Examples of Walks - Eltham & Environs Walking Group

EEWG Members please note:
This is not a complete or accurate list of current walks.
To get details of a walk on the program go to the Walks List in the ‘Documents’ page in the Members Only section of this website.

Over the years EEWG has developed over 100 walking routes around Eltham. Most take about 2 hours.A selection is included below for the enjoyment of other walkers.

Those marked M for Moderate are walks with some hills or rough paths. Those marked E for Easy are mostly on flat ground with well defined made paths.

All information is as accurate as possible but no responsibility can be accepted for difficulties encountered. We suggest that you consult a street directory alongside these descriptions before setting out. Wear comfortable supportive shoes, clothing to suit the weather conditions and carry water.

E – Banyule Creek and Rivergum Track, Viewbank

E – Blackburn Lake Sanctuary circuit, Blackburn

E – Bonds Rd to Warringal Park, Main Yarra Trail, Viewbank

E – CERES to Fairfield, Merri Creek, Brunswick East

E – Darebin Creek: Ibbott Park and Oriel Rd, West Heidelberg

Walks By Region

E – Banyule Creek and Rivergum Track, Viewbank

E – Blackburn Lake Sanctuary circuit, Blackburn

E – Bonds Rd to Warringal Park, Main Yarra Trail, Viewbank

E – CERES to Fairfield, Merri Creek, Brunswick East

E – Darebin Creek: Ibbott Park and Oriel Rd, West Heidelberg

E – Hawkstowe Park, Morang Wetlands, South Morang

E – Macleans to McKimmies Rds, Darebin Creek, Bundoora

E – Moonee Ponds Creek, Woodlands Historic Park

E – Westerfolds Park ‘Home Show’ circuit, Templestowe

M – Montmorency easements, Were St and the rail line

M – Reserve, Apollo Parkways and Partingtons Flat, Greensborough

M – Ruffey Lake Park and Rieschiecks Reserve, Doncaster

M – Schwerkolt Cottage, Eastlink Trail and Yarran Dheran Reserve, Mitcham

M – Sugarloaf Reservoir, Christmas Hills

M – Watery Gully and Moonlight Rds, Wattle Glen

M – Yarra Bend Park, Dights Falls and the Capital City Trail, Fairfield

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