Nature Preserve in Drysdale, VIC
nature preserve in Drysdale, VIC (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
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60 Basin Rd, Drysdale, 3222
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8-14 Beach Vista Dr, Curlewis, 3222
17 A Woodlands Dr, Ocean Grove, 3226
421 Shell Rd, Point Lonsdale, 3225
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1 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsdale, 3225
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The Esplanade, Indented Head, 3223
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1 Tobin Dr, Queenscliff, 3225
18-20 Hede St, South Geelong, 3220
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1 Gazi Ln, Point Cook, 3030
5 Mt Rothwell Rd, Little River, 3211
0434 295 355
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Mt Rothwell Biodiversity Interpretation Centre is a world-leading centre for protecting and breeding endangered species and preserving rare grasslands. Visitors praise the fantastic experiences and array of native Australian animals in their natural habitat, highlighting the informative night tours and the importance of the sanctuary's work. 
99 Elm Park Dr, Hoppers Crossing, 3029
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112 Point Cook Rd, Seabrook, 3028
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300 Bannockburn-Shelford Rd, Bannockburn, 3331
0429 461 495
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Mirang Ave, Mount Martha, 3934
0447 160 288
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240-242 Maidstone St, Altona, 3018
276 Queen Street, Altona, 3018
0409 382 510
... Nature preserve The Truganina Explosives Reserve in Altona is an intriguing historical site open for guided tours on select days. Visitors praise the knowledgeable guides, clean restrooms, and the presence of dogs. The reserve, which was once used for storing explosives, offers a fascinating glimpse into Altona's history and the local Aboriginal community. The heritage-listed buildings and discovery of artifacts date back thousands of years. Dog owners appreciate the pet-friendly environment. 
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333-473 Eynesbury Rd, Eynesbury, 3338
4-6 Cambridge St, Laverton North, 3026
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195 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill, 3937
(03) 9656 9889
... Park Endeavour Fern Gully is a picturesque and therapeutic park with beautiful trees, tree ferns, and birds. The walk is best enjoyed with proper footwear due to slippery and soft surfaces, especially during certain seasons. Some visitors have reported encountering trees or branches that have fallen and make navigation challenging. The area is rich in history and information about indigenous populations and their use of the land. The park is subtly located and can be difficult to find using only a map, but is worth the effort for a pleasant and magical experience. 
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5 Sunset Cres, Mount Eliza, 3930
