Warburton River Walk and O'Shannassy Aqueduct Loop, Victoria, Australia 106 Reviews, Map
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The O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail follows the historic route passing through the Yarra Ranges National Park from Don Valley to East Warburton. It can be done walking, running or riding on a mountain or gravel bike.
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Dee River via Rail Trail and Aqueduct is full of beautiful scenery and is a terrific way to explore Warburton and the surrounding region. The trail starts from Warburton Waterwheel Visitor Information Centre where there is ample parking available.
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The O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail follows the historic route passing through the Yarra Ranges National Park from Don Valley to East Warburton. It can be done walking, running or riding on a mountain or gravel bike. If walking, you can do it in sections with many access points to start and end along the way, carparks, and other facilities like Yuonga Road Carpark or Dee Road Carpark. If riding.
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Overview Don't miss the O'Shannassy Aqueduct loop when you're riding the Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail. Instead, follow along with this self-guided tour that leads you through this beautiful natural path. The aqueduct loop trail is cut into the mountain, but it's not too difficult. All levels of bike riders are welcome.
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High-Low Aqueduct & River Walk is a 8km, grade 3 hike located in the Warburton, Victoria. The hike should take around 3.5 hrs to complete. Length: 8km Duration: 3.5 hrs Grade: 3 Style: Circuit Start: Warburton Main Street End: Warburton Main Street Location: Warburton Closest town: Warburton Victoria From state capital: 74km Longitude: 145.6874485
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The O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail is a long distance walking track passing through the Yarra Ranges National Park from Don Valley to East Warburton. Opportunities exist to Step-On Step-Off the trail from main visitor areas for a shorter walk.
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The full trail follows the O'Shannassy Aqueduct from Don Valley to East Warburton which is about 34km in total one way. However, there are various access points where you can jump on and off and complete just a section of the trail. In Warburton, the nearest access point and carpark for the trail is Yuonga Road, just up from the Main Street.
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Warburton River Walk and O'Shannassy Aqueduct Loop Moderate • 4.3 (110) Warburton, Victoria, Australia Photos (362) Directions Print/PDF map Length 4.2 miElevation gain 866 ftRoute type Loop Enjoy this 4.2-mile loop trail near Warburton, Victoria. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 7 min to complete.
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O'Shannassy's Aqueduct trail The O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail passes through the Yarra Ranges National Park from Don Valley to East Warburton. The trail follows the maintenance track for O'Shannassy's Aquaduct and winds through native bushland. Trail map Location Yuonga Road Carpark, Warburton VIC, Warburton 3799 View Map Tagged as: Trail
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Nestled above the floor of the Upper Yarra Valley, O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail follows the historic open channelled aqueduct. Stretching 30km, the trail passes fern gullies, creeks and plantations and offers spectacular views of the valley below.
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The O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail stretches for over 30 kilometres between fern gullies and creeks and gives some of the best views of the valley below.. The most accessible section of the trail is the section between Dee Road, Millgrove and Yuonga Road, Warburton. The trail here is an easy gradient and remains almost level throughout. There.
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O'Shannassy's Aqueduct trail Apm Track, Millgrove VIC 3799, Australia by Kathleen Time 1 h 45 m Length 6.98 km Difficulty Easy Rating Directions *Update note below: A 14k out-and-back walk from Dee Road carpark in Millgrove to Yuonga Rd car park in Warburton along O'Shannassy's Aqueduct. A beautiful, refreshing walk, especially on warm days! Tweet
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The Aqueduct Trail, which connects East Warburton to Don Valley in the Upper Yarra Valley, is gently undulating and suitable for people of most fitness levels. For the same reason, it's popular amongst cyclists for MTBing. Terrain varies between flat, open-trail and sealed roads, with each enjoyed by different segments of the community..
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AQUEDUCT TRAIL (featured picture below) The O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail, was built in 1914, and after delivering water to the Melbourne metropolitan area for 82 years, was fully decommissioned in 1996. The access track which runs along beside it now provides a wonderful cycling experience.