Bird Watching Melbourne

Nature Walk and Bird Watching at Albert Park Lake with Coffee & Conversation

Join me for an easy going walk and bird watching together at Albert Park Lake, an extraordinary wetland habitat and one of Melbourne's favourite nature spots. Whether you are new in town or looking to connect with other nature lovers this walk is a great opportunity to chat with new and old friends as we explore by the water's edge. We can enjoy the stroll together and sharing our birdlife discoveries along the way. We'll have time for photographs and to take in the magnificent views of the city skyline at the southern end of the lake. We'll finish up at the Coots Picnic area to relax, socialise and enjoy something to eat and drink. **Agenda** I will meet you at **2pm** on the lakeside of the Light Rail Tram Stop No.129 Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. We'll set off at 2.10pm to walk clockwise around the lake. We'll stroll past the wharves and Gunn Island and pause at the southernmost point of the lake. Then we'll make our way back to the Coots Picnic area for a snack and drink together. You can pick up a coffee and a snack at the nearby Sir Albert Cafe or bring your own favourites. This is an easy walk on flat pathways and the distance will be about 5.5km all up. The walking time is around 1hr 45mins including stops along the way. **Location** Light Rail Tram Stop No.129 on the No.96 Light Rail Tram line (Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre Tram Stop) There is free street parking available on Canterbury Road which runs beside the tram/light rail line. Parking Fees apply to all car parks within Albert Park. When you RSVP, please **click Attend** on the event page and I will be in touch via Direct Messages about the details. I will also be available in the Event Comments on the day.

Maribyrnong River Walk: Birds, Wetlands & Coffee – Footscray to Edgewater

Join me for a relaxed nature walk along the Maribyrnong River Trail, exploring the section from the Footscray Community Arts Centre to Edgewater and Burndap Park. We’ll allow time to pause along the way and observe birdlife and enjoy the natural environment, and if you enjoy photography, you’re welcome to bring your camera or phone to capture the flora and fauna we encounter along the river trail. Our route takes us past the Heavenly Queen Taoist Temple, and through Newell's Paddock Wetlands Reserve and past Footscray Park. Newell’s Paddock is a conservation area that has been regenerated over the past 30 years from a polluted industrial site into thriving wetlands, where more than 80 bird species have now been recorded. We may also see the local swan family out exploring with their cygnets. [https://www.newellspaddock.org.au/2016/06/07/birds-of-newells-paddock/](https://www.newellspaddock.org.au/2016/06/07/birds-of-newells-paddock/) When we reach Edgewater Marina, we’ll stop to have something to eat or drink. There are two cafés and an Italian deli nearby. From here we will walk through Burndap Park, a revegetated space that provides an important habitat for waterbirds and other native wildlife. The Superb Fairy-wren, the endangered Growling Grass Frog and Spotted Marsh Frog have found a home here. For anyone interested in identifying birdlife and frogs there are many free apps, including [Frog Census ID](https://www.melbournewater.com.au/learn-about/making-difference/citizen-science-waterwatch/frog-census) app and [Merlin Bird ID](https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/). The Maribyrnong River Trail is flat and well maintained, and this walk is rated easy to moderate. Distance: approximately 7 km Walking time: around 1 hour 45 minutes, with breaks along the way. **Agenda** 2:00 pm – Meet at the Footscray Community Arts Centre (see event photos for a map and meeting point) 2:10 pm – Begin our walk 3:30 pm – Arrive at Edgewater Marina for a break 4:15 pm – Walk through Burndap park 5:15 pm – Arrive back at the Footscray Community Arts Centre **Getting There** If you’re coming by public transport, the Arts Centre is about a 7-minute walk from Footscray Station—head down Bunbury Street and turn left onto Moreland Street. For those driving, there is on-street metered parking as well as a car park at the Arts Centre. **RSVP & Event Notes** Please RSVP by clicking Attend on the event page, and I’ll be in touch with any additional details via direct message. This is a rain or shine event and I add any updates about weather conditions in the Event Comments on the day if needed. *Please note once we meet at 2:00 pm, I will be connecting with guests and unable to respond to direct messages. For anyone running late, I will post a location tracker in the Event Comments so you can find us along the trail.*

Spectacular Grampians - Grand Canyon, Pinnacle Lookout, Boroka Lookout &more!

We are heading to Grampians National Park, one of the most incredible places in Victoria to lose yourself in nature for a while. We will book a bus with a driver. Our events are only open to people aged 18 years and older. Please follow these two steps to confirm your spot: Step 1: Please RSVP to this event on meetup. Step 2: Please buy the bus ticket via Trybooking ($99 - Early Bird, $119 - Regular): [https://www.trybooking.com/DPXUZ](https://www.trybooking.com/DPXUZ) Payments are managed through Trybooking and not Meetup. You will see an **"Unpaid"** status on your RSVP. The only thing you need is the Trybooking ticket which you will receive by email. I will manually update the meetup payment status closer to the event date. Trybooking payments are non-refundable. There is no option to transfer the ticket to a new date. Trybooking payments will be refunded only if the event is cancelled or moved to a new date. If you are a digital creator or youtuber, please message the organizer before buying the ticket. Meeting Point: Let's meet in the Corner of Russell and Flinders Street (Federation Square Bus stop) at 8:45 AM. We should be back at Federation Square Bus Stop around 9 pm. Map: [https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=-37.817028%2C%20144.97006](https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=-37.817028%2C%20144.97006) This is a rain or shine event. Cost: Bus Ticket: $99 - Early Bird $119 - Regular Lunch: Varies (depends on what you buy at Halls Gap). Tentative list of locations we will be visiting: Tentative list of locations we will be visiting: **Halls Gap**: Stop at Halls Gap for a lunch break (own expense). **If you are lucky**, The Halls Gap Recreation Reserve is a fantastic place to see **Kangaroos** in the Grampians. 🕒30 mins **Boroka Lookout**: Picturesque views of mountain ranges, lakes & plains. (Please **stay within the safety barriers for your own safety**. In the news: [https://bit.ly/3o3MvAI](https://bit.ly/3o3MvAI) ) 🕒15 mins \| 1\-2 mins walk **Reed Lookout:** From the summit of Reed Lookout you will enjoy stunning views over the entire Victoria Valley, Victoria Range, Serra Range, Lake Wartook, and the Mt Difficult Range on a clear day. (Not much walking involved) 🕒15 mins \| 1\-2 mins walk **Pinnacles Lookout:** The Pinnacle is the Grampians’ most iconic lookout — and for good reason. The sweeping views are nothing short of spectacular, making it one of the most breath-taking vantage points in the entire Grampians National Park. 4\.2km return hike \| 🕒2 hours **Grand Canyon -** Climb your way through a stunning gorge beneath towering rock walls on this short but challenging hike. Take a moment to pause, listen to the gentle stream, and soak in the natural echoes all around you. It's short strenuous walk up and the downhill coming back. 🕒45 mins Please follow us on Social Media for photos, videos & updates: [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@explore-melbourne) \| [Facebook Page](https://www.facebook.com/exploremelb) \| [Facebook Group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/exploremelb) \| [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/xpmelb/) \| [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@exploremelbourne) \| [ExploreMelbourne.AU](https://exploremelbourne.au/) Explore Melbourne is Australia's largest meetup group, with a big social media community too. To keep everyone safe and make sure every event is a good time, we have nine simple rules. Anyone who breaks them is removed from the group, and so far that's 336 people. ❌ **Not a dating group**. We're here to make friends, not find soulmates, so no flirty business, please! 📵 **No phone numbers.** Asking for or sharing phone numbers has led to scams, harassment and privacy problems in the past, so anyone who does it will be removed. Swapping social media is fine if you're both happy to, but please don't add people to WhatsApp or other group chats. 🔞**18+ only.** All our events are for adults aged 18 and over. 📢 **No promoting other events** or groups. 😅 Give people room. Everyone's here to meet lots of people, so please **don't be clingy**. 🚗 **No carpooling.** We've had safety incidents, and our public liability insurance doesn't cover motor vehicle accidents. 💰 **No sales pitches**. That means no selling, no MLMs, no pyramid schemes and no "life-changing mentorship" offers. 📸 **Cameras welcome, but**… – please **refrain from taking photos of our members** for privacy reasons. 😊 A lot of work goes into every event. **Please be kind to our organisers.** Rudeness towards them won't be tolerated. By joining this event, you agree to follow these rules. Break them and you'll be removed, just like the 336 people before you. **No second chances.** Let's keep it fun, friendly and drama-free! Liability Waiver: The organizer of this group cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage, injury, or accident to participants or their property at this event. By participating in this event, you're taking responsibility for your safety and well-being. By joining this event, you agree to the liability waiver mentioned here: [https://exploremelbourne.au/explore-melbourne-liability-waiver/](https://exploremelbourne.au/explore-melbourne-liability-waiver/)

Local Catch-Up | Mitcham

Come along for a relaxed local catch-up at the Mitcham Hotel Bistro Bar. Meet new people, have a chat, and enjoy a drink or coffee. New people always welcome. I’ll have a bike helmet on the table so people can find the group. Please RSVP if attending so we know who to expect.

Newport Lake Reserve & Cherry Lake

To help ensure we operate in a safe and inclusive manner we ask all members and guests to abide by the following guidelines [https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Tlklt2nqT-B8RnDaxvmZv8vsGXy3w8rVpiArNf_-f8/edit?usp=sharing](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Tlklt2nqT-B8RnDaxvmZv8vsGXy3w8rVpiArNf_-f8/edit?usp=sharing) \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* We have made some changes to this event and will begin with Cherry Lake at sunrise, followed by breakfast and then move on to Newport Reserve for more photography. Given this is a weather dependent event, please check this page the day before the event in the event we need to postpone due to poor weather forecast. If you are interested in attending only Newport Reserve and breakfast, you can join us at either 8am for breakfast or 9.30am at Newport Reserve. Otherwise we will see you at Cherry Lake at 6.15am. Join us for a relaxed photography walk at Cherry Lake and Newport Lake Reserve on Saturday 10 October **(weather permitting**), We will start off with sunrise photography at Cherry Lake, followed by breakfast at a local café (details to be advised). We will then explore Newport Lake Reserve after breakfast and this reserve offers a variety of photographic opportunities, from tranquil lake reflections and walking trails to abundant birdlife including ducks, swans, cormorants, pelicans and smaller native birds often found throughout the reserve. The surrounding bushland and open water also provide excellent landscape and nature photography opportunities. Cherry Lake offers a different atmosphere, with wide open wetlands, boardwalks, expansive skies and additional opportunities for bird and landscape photography — particularly suited to those interested in wildlife, reflections and winter light. Newport Lake Reserve is easily accessible by car or public transport. The nearest train station is Newport Station, approximately a 1.5km walk to the reserve. Bring comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing and your favourite lens for nature and landscape photography. Looking forward to a great day of photography, conversation and coffee with fellow enthusiasts! **DRAFT SCHEDULE** **6:15 AM – Sunrise Photography at Cherry Lake** Meet at Cherry Lake Reserve **(Entrance via Fresno Street, Altona)** for an introduction and briefing. We'll begin the day capturing the early morning light at Cherry Lake Reserve. The reserve features a scenic 3.5 km walking circuit which takes visitors around the western and northern sections of the lake. Along the way, photographers can explore a variety of landscapes, including the area's fascinating salt marsh habitats, which support a diverse range of water birds and other wildlife. Photographic opportunities: · Sunrise landscapes and reflections · Water birds and wildlife · Wetland and salt marsh environments · Nature and environmental photography 7.50AM - re group at the entrance to drive to breakfast venue 8:00 AM – Breakfast & Social Catch-Up Location: Pier 71 71 Pier St, Altona [https://www.pier71.com.au/](https://www.pier71.com.au/) A chance to relax enjoy breakfast with fellow photographers before heading to our second location. \-\-\- 9:30 AM – Nature Photography Walk at Newport Lake Reserve. Meet at Newport Lake Reserve (Entrance via Mason Street, Newport) Our second session will take place at the picturesque Newport Lake Reserve. The reserve offers several self-guided nature trail loops totalling approximately 2 km, which takes around 40 minutes to complete. The trails wind through dense stands of eucalyptus and acacia trees, providing excellent opportunities for nature and wildlife photography. The reserve is home to more than 200 plant species and nearly 165 recorded bird species, including Black Swans, wrens, herons, and many other native birds. Photographic opportunities: · Bird and wildlife photography · Native flora and macro photography · Landscapes and lake reflections · Environmental and nature photography **11.00PM - Event Ends** **What to Bring** · Camera and lenses suitable for landscapes and wildlife · Fully charged batteries and spare memory cards · Comfortable walking shoes · Weather-appropriate clothing · Water bottle · Tripod and ND filters (optional, but recommended for sunrise photography) We look forward to a relaxed day of photography, nature, and good company while exploring two of Melbourne's beautiful western suburbs reserves. Catherine and Rowan

Walk from Sandringham to Brighton Beach then back again

Does anyone want to walk from Sandringham to Brighton Beach then back again, and optionally find somewhere in Sandringham to have coffee/food afterwards? Leaving at 10.40am sharp. No booking. Details of walk (length/time) in photos...

Spirits of the Sky at Healesville Sanctuary

Join me for a full day out at Healesville Sanctuary — a bushland wildlife sanctuary in the Yarra Valley, home to Australian animals like platypus, dingoes, koalas, wombats and a lot of very good birds. It's an easy, relaxed day: plenty of walking through the bush, keeper talks scattered through the day, and the Spirits of the Sky presentation where birds of prey fly right over the crowd. We'll meet at Boost Juice inside Southern Cross Station at 7:45am, say hello, and head to the platform together around 7:55am. The 8:09am train and connecting bus get us to the Sanctuary at about 10:19am. From there we'll wander the grounds as a group, catch as many animal and keeper talks as we can fit in, and make sure we're set up for Spirits of the Sky. We'll start heading back on the 4:26pm bus and reach Southern Cross at about 6:22pm, where the meetup wraps up. If you'd rather drive, you're very welcome to skip the train and meet us at the Sanctuary entrance instead — just let me know so we can look out for you. One important thing: this is a casual social meetup so we can go along together. It isn't run by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Healesville Sanctuary or Zoos Victoria. Please book your own entry ticket directly with them — an RSVP here doesn't include entry. **Who this is for** * Anyone who likes animals, bushland walks and an unhurried day out of the city * Good for all fitness levels — it's flat-ish walking on paths, but it's a big site, so expect to be on your feet for a few hours * Photographers and first-time visitors will all get a lot out of it * Coming on your own? Very welcome — most people at these meetups do, and it's an easy day to chat **Links** * Meetup start point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sfyVPt3akkGBKxrF9 * Healesville Sanctuary: https://www.zoo.org.au/healesville/ * Tickets and membership: https://www.zoo.org.au/healesville/whats-on/events/entry/ * Spirits of the Sky: https://www.zoo.org.au/healesville/whats-on/events/spirits-of-the-sky/ * Spirits of the Sky video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEdPvCQvP84 * Animal and keeper talks: https://www.zoo.org.au/healesville/animal-talks/ * Interactive map of the Sanctuary: https://healesvillesanctuary.maptivateapp.com.au/ * Cafés and where to eat: https://www.zoo.org.au/healesville/food-and-facilities/where-to-eat/ **Timeline** * 7:45am – Meet at Boost Juice, Southern Cross Station, and say hi (driving? meet us at the Sanctuary entrance instead) * 7:55am – Head to the platform together * 8:09am – Train, then connecting bus, out to Healesville * 10:19am – Arrive at Healesville Sanctuary * Through the day – Animal and keeper talks, Spirits of the Sky, and a wander around the grounds * Lunch – Grab something at one of the on-site cafés or eat the lunch you've brought * 4:26pm – Bus, then train, back towards the city * 6:22pm – Arrive at Southern Cross Station and the meetup ends **Tickets / cost** * Everyone books and pays for their own entry ticket online, in advance, directly with Healesville Sanctuary. * If you have a Zoos Victoria membership, bring it along * Train and bus fares are your own, and food and drinks on site are extra **Transport** * We're travelling by train and connecting bus from Southern Cross Station — bring a myki with enough balance for the return trip * Timings above are the ones I'm planning around; please check the PTV app on the day in case anything has changed * Driving instead is totally fine — there's parking at the Sanctuary. Just tell me beforehand so I know to look for you at the entrance * If you miss the 8:09am departure, don't panic — message the group and make your own way out, and we'll find you there **Bring** * Your pre-booked ticket or membership card * Myki with enough balance (if you're travelling with us) * Water bottle * Lunch and snacks, or money for the cafés * Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses * A jacket * Comfortable walking shoes **Expect** * Difficulty: Easy — walking paths and gentle slopes, no hills to climb * Pace: Relaxed, with plenty of stops * Vibe: Friendly and low-key, lots of looking at animals and chatting * Group style: We'll move around together, but no pressure — if you want to drift off and see something at your own pace, just meet us back up **Important notes** * This is a casual social meetup arranged so we can visit together. It isn't run by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Healesville Sanctuary or Zoos Victoria * Book your own entry directly with the Sanctuary — an RSVP here is not a ticket and doesn't include entry * Spirits of the Sky and the keeper talks are run by the Sanctuary and can change or be cancelled on the day, especially in poor weather. Check their site closer to the date * It's an outdoor day, so dress for the weather — the Yarra Valley is usually a few degrees cooler than the city * Please follow all Sanctuary rules and staff instructions, keep a respectful distance from the animals, and take part within your own comfort. You're joining at your own risk and are responsible for your own safety and wellbeing on the day * It's a long day with a decent amount of walking — please come prepared for that * If your plans change, please update your RSVP so numbers stay clear

Sunset Walk: South Melbourne Beach → Point Ormond Lookout

Join me for an easy sunset walk along the bay, from South Melbourne Beach down to the Point Ormond Lookout in Elwood. It's one of the nicest stretches of foreshore in Melbourne — flat path the whole way, water on one side, and a slow change of light as the afternoon turns into evening. We'll finish up on the little hill at Point Ormond, which gives you a wide open view back across the bay just in time for sunset. We'll meet outside the South Melbourne Life Saving Club at 5:30pm, say hello, and start walking together at 5:45pm at a gentle, chatty pace. It's around 5–6km and takes us about 90 minutes with a few pauses along the way. We'll arrive at the lookout around 7:15pm and hang around for the sunset, then wrap up about 7:45pm. This is a walk, not a workout — no rushing, and we stay together as a group. **Who this is for** * Anyone who likes an easy walk, good views and a relaxed chat * Beginner-friendly — no experience needed, just comfortable shoes and a reasonable ability to walk 5–6km on flat ground * People new to Melbourne or new to the group * Coming on your own? Perfect. Most people do, and it's a very easy group to fall into conversation with **Links** * Meetup start point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/hoKPsTmfawVMXmFY7 * Route we'll walk: https://maps.app.goo.gl/puZ2mKrQPsALrKEGA **Timeline** * 5:30pm – Meet outside South Melbourne Life Saving Club and say hello * 5:45pm – Start walking together at a gentle pace * \~7:15pm – Arrive at Point Ormond Lookout and enjoy the sunset views * \~7:45pm – Meetup ends. Optional food, coffee or ice-cream nearby afterwards, depending on the group vibe **Transport** * Trams run along Canterbury Road / Beaconsfield Parade near the start point — check the PTV app for the best route from where you are * Getting home: Point Ormond is a short walk from Elwood's bus and tram connections, or roughly 20 minutes on foot back up to St Kilda if you'd rather stretch it out **Bring** * Comfortable walking shoes * A water bottle * A light jacket or windbreaker — it gets noticeably cooler by the water once the sun drops * A hat and sunscreen for the earlier part of the walk * Some cash or card if you want to join the optional food/coffee/ice-cream afterwards **Expect** * Difficulty: Easy. Flat, sealed foreshore path the whole way * Distance: Around 5–6km, roughly 90 minutes of walking * Pace: Gentle and social. We stop when we want to, and nobody gets left behind * Vibe: Relaxed, chatty, no pressure * Group style: Friendly and welcoming, with plenty of new faces each time **Important notes** * The walk itself is completely free. There's nothing to book and nothing to pay * Anything you buy afterwards (food, coffee, ice-cream) is your own call and at your own cost * Please arrive by 5:30pm so we can set off together at 5:45pm — once we're walking, it's hard to catch the group * Weather dependent: I'll check the forecast closer to the day and post an update here either way, so keep an eye on the event page * The foreshore path is shared with cyclists, runners and skaters. Please stay to the left, keep an ear out, and be mindful when we're walking in a bigger group * It'll be getting dark by the time we finish, so plan how you're getting home * Please walk within your own ability and look after yourself on the day — you're joining at your own risk and you're responsible for your own safety and wellbeing * If your plans change, please update your RSVP so numbers stay clear

Social: Footy picnic

HIKE - Lysterfield Lake to Lysterfield Hill loop (14km- Moderate)

Join as **Jade** leads us on a wildlife filled journey through Australian bushland, rocky paths and plenty of good views across Melbourne and beyond. This is a 14km loop beginning and ending at the main Lysterfield Lake carpark. Expect dense bushland,rocky terrain, the soothing sounds of nature, eucalyptus and wildflowers. ## 🥾 Terrain & Difficulty \*\*\*Australian Walking Track Grade: \*\*3 \*\ *\*Difficulty: \*\*Moderate \*\*\ *Terrain: \*\*Some Steep Sections, Bushland, dirt tracks, and gravel ##\*\ *🎒 What to Bring\*\* \*💧 3L of water \*🥙 Snacks and Lunch \*🤠 Hat and sunscreen \*First aid kit (optional) \*Hiking poles (optional) \*Electrolytes (optional) ## 👕 What to Wear \*🥾 Hiking boots or sturdy runners *👕 Moisture‑wicking clothing and wet weather gear as you see fit. \*🤠 A hat ## 📍 Meeting Point Spotted Gum Carpark -Horswood Rd, Narre Warren North VIC 3804 **Trail Route:** https://www.alltrails.com/en-gb/trail/australia/victoria/lysterfield-loop-to-lysterfield-hill?sh=e6ztqg&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality Toilets: Available at the start point. Water: Bring your own; **no drinking water available on route.** My **mobile number is 0466980126,should anyone need to contact me.** ## • 🌦 Weather & Safety We hike in all conditions — rain, shine, mist, or cold — as long as it remains safe to do so. If weather conditions become **unsafe** (strong winds, storms, extreme heat, or track closures), we may modify or postpone the walk. Any updates will be posted on the event page. ## ❤️ About Walking With Grace & Our Hiking Community Walking With Grace is a faith‑inspired, non‑profit community that welcomes people from all backgrounds and beliefs. Our hikes are community‑led, volunteer‑run, and focused on connection, kindness, and enjoying nature together. This event is part of **club.hiking.org.au**, a free online hiking community where you can: *Download GPX files \*Share your outdoor adventures *Connect with other hikers \*Discover new trails and inspiration Because **Adventures Are Meant to Be Shared.** ## ✨ RSVP Etiquette If your plans change, please update your RSVP so we can plan well and make space for others on the waitlist. ## 🌟 We Look Forward to Sharing This Adventure With You Every walk is a chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy the simple gift of being outdoors together. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning for another adventure, we’re grateful to have you with us. We look forward to sharing this experience with you — the conversations, the views, the quiet moments, and the joy of walking side by side. Because **Adventures Are Meant to Be Shared.** 🌟 **How Can You Help WWG?** If you have suggestions for walks you would like to do or can recommend please let us know. WWG is run by volunteers. Fees are incurred to run the group. If you would like to donate to help spread the cost, any contribution would be very gratefully received. **Bank Details: BSB 484799 ACC 481491970** **⚠️ Disclaimer** This is a social, community‑led outing rather than a guided or professionally supervised activity. By attending, you accept responsibility for your own safety and wellbeing. The route may include uneven ground, shallow water crossings, slippery surfaces, and natural hazards typical of bush environments. Please consider your fitness and comfort level, bring suitable gear, and look out for one another as we move through the terrain. If conditions change or anything feels unsafe, we’ll adjust the plan together as a group. Our volunteers carry first‑aid supplies, an emergency radio, and satellite navigation/communication devices. These are available to support the group, but they are not a substitute for personal preparedness. We also recommend having active ambulance cover whenever you take part in outdoor activities.

Saturday Morning Walk @ Ruffey Lake Park Templestowe 3106 🙋🏻‍♀️

Hi Radiant Ladies, Join us for a refreshing Saturday walk at Ruffey Lake Park. 👭 Walk at your own pace 🐕 Dogs welcome ☕ Coffee after 🌦️ We walk every Saturday (unless it’s pouring) New ladies welcome. See you! 







Leanne & Lyn 💕

Tarra Valley Overnight - Mount Tassie Loop 18kms