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Bass Coastal Walk Punch Bowl Rd to Halfmoon Bay/Hidden Beach

George Bass
Difficulty
Medium
Meeting Place
End of Punch Bowl Rd Carpark , San Remo
Details

Enjoy the rugged coastal views of this spectacular walk on this undulating coastal track.

Stop at Half-Moon Bay then onwards to view the hidden beach return back to Punchbowl carpark

An average level of fitness is required for the walk.

Lunch / Comments

BYO Lunch 

Be aware no toilets available on walk, advise stop at San Remo or Andersons roundabout for toilets before commencing walk.

After walk we will join the short walkers at San Remo's Loins Park for lunch and acknowledge Bass Coast Strollers 28 years

Leaders
Vicky

Short Walk San Remo

Difficulty
Easy
Meeting Place
The short walkers will make a later start than usual so we can finish at around 12 o'clock. We will meet at the park at the end of Back Beach Road at 10.15 ready for a 10.30 start.

Details

This month the Bass Coast Strollers celebrates its 28th birthday and we have decided to celebrate by enjoying a BYO lunch in the Lions Park in San Remo. Both groups will be there. 

Lunch / Comments

Lunch can be purchased in the town or brought from home.
Please let Faye know if you are joining us.

Leaders
Nola

Away Walk- Devils Bend Loop

Difficulty
Medium
Meeting Place
Devilbend Natural Features Reserve, 159 Graydens Rd, Moorooduc VIC 3933
Toilets, Picnic facilities and parking available. BYO lunch
Details

Devilbend Reservoir Loop 12.7 km or Short Loop 3.1 - 5km (based on group preference)

Wander through the tranquil bushland of the Mornington Peninsula, the Devilbend Reservoir Loop offers a serene escape into one of the region’s largest freshwater wetland systems.

Lunch / Comments

BYO Lunch 

Toilets, Picnic facilities and parking available.

Leaders
Vicky
Christine

Kilcunda Grand Ridge Walk

Difficulty
Medium
Meeting Place
Kilcunda Carpark
Details

Walk From Kilcunda Carpark to the back of Kilcunda, enjoy the beautiful countryside, lots of uphill walking worth it for the stunning views of the Bass Coast Strait and Western Port Bay.

Lunch / Comments

BYO Lunch

Toilets at Kilcunda Beach Carpark near Caravan Park

Leaders
Stuart