5 /5 John Locke: You can spend a whole day exploring the fantastic Tirhatuan Wetlands because there are an extremely large area of woods, a number of big lakes, many water streams, ponds, trees, flowers, grassland, ducks, horses, birds, rabbits, lizards, fish, frogs, aquatic lives and more excitingly, hidden trails and blocked ways. Watch out for snakes because I encountered a big one.
Be cautious! An adventure into the huge and remote wetlands is very challenging because there are tall trees but no man. Very hard for you to find a way out if you’re unfamiliar with this place. No one hears your voice for help.
Don’t rely on Google Map’s suggested route because it doesn’t exist in real and some of the recommended ways are blocked by the council, locked fence or rivers. Don’t across the rivers by swimming because it’s risky. Snakes are unseen in water and the water is smelly and dirty. Besides, no one is around to save you if you drown. Ask the local residents or shopkeepers since they know better.
My videos and photos show one of the hidden entrance ways to enter the Wetlands safely though you have to pass through a shallow stream and unstable rocks.
Be cautious: don’t leave any food or trash in the wetlands or disturb the wildlife or the ecosystem because Tirhatuan Wetlands are a protected and fragile reserve. Respect the peaceful nature. Australia is an environmentally friendly and respectful country!
If you don’t wanna risk exploring the wetlands, you can simply jog, cycle, walk dogs safely with your children, families or friends along the Dandenong Creek Trail which surrounds the wetlands. There are the Blanton Drive Playground, a bike track, chairs and large scattered areas of grassland around and close to the trail. So, you can have a picnic, BBQ and do sports at the edge of the wetlands.
Hight rate 2 location for tourist in Rowville, VIC Australia
