Koondrook Redgum Forest Walk
A relaxing walk through the Gunbower State Forest featuring 2 half-day loops (9.km and 13km).
Gunbower State Forest is an area with a unique ecosystem and a diverse history. The island contains many sites of European and Indigenous cultural significance.
Explore this beautiful region on a leisurely forest walk that offers 2 different half-day routes.
Wander through red gum forests and wetlands as you enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of the forest. Bring along a picnic lunch for a stop in picturesque surrounds.
Both the Turtle loop and Eagle loop begin at Koondrook and link a number of historical, cultural and ecological sites of interest.
Turtle Loop walk is a longer half-day return walk of around 13km.
Eagle Loop walk is a more leisurely return walk of 9km.
How to get there
From the town of Koondrook, head south on Main Street for a few hundred metres then turn left onto Bridge Street. At the end of Bridge Street turn left onto Island Road. Continue straight on, across Gunbower Creek. About 60 metres further on, turn left. 30 metres further on you will reach the start of the walk on your left.
Note: In wet weather or during flood times access to the start of the trail may be limited.
Access for Dogs:
Dogs allowed
Location
Dry Swamp Track, Koondrook 3580 View Map
Web Links
→ www.exploreoutdoors.vic.gov.au/activities/walking-in-victoria/koondrook-redgum-forest-walk
