Walk & Cycle

There's plenty to keep you on the go with an extensive network of bushwalking and cycling trails. From the popular Lilydale - Warburton Rail Trail to the glorious vista of the Yarra Ranges National Park that cradles the upper reaches of the Yarra River there is a path for you. Road cyclists enjoy the scenic rides such as the Chum Creek to Toolangi climb and the challenge of the Mt Donna Buang summit.

Rainforest Gallery-Warburton

This beautiful site features a 40 metre long observation platform which takes you into the rainforest canopy 15 metres above the ground in the Yarra Ranges National Park near Warburton.

Redwood Forest

Discover the Redwood Forest in Warburton - one of the best-kept photography secrets in Melbourne's Yarra Valley.

This walk follows a historic tramline where horses and later, steam locomotives once hauled logs out of the forest.

The Yarra River is the lifeblood of Melbourne and it is no more beautiful than in its upper reaches here in the Warburton Valley where the water runs clear before it crosses the clay flats further downstream.

Loved by locals and visitors and flaunted as the park that ‘has it all’, Ruffey Lake Park is popular for social gatherings and family reunions.

Take a cycle tour to suit your riding level. Our team of local ride experts have put together some highlight rides you can do and there's something for everyone.

The Eastern Golf Club with Kangaroos, Yarra Valley

Located within an hour of Melbourne, Australia - The Eastern Golf Club has established a beautiful country estate featuring within the peaceful environment of the Yarra Valley. The golfing enthusiast will enjoy, a Greg Norman designed, 27-hole championship course, and Par-3 9-hole, Shark Waters.

Toolangi State Park has a number of things to see and do including a Discovery Centre, scenic trails and a variety of wildlife - including the elusive lyrebird!

This gently undulating shared trail links Marysville with Steavenson Falls Scenic Reserve and is the best way to approach the falls.

Following historic timber tramways that wind their way through spectacular forest and cool temperate rainforest.

A 350 metre long elevated walkway takes you through the Rainforest Gallery where you will see magnificent 65 metre tall old growth Mountain Ash trees, ancient Myrtle Beech trees, ferns, mosses and other plants that make up this damp and diverse rainforest environment.

Whether you’re training for a seriously steep overseas trek a la Kokoda or Kilimanjaro or just want to complete the best vertical, mountain climb close to Melbourne, the Mount Donna Buang Walking Track is for you.

Warrandyte State Park

The closest state park to Melbourne, Warrandyte is a haven for picnickers, bushwalkers, canoeists, birdwatchers and those who enjoy peace and solitude. Mountain bikes are permitted within the park but must remain on management vehicle only tracks.

Warrandyte is 24km north east of the city of Melbourne and is home to approximately 8,000 people. It is situated on the Yarra River and was originally a hunting ground for the Wurundjeri people.

Situated beside the Yarra River in Templestowe, Westerfolds Park offers over 120 hectares of parkland perfect for picnicking, cycling, walking and canoeing.

Enjoy the Wirra Willa boardwalk circuit, taking in the sounds and scents of the rainforest.

Located off Captains Creek Road, Wombelano Falls offers a 1.5km circuit walking track to view the falls.

Stage 1A of the Yarra Valley Trail is now open providing 7km of trail access (or approx 15 km return) from Lilydale to McIntyre Lane, Yering.

Walk & Cycle

Rainforest Gallery-Warburton

Redwood Forest

Richards Tramline

Riverside Drive Walk

Riverside Drive Walk

Ruffey Lake Park

Suggested Rides in the Warburton Valley

The Eastern Golf Club

Toolangi State Forest

Tree Fern Gully Trail

Walk Into History

Warburton Rainforest Gallery Trail

Warburton to Mt Donna Buang (Martyrs Rd)

Warburton to Mt Donna Buang (Martyrs rd)

Warrandyte State Park

Warrandyte Walking Trails

Westerfolds Park

Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk

Wombelano Falls

Yarra Valley Trail

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