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Inglewood walks

Postby cdg » Fri 27 Jan, 2012 5:00 pm

I notice a national park near Inglewood in Victoria, are there any walks here? has anyone wandered through the national park ? From memory there are granite ridges and yellow box ironbark bush - it could be an interesting walk.
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Re: Inglewood walks

Postby Earwig » Fri 27 Jan, 2012 9:41 pm

That'd be Kooyoora - aka Melville's Caves. I've camped and climbed there but no walking as such. There's some short walks I think - half day or less.
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Re: Inglewood walks

Postby peregrinator » Mon 30 Jan, 2012 8:29 am

If you are referring to Kooyoora, there are two circuit tracks (4.5km and 5.3km) through very interesting vegetation and rock outcrops. See Parks Victoria website for Kooyoora State Park visitor guide.

But there are excellent opportunities for off-track walks through the park, for example to Mt Brennah and Mt Kooyoora. You could of course also add the circuit walks to make at least a full day walk. The Rheola North 1:25,000 topo is good if still available.
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Re: Inglewood walks

Postby cdg » Sat 11 Feb, 2012 11:09 pm

Thanks for these tips. i will get hold of the Rheola North map - if I can.
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