Guided Walks

The severe reduction in our annual rainfall over the last 12 months has resulted in the drying of many waterways, Allen Noble Sanctuary included. This…

The overnight rain provided the perfect morning for a peaceful stroll along this sheltered, easily walked, 1.5km loop trail. The generous November rainfall guaranteed a…

The first Angair walk for the year was along the east side of the Anglesea River. We were particularly interested in halophytes, plants growing in…

Such a beautiful sunny winters morning Mother Nature delivered for our walk around Minter gully in Bellbrae. Many of the enthusiastic 26 people gathered there…

A crisp morning but gradually warming sun greeted 14 of us as we began our walk down into the Ironbark Basin.  The Varnish Wattle and…

Orchids are usually a highlight of Teds track, though being autumn and very dry we were not hopeful of seeing many. However, even before starting…

Angair walks are not always lengthy, the walk this month was no more than 500m, but several hours were needed to examine the diverse range…

Also known as Yirripa yan, this recently redeveloped walk, now extending into the Ironbark Basin has replaced the Koori Walk at Point Addis (Godokut). The…

It was a pleasant autumn morning when eighteen people made their way in cars up the steep gravel track to the top of the hill…

Our first Nature Ramble for the year on the 12th February was along the Anglesea River. We walked from the office, comparing both sides of…