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'Tuesday Walks' have evolved from an occasional mid week saunter to become one of our most popular events. Held every Tuesday, (weather and other circumstances permitting), the walks explore the local bush, beaches, rail trails and even local Gippsland townships anywhere from Phillip Island, to Mirboo North and Wilson's Promontory in the south.
The walks are designed to cater for all abilities and are usually of 8 - 12 km's in length and timed to finish around midday for coffee.
Would be walkers might find the following links to be useful:
Morwell National Park, Stringybark Ridge Track and Foster Gully
This walk is just one componet of the Morwell National Park and is a great example of people power. Many of you will have already walked Fosters Gully Nature Walk and Billys Creek, the Stringbark Ridge Track hasn't been on the program in recent years.
Read the wonderful history of the park at Morwell National Park Online.
Cape Paterson Circuit
A circular walk starting with the Eco Village wetlands, then onto the beach returning to the Eco Village on the foreshore tracks.
Gurneys Cidery - Foster
Walk from Dyrings Rd or cycle from Fish Creek to meet at Gurneys Cidery for lunch. On a clear day there are wonderful views across Corner Inlet towards Wilsons Prom.
The Cidery requires participant numbers ASAP for a group booking by registering on the website.
Corinella
Meeting at and the start of the walk at the Fig & Bay Cafe (which is closed on Tuesdays) either a clifftop of beach walk, depending on the tide to Coronet Bay returning back to Corinella/ Settlement Point and then along the Esplande to "Millionaires Row".
Powlett River Rd to Kilcunda Circuit.
Meeting where Powlett River Rd crosses the Rail Trail, walking on the trail to Kilcunda through the Wonthaggi Railway Historic area, and returning along the beach and road to the cars.
Mount Worth State Park
Date to be confirmed.
Mount Worth State Park protects a rement of the forest that once covered the Western Strzelecki Ranges. It is a stunning, peaceful location that can be cool and shady in the warmer months and challenging in the extreme wet and cold weather. The walk varies from wide open mowed grass areas to steep, narrow and uneven tracks that are better suited to the more experienced walkers.