular views of the Yarra State Forest, Bunyip State Park and adjoining farm land. On a clear day, it is possible to see Western Port Bay and Port Phillip Bay.

The Ada Tree, a giant Mountain Ash is more than 76 metres tall and is considered one of Victoria's largest living trees.

An unspoilt place to enjoy some time out in nature with a picnic, a swim or a walk.

Toorongo Falls Reserve encompasses a number of waterfalls and provides opportunities for walking, picnicking and camping.

Backstairs Track and Scotchman's Creek

Bicentennial National Trail - Healesville to Narbethong

Big Pats to Starling Gap Walk

Blue Lotus Water Garden

Bushwalking Tips for state forests

Geocache in the Warburton Valley

Kurth Kiln

La La Falls and Walk

Lilydale-Warburton Rail Trail

Maroondah Reservoir Park

Morleys Track - Dom Dom Saddle

O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail

Rainforest Gallery-Warburton

Redwood Forest - Cement Creek

Reids Tramline Walk

Richards Tramline Walk

Seven Acre Rock

The Ada Tree Walk

The Peninsula Tunnels - Big and Little

Toorongo Falls Reserve - Katherine Hill Noojee

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