About 45 minutes from Melbourne, Australia you will find this excellent hike up through a gorge with a number of stops for a swim. Definitely worth a day trip out of Melbourne, Australia and stop off in Bacchus Marsh for fesh fruits and vegetables (you can pick your own strawberreies, apricots, etc!) So for all the Canadian teachers, UK teachers and other overseas teachers, take a day out to the country!
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Have camped and hiked in this area quite a bit. Get into camp sites early as they can be quite busy. It is a great place to get away from the city life for some fresh air and so close to Melbourne. The Greendale Pub is a good place to stop in for a beer and/or meal on your way. Highly recommend a w/e trip.
THere ‘s some great walks around Melbourne – but have you tried the Great North Walk north of Sydney? Lots of info on the web including Dept Lands and http://www.thegreatnorthwalk.com
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