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The Otways

The Otways are situated around the Great Ocean Road are a great place to visit. Extending from Lorne past Cape Otway there are plenty of scenic drives and picnic spots around the area.

A popular place to start would be at the town of Beech Forest which is near Triplet, Beauchamp and Hoptoun Falls. Also at Beech Forest is the Old Beechy Rail Line now a walking and cycling track it passes through the historic forest and is a great place to smell the country air.

 

Photo: The Otways Rainforest is home to some magnificent tree ferns, some which are hundreds of years old

 

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The old Beechy Rail Line now a walking trail, was once the longest narrow gauge rail line in Victoria.

 


 
 
 

 

You can also try a spot of fishing in the Aire River or take a drive to the town of Forest where there are many sightseeing opportunities at either Stevenson's falls West Barwon Dam or the Mt Sabine Reserve and lookout.

The town of Birragurra on the edge of the Otways became famous during the 1980's when a TV series called "The Henderson Kids" filmed there and Beech Forest rose to notoriety as the home of the late Sydney - Melbourne ultra marathon runner Cliff Young around the same time.

The Otway's are an often forgotten gem to the tourist who visits the Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay and Lorne.
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
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