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Green Bush + Two Bays Hike with Walk Mornington Peninsula

Sunday 13 September 2026 I 8am to 11am

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Contact Name: Walk Mornington Peninsula

Location

210 Baldry's Road
Main Ridge, 3928 Victoria

Escape into the peaceful heart of Greens Bush on this beautiful 10 km hike along a section of the Two Bays Walking Track.

Surrounded by tall trees, fern-lined gullies and native bushland, we’ll follow winding trails through the largest area of remnant vegetation on the Mornington Peninsula. It’s a wonderfully quiet and immersive walk, with plenty of opportunities to spot native birds and wildlife along the way.

This is a mid-paced hike covering approximately 10 km, with uneven bush trails and a few gentle hills. Hiking naturally requires more effort than walking on flat suburban streets, so you will need to arrive with a reasonable base level of fitness and be comfortable walking continuously for several hours.

You won’t be doing it alone. We’ll support and encourage you throughout the hike, helping you settle into a steady, manageable rhythm while enjoying the experience with a welcoming group. There may be moments that challenge you, but that sense of achievement is part of what makes completing the hike so rewarding.

Hike format: Return hike — we begin and finish at the same location.

For further information and to book please click 'More Information'.

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