The Otways are full of family friendly activities from short walks, to wildlife spotting and plenty of adventure in between.
The Otways and the Colac region is full of a lot of hidden secrets! On today’s tour we’ll take you to some of the...
Nestled within the stunning backdrop of the Great Otway National Park lies the Forrest MTB Trails with its array of diverse...
The Otway Fly Tree Top Walk is located in Victoria’s magnificent Otways, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to...
At low tide take the stunning walk across ancient volcanic rock formations that have created beautiful rock...
Stroll from the fishing platform near the Kennett River bridge along the bank to spot all kinds of wildlife particularly...
All caravan parks in the Otways have family-friendly facilities and are ideally located for exploring the region’s...
Aptly known as the Jewel of the Otways, Melba Gully (Madsen’s Track) is one of the wettest places in the state. The gully...
The Yaugher (northern) network is located north of the township. Grab your provisions in town and then ride (5 minutes) up the...
A 2 day Otways getaway is just the thing you need if you feel like unplugging and getting back to nature. We’ve put together...
There are Otways hikes for almost any ability so it is an ideal destination for everyone. And being a cool temperate rainforest...
Rail Trails are disused railway corridors that have been converted to paths for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Discover the...
Engage your mind, body and soul as you weave your way through the Great Otway and Port Campbell National Parks. Nature’s...
Just west of the Grey River bridge you will find a pretty, shady picnic area with beach...
Thinking about a long weekend away in the Otways? We’ve put together a suggested 3 day itinerary that gives you a taste of...
Red Rock lookout is about 12kms from Colac and is one of Australia’s youngest volcanoes. There’s a viewing platform...
The stunning coastline on the Great Ocean Road around the Otway Coast Hamlets is unforgettable. Mount Defiance through to...
The Great Otway National Park is peppered with stunning waterfalls that are only a short drive away. There’s the cascading...
Paddy’s Path offers beautiful ocean views from its hillside position and connects Wye River to Separation...
I am an esky for a footrest, eager hands unwrapping the damper. I am the brightest star you won’t see in the city...
At the remarkable Californian Redwoods, let your imagination come to life along this enchanting walk, where fairytales seem to...
Having undergone a recent $2.32M redevelopment, the southern trails surround the township of Forrest and offer riders 16 great...
Head to Lake Elizabeth hidden deep in the Otways and discover its inspiring beauty with heavily timbered flanks and calm...
Maits Rest is a relatively short, circuit walk virtually beside the Great Ocean Road about 15 minutes west of Apollo Bay....
The Otways is enchanting, captivating, picturesque and just two hours west of Melbourne. If you’ve only got 48-hours to spend in the area,...
There are so many fantastic Otways attractions that showcase nature at its best, making a trip here an unforgettable one. Below we have put together...
The wind batters our tired faces as we stretch our legs on Stringybark Track, ascending Parker...
A weekend of fresh air, mother nature at her finest and fulfilling wanderlust right at your back door. Welcome back to the...
The whole family will love experiencing the Otways at its finest: on foot. Walkers of almost any ability can trek around and discover magical...
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