Toolangi - Kalatha Giant Tree Walk
This short 0.5km return walk near Toolangi takes in the magnificent Kalatha Giant Tree, thought to be over 350 years old.
The Kalatha Giant Tree Walk is an easy return trail that takes in the magnificent Kalatha Giant. You'll find it a short drive from Toolangi and 2 hours north-east of Melbourne.
The tree has survived multiple bushfires to stand proud in the 1939 regenerating forest. The large mountain ash is estimated to be over 350 years old and is 73m tall with a circumference of 16m.
This picturesque trail meanders through beautiful tall eucalyptus trees, tree ferns, mountain pepper and wattle trees.
Take the time to read the informative interpretation signs for a greater understanding of the history and ecology of the area. From the boardwalk, take a photo and marvel at one of nature's great treasures.
The walk has occasional steps, gentle hills, well formed track and is clearly sign posted. No experience required.
How to get there
From Healesville, take the Myers Creek road for 13km. Turn right into Sylvia Creek road and continue on this well maintained forest road for 10km. Kalatha road is on your left. Approximately 2kms down Kalatha road you will see the trailhead for the walk and a small car parking area.
Access for Dogs:
Dogs allowed
Location
Kalatha Road, Toolangi 3777 View Map
Web Links
→ www.exploreoutdoors.vic.gov.au/activities/walking-in-victoria/kalatha-giant-tree-walk
