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Otway Fly Treetop Walk


Kennet River Koala Walk

 
What's included?
Based at Whispering Seas Otway Guest House
Luxury Accommodation in Queen or King Size single.
Pick up and drop off. Some walks with guide.
Walk each day through the beautiful Otway rainforest or around Lake Elizabeth.
Healthy Picnic Lunch.
Gourmet dinner with magnificent local wine.
Admission tickets for Otway Treetop Fly, National Parks, included.

Rainforests and Waterfalls

Rainforests, waterfalls, and nature walks in the lovely Otway Ranges

Your chance to visit the beautiful Otway rainforests and waterfalls.  This is a walk never to be forgotten.  Otways walking always gives you a chance to soak up the beauties of this forest environment.  Keep a keen eye out for the wildlife and Australian fauna.

Your guide will take you to the most beautiful places in the Otway Ranges National Park where you will enjoy a delicious picnic and wonderful walks before you return to the comfort of a hot shower, refreshing drink and gourmet dinner.

Suggested sites to visit

Difficulty of walk

Easy to moderate.  The trails are very good. There are pathways and seats to rest. Walks vary from 30 minutes to four hours.

Group Size

A minimum of two people.

Hightlights

  • Australian wildlife and fauna
  • Unique sounds and smells of the forests
  • Spectacular Waterfalls
  • Magnificent dense forests dominated by mountain ash, fern gullies with patches of Antarctic Beech

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Triplet Falls Rainforest Walk

Great Otway National Park

Length:  1.8 kilometres
Walk:  1 hour return
Track:  Good
Grade:  Moderate with steep steps in some sections
Start:  Triplet Falls car park, Lavers Hill-Beech Forest Road
Finish:  Triplet Falls car park, Lavers Hill-Beech Forest Road
Nearby:  Lavers Hill
Permits/bookings:  None required.

Triplet Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the Great Otway Park and offers a stunning one hour loop walk through ancient rainforest. View the lower cascades as you follow raised walkways through the forest of Mountain Ash and Myrtle Beech to the main falls. As you leave the forest you can begin to hear the roar of Triplet Falls where a series of elevated viewing platforms provide you with spectacular views of the three cascades. This area is also the site of an original Otways timber mill. The trail runs past the site and displays remnant artefacts from the era.  Back

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stevensons Falls

Off the Skenes Creek-Colac Road; sign at Barramunga. Named after a pioneer of the area, these falls and the surrounding river flats of the Gellibrand River provide a delightful setting. There is a camping ground at the northern end of the park and a picnic area closer to the waterfall, with toilets, barbecues and tables. Allow about 90 minutes for the two-kilometre return walk.  Back

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beauchamp Falls

Off Aire Valley Road from Beech Forest Road. The three-kilometre return walking track from the picnic area winds down to cool, temperate rainforest surrounding Deppeler Creek. The magnificent falls plunge into a fern-fringed pool. Walk takes about 90 minutes return.  Back