This walk starts & finishes at Heritage Springs Shopping Centre. The walk takes you through the local streets & green spaces to Edenbrook...

The large Arena housing estate in Officer contains many pretty paths, wetlands, playgrounds & a platform with scenic views over the area....

The Hallam Valley Trail is a 10km circuit opened in May 2014 that meanders through the Hallam Creek Valley among native wetlands and...

The Berwick Heritage walking tour was created by the City of Casey with support from the Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation. This walking tour is designed to highlight the well known & not so well known aspects of Berwick’s rich heritage & takes you through some of the oldest streets in Berwick. The start of the walk is quite steep and other parts of the walk involve a moderate gradient or incline. Car park areas are marked on the PDF map below if you prefer to drive between

Morning tea in Gembrook after the walk for anyone who wants to come along (outside because of the dogs - weather permitting). The 14.5km trail from Emerald to Gembrook is now called the Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail. The original 6.2km Emerald to Cockatoo section of the trail passes through Emerald Lake Park and Wright Forest and was previously known as the Emerald to Cockatoo Trail. Another 6.5km section from McBride Street, Cockatoo to Gembrook Station has been added to th

A popular park with the locals, dog walkers and families, as there is plenty of space to walk or run, playgrounds for the kids & a new Fitness & Play Zone. There's an abundance of birdlife and some gorgeous views across the lake to the hills beyond. In the centre of the park, away from the paths, there is a large grassed area with some smaller ponds, ideal if you want some peace and quiet, but it gets very wet after rain. From the starting point walk left, following the path

Akoonah Park is 11 hectares including a showground, small caravan park, recreation reserve, various community groups & buildings alongside bushland with Cardinia Creek running through it. A very popular weekly market also operates every Sunday from 8.00 am - 1.30 pm, which can make parking difficult. Begin the walk by following the path to the left of the playground, then cross over the bridge and turn left once you reach the junction of 4 paths. This section takes you throug

'Grand Designs' meets Berwick. There's some beautiful, weird & wonderful architecture along these 'no through' roads, hidden among the rolling fields, and large manicured gardens in a part of Berwick that many people have never seen. From the starting point, walk back the way you drove in up to the Y-intersection, following the path from the end of Pagebrook Rd, which cuts through to Beaumont Rd. Directly opposite is Beaumont View Lane, which is quite steep at the start but h

On this walk you'll explore some of the green spaces of Upper Beaconsfield while walking past some beautiful homes and gardens, & the popular bakery & General Store. Start by parking at the Community Centre then walk east along Salisbury Rd towards A'Beckett Rd. There you'll see the pretty Harris reserve with views of the distant hills beyond. Follow the path past the pond, you'll often see kangaroos here to your right and up the hill. Continue on the path and past the new ho

This walk will take you around an old Pakenham quarry site which is now a lake, and a couple of other pretty green spaces at Cardinia Lakes in Pakenham. From the starting point, cross Windemere Blvd and turn left, walking through the small park on the corner of Bonneville Parade. On the other side of the park is a path to the right which brings you out onto Huon Parkway, turn left and walk up to Superior Waters. Cross over the road and follow the path running parallel to Wate