West Gippsland (Warragul): 4 Apr 2025 to 6 Apr 2025

Walks will include Two Towns Trail (easy), Mt Worth (medium) and rail trails (easy) north of Warragul.  Poles are strongly recommended for the Mt Worth walk.

The Friends of Mt Worth secured funding to produce the following videos which provide interesting viewing about the Mt Worth State Park.

A Year in the Life of Mount Worth State Park 

• History- https://youtu.be/HOxneK00NEI?si=hTCcPIwIqG0fTJYP

• Friends Activities- https://youtu.be/k6sDdy2VLow?si=BjqSCJweuWA7fwd2

• Birds- https://youtu.be/AqQstDwL3bI?si=f4SifWV00-lM-4sa

• Fungi- https://youtu.be/FfKsQsYblFM?si=joKO13CPekT-QI6y

• Ferns- https://youtu.be/XWU8TvGq0wQ?si=S5tmPjL2fvqsZthk

Walkers are encouraged to be in Warragul by 3:00pm on the Friday afternoon.  This will ensure you beat the Friday night traffic out of the city and, more importantly, are ready for a walk to Drouin along the Two Towns Trail and dinner at the Drouin Family Hotel.  We will return to Warragul by V-Line train so please bring your Myki card.

Dinner on the Saturday night will be pizza's at a local farm.  Bring food for breakfast, morning tea, lunches and happy hour on Saturday night.

Accommodation will be at the Warragul Gardens Holiday Park, 44 Burke Street, Warragul.  There are Superior Cabins and Family Cabins with everything provided. 1 nights' accommodation is required as a deposit and needs to be paid by 1 September 2024.  Payments are to be made directly to Warragul Gardens Holiday Park and they can be contacted on (03) 5623 2707 - please quote Diamond Valley Bushwalking Club. The final balance is due on arrival.