Lyebird Track - (VIC)

yy Murphy “Murphyyyyf” I drove here alone in the middle of the night just to take photos of the stars. The roads here are not dangerous, just pay attention to your driving speed. And please be careful when driving here, because there are many kangaroos, wombats, and deer here, please dont scare them

chand priyankara Beautiful waterfall with some history. Two platforms to watch. 10mims walk on steps. Not crowded. Can accessed by car in a gravel road. Should be taller than 50ft…

Herin If you plan to come in the morning, come earlier to avoid long queue. I recommend their scones, amazingly good. The jam was really special. Cottage pie was also surprisingly good. Price a bit high, but still reasonable. Service was good. Serving time was decent. Place are nice, and well decorated.

Jawad Arain This memorial walk in Fentree gully picnic ground before the start of 1000 Kokada steps, is dedicated to the units who took the initial onslaught on the Kokada track and commemorates the bravery and sacrifices of Australian and Papua New Guinean soldiers during World War II.

Jawad Arain The memorial was designed and built in 1943 and these memorial consists of four white cairns, each with a plaque commemorating different aspects of the Kokoda campaign and its impact. The Kokoda Track was a crucial route during the Japanese advance on Port Moresby in 1942-1943. These cairns are located at One Tree Hill within the One Tree Hill Picnic Ground and The memorial is easily accessible via the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk (1000 Steps). Free onsite car parking available.

Koonthos Koonthus This scene exudes a tranquil and almost fairytale-like beauty. The focal point is a rustic wooden boathouse, perched on stilts above a still, reflective pond. Its simple structure, with two small windows, blends harmoniously with the natural surroundings. The reflection of the boathouse in the water creates a mirror image, enhancing the sense of serenity and symmetry. The pond itself is covered in a layer of fallen leaves and lily pads, adding texture and depth to its surface. The dark, calm water reflects not only the boathouse but also the lush greenery that envelops it. The surrounding environment is a vibrant tapestry of trees and foliage. Towering eucalyptus trees reach towards the sky, their slender trunks contrasting with the broad leaves of other trees, some displaying hints of autumn colors in shades of red and yellow. Ferns of various sizes add a touch of prehistoric charm, their delicate fronds creating intricate patterns. The light filtering through the canopy is soft and diffused, casting gentle shadows and highlighting the various shades of green. The air seems still and peaceful, inviting contemplation and a connection with nature. The overall impression is one of a secluded and enchanting sanctuary, a place where time slows down and the beauty of the natural world takes center stage. Its a scene that evokes a sense of calm, wonder, and a deep appreciation for the quiet beauty of a hidden gem.

Renee McKeown It is a great place for kids up to 10 years or older if you go out on the water. Theres a small fee to see the animals or free if you just walk around. We loved it. Highly recommend

Revital Youthspan Its well worth a walk down Rose St in Fitzroy to enjoy this and other markets near by. There is a lot of artistic variety in this market along with artisan offerings including perfumes and teas which were great.

Paul M Cool market for secondhand and vintage goods. We walked around a bit and checked things out. They had some little food things and trinkets, cool t-shirts and clothes, and 80s music playing in the background. It felt like the clothes were fairly well curated in the sense that it wasnt just a bunch of old junk clothes, there were themes to each area and a lot of it had an alternative edge to it which was nice.

Carl Bronkhorst Gets wet here and isnt much of a walk around. But the convenience of catching a train from Mernda or the city is the cherry on top, just remember to get off at Rushall station.